AGM Fuzion TM25-384 Image Fusion Thermal Monocular

The AGM Fuzion TM25-384 is a handheld image fusion monocular that combines a thermal imaging channel with a 384×288 detector and a digital optical channel for low-light conditions. Overlaying thermal signatures on the visible image allows you to quickly identify heat sources while maintaining a clear view of the background—trees, terrain, and obstacles. Designed for hunters, wildlife observers, and large-area surveillance, it features a 25 mm thermal lens and an observation range of 1500 m.

Key Features

• Thermal and digital image fusion—three operating modes: thermal imaging, visible channel, and fused image
• Uncooled 384×288 VOx detector, 12 µm pixel, 50 Hz refresh rate, NETD sensitivity below 35 mK
• 25 mm F1.0 thermal lens, 10.5° × 7.9° field of view, 2.5–20× magnification (1×, 2×, 4×, 8× digital zoom)
• Optical channel with 1/2″ CMOS sensor and 22 mm lens, 400–1000 nm spectral range—visible image at dusk, dawn, and in low light
• 0.39″ 1024×768 OLED display
• 16 GB internal memory, video and photo recording, Wi-Fi hotspot for use with the AGM app
• Replaceable 18650 battery—up to 5 hours of operation, 5 V / 2 A USB-C power supply, external power supply option
• Sleep mode that turns off the display, hottest point tracking
• IP67 waterproof housing, operating temperature range from −20 to +55 °C

Applications

The Fuzion is ideal for nighttime game searching and observation, wildlife monitoring, and surveying large areas, including fog, rain, and dense vegetation. Fusion mode helps distinguish the target from its surroundings and maintain orientation, while the visible channel is useful at dusk and dawn. The manufacturer intends the device for civilian use. This model does not have a laser rangefinder.

Technical Specifications

Package Contents

• AGM Fuzion TM25-384 monocular
• 2 × 18650 batteries
• Battery charger
• EU power supply plug
• USB cable
• Rubber eyecup
• Lens cloth
• User manual

Frequently Asked Questions

How does fusion mode differ from standard thermal imaging?
In fusion mode, thermal signatures from the 384×288 detector are overlaid on the image from the digital optical channel. The heat source is clearly visible while the details of the surroundings are preserved. You can also use the thermal image or visible image separately.

How long does the monocular operate on a single battery?
Up to 5 hours with Wi-Fi and CVBS output disabled, and up to 3 hours with them enabled (at 25 °C). Two 18650 batteries are included, and the device can also be powered from an external source via USB-C.

Does the Fuzion TM25-384 have a laser rangefinder?
No. The version with a laser rangefinder is designated with the LRF abbreviation in its name.