What is a Microbolometer? (And Why Size Matters)
If you’ve ever wondered how a thermal optic can see heat instead of light, the answer lies in one incredibly important component: the microbolometer. This tiny sensor is the unsung hero inside ever...
Nocpix Units Now Available for Direct Purchase Ahead of Price Increase
Demand for thermal optics continues to grow, but so do the costs of bringing that technology into the U.S. New tariffs are increasing the cost of importing fully assembled thermal optics—many of wh...
Nocpix Thermal Optics to Exhibit at The NRA Annual Meeting & Expo
iRayUSA, the U.S. distributor of InfiRay Outdoor and Nocpix thermal optics brands, is excited to announce its participation in the 2025 NRA Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia. The event will take p...
Properly Mount and Level your ACE Thermal Scope
If you're mounting a thermal optic—especially one with a round tube design like the ACE—you can't afford to eyeball it. Unlike traditional day scopes, many thermal optics don’t offer a clear, visib...
N-Link: Wireless Rangefinder Data Sharing Between Nocpix Models
If you've ever been out hunting and wished you had a buddy to call out distances and help dial in your shot, you’re going to love N-Link. This powerful technology lets Nocpix thermal devices talk t...
Nocpix Introduces new QUEST Rangefinding Thermal Binoculars
Lewisville, Texas – February 27, 2025 – iRayUSA, the United States distributor of InfiRay Outdoor and Nocpix thermal optics, is proud to introduce the QUEST thermal binoculars, available through de...
