First Look: Meprolight MEPRO NYX-200 Thermal Sight

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posted on January 29, 2019
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Thermal sights and handheld optics are gaining popularity among America’s gun owners. New for 2019 from Meprolight is the NYX-200 thermal sight, which can be mounted on a standard Picatinny rail or hand-held, allowing users to quickly detect targets, even in total darkness. The NYX-200 offers four different models with different features, but all of them have a second digital camera channel to allow for easy recording and storage of what’s showing up in your sights.

Made to MIL-810 standards, the MEPRO NYX-200 sight is available in several configurations, all providing a high-resolution thermal channel with 640x480 microbolometer core and a 17µ pixel size. The sight also provides a sensitive second camera channel which features a 1280x640 low-light or day camera. The MEPRO NYX-200 can quickly be changed from hand-held to weapons mount and vice versa, and ergonomic and easy-to-operate menu has intuitive icons for fast operation under all hunting and shooting scenarios.

The MEPRO NYX-200 sight operates on four standard AA batteries (lithium, alkaline or rechargeable NiMH) and is capable of running eight hours consecutively. MSRP starts at $9,240.00. More information on the MEPRO NYX-200 is available at meprolight.com.

Meprolight Thermal Sight Specifications

NYX-211
Thermal Sensor Type : 640x480, 17μ pixel size
2nd Channel: 1280x640 low-light camera
Spectral Range: 8 to 12 microns
Thermal Field Of View: 23.1 x 17.3 inches
Optical Magnification: 1X 
Focus Range: 5m to infinity
Display Type: OLED
Eye Relief: 30 mm
Dimensions (LxWxH): 240x68x85 mm
Weight (w/o batteries): 680 grams

NYX-212
Thermal Sensor Type : 640x480, 17μ pixel size
2nd Channel: 1280x640 day camera
Spectral Range: 8 to 12 microns
Thermal Field Of View: 23.1 x 17.3 inches
Optical Magnification: 1X 
Focus Range: 5m to infinity
Display Type: OLED
Eye Relief: 30 mm
Dimensions (LxWxH): 240x68x85 mm
Weight (w/o batteries): 680 grams

NYX-221
Thermal Sensor Type : 640x480, 17μ pixel size
2nd Channel: 1280x640 low light camera
Spectral Range: 8 to 12 microns
Thermal Field Of View: 10.3 x 8.3 inches
Optical Magnification: 2X 
Focus Range: 5m to infinity
Display Type: OLED
Eye Relief: 30 mm
Dimensions (LxWxH): 274x68x100 mm
Weight (w/o batteries): 850 grams

NYX-222
Thermal Sensor Type : 640x480, 17μ pixel size
2nd Channel: 1280x640 day camera
Spectral Range: 8 to 12 microns
Thermal Field Of View: 10.3 x 8.3 inches 
Optical Magnification: 2X 
Focus Range: 5m to infinity
Display Type: OLED
Eye Relief: 30 mm
Dimensions (LxWxH): 274x68x100 mm
Weight (w/o batteries): 850 grams

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