When your land, livestock, or weekend hunt is on the line, second-rate gear won’t cut it.
Pard delivers crystal-clear vision, day or night, so you never miss a shot or let pests run wild. Built tough for the Aussie outdoors.
Don’t leave your shot to chance—gear up with Pard and shop the full range today!
Never used night vision or thermal tech before? Then get clued in with our blog on the difference of night vision vs thermal technology here.
Or if you'd like to learn more about Pard specifically, check out our FAQ's section at the bottom of the page.
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View full detailsYes, Pard thermals are highly regarded for their performance, clarity, and value. Designed with hunters and farmers in mind, they offer sharp thermal imaging, intuitive controls, and rugged builds suited to harsh Aussie conditions. Whether for pest control or night hunting, Pard thermals deliver reliable results without breaking the bank.
Like most other thermal/night vision brands, Pard is manufactured in China - who are currently world leaders in thermal and night vision technology.
If the Pard product is in stock it will typically be dispatched from our Queensland warehouse QLD 4172 within 24-48 hours. Estimated delivery times can be calculated using the auspost calculate postage app https://auspost.com.au/parcels-mail/calculate-postage-delivery-times/#/
Pard has a warranty of 2 years for night vision devices, 3 years for thermal imaging devices and multi-spectral devices.
Yes, Pard products are IP67-rated waterproof and dustproof, built to perform reliably in a wide range of extreme environments.
This is usually the result of running outdated firmware. First, look to update the firmware to see if this fixes the issue. if issues persist after this, please contact us.
This is completely normal—it's a shutter correction feature designed to protect the sensor and ensure the device consistently delivers the best possible image quality.
Usually, this issue can be resolved by formatting the device through the menu or updating the firmware.
