Tactical optics / SZWL-P8 ZH HANDHELD FULL-COLOR NIGHT VISION SZWL-P8 AI Full-Color Night Vision Monocular
A compact partner after dark
SZWL-P8 AI Full-Color Night Vision Monocular A 565g compact monocular combining fast optics, an AMOLED display, and AI-ISP processing for portable full-color observation down to 0.001 lux.
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Image 1 of 7: SZWL-P8 transparent product hero 0.001 Lux Minimum illumination
350m+ Human target pickup
1.43" AMOLED display
565g System weight
From low-light input to usable mission imagery Optics, sensing, computational imaging, and mission output are treated as one chain, not a single lux number.
Scene light Available photons enter the optical system
Optical image Aperture, focal length, and field of view
CMOS capture Conversion to a low-SNR digital signal
AI-ISP Denoising, HDR, motion, and color recovery
Mission output Display, record, stream, and evidence
A compact, complete technical view F1.0 fast optics A 1/1.2-inch super-starlight CMOS and 50mm F1.0 lens improve photon capture and usable dark-scene dynamic range.
Long-range observation The source page states clear human-target pickup beyond 350 meters and observation of people or vehicles at 500–600 meters.
Flexible display links The 1.43-inch AMOLED supports direct viewing, while Micro HDMI and wireless links extend the live image to external displays.
Mission applications Investigation Border patrol Emergency response Outdoor observation
Product specifications Image sensor 1/1.2-inch CMOS
Minimum illumination Full color 0.001 Lux
Maximum resolution 2MP
Frame rate 5–30 fps
Lens 50mm / F1.0
Display 1.43-inch AMOLED / 466 × 466
Storage MicroSD
Battery 3350mAh
Runtime 4.5–5 hours
Protection IP55
Weight Approx. 565g
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