The Burris Thermal Handheld H19 Gen 3 (SKU: BO300635, also referred to as the BTH19 V3) is a portable thermal monocular designed for night hunting, game scouting, tracking, and nighttime observation. Driven by the Burris Cybercore image-processing engine, this device detects heat signatures in total darkness to locate targets. For Australian users, the unit features a standard USB-C interface for power and recharging, allowing it to safely charge using standard 5V USB power banks or SAA/RCM-compliant Australian 240V-to-USB wall adapters without requiring a proprietary mains plug.

Key Features

• Burris Cybercore Engine: Advanced image-processing algorithm provides clear thermal rendering.
• Hot Spot Tracking: Automatically identifies and highlights the hottest heat signatures on the screen.
• 9 Color Palettes: Choose from Red Hot, White Hot, Black Hot, Blue Hot, Green Hot, Amber, Iron, Inferno, and Sepia.
• Ergonomic Controls: Redesigned physical buttons, focus ring, and diopter are optimized for comfortable operation while wearing gloves.
• BurrisConnect Compatibility: Integrated Wi-Fi connects to the mobile app for remote control, setting adjustments, and live video streaming.
• Mounting Options: Equipped with a 1/4-20 threaded tripod adapter and an integrated M1913 Picatinny rail for mounting accessories directly to the unit.

Product Specifications

• Sensor: 400 × 300 VOx sensor with 12 µm pixel pitch and 50 Hz frame rate
• Optics: 19mm F1.0 manual-focus objective lens
• Magnification: 1.8x to 7.2x optical magnification
• Digital Zoom: 1x to 4x smooth digital zoom
• Display: 1280 × 960 color LCOS screen
• Eye Relief & Diopter: 17mm eye relief with -4 to +4 dioptric compensation
• Field of View (FOV): 14.4° × 10.8°
• Battery Runtime: ≥5 hours of continuous operation at 25°C (supports hot-swapping and external charging via USB-C)
• Dimensions: 249 mm × 61 mm × 70 mm
• Weight: 22 oz (approximately 0.62 kg)

Who is the Thermal Handheld H19 Gen 3 400x300 12um for?

• Night pest controllers — scan open fields at close-to-medium range using a wide 14.4° × 10.8° field of view, allowing fast target acquisition before zooming in with the 1.8x to 7.2x magnification system.
• Hunters tracking game — trace heat signatures in low-visibility brush with this thermal monocular, utilizing the hot-spot tracking system and a reliable runtime of ≥5 hours at 25°C to recover downed game.

Less suitable for: Positive target identification at distances beyond 750 yards (approximately 685 metres), which requires a longer focal-length thermal monocular with a larger objective lens (such as 35mm or 50mm models). It is also unsuitable for direct mounting to firearms, as this handheld monocular is not recoil-rated; users requiring a weapon-mounted option should select a dedicated recoil-bearing thermal rifle scope.