AGM Fuzion TM35-640 Thermal Imaging Monocular with Image Fusion

The AGM Fuzion TM35-640 is a handheld dual-spectrum monocular that combines a thermal imaging channel with a 640×512 detector and a digital optical channel operating in low light. The device is designed for hunters, trackers, and land managers who want to see both heat sources and environmental details. Its main advantage is the fusion mode, in which the heat signature is overlaid on the image from the day channel, making it easier to assess the target's position relative to trees and terrain features.

Key Features

• Uncooled 640×512 VOx detector, 12 µm pixel, 50 Hz refresh rate, NETD sensitivity below 35 mK
• Dual-spectrum fusion – overlaying the thermal image on the digital channel image and the ability to switch between thermal, visible, and fusion modes
• Optical channel with a 1/2" CMOS sensor and 22 mm lens, utilizing available ambient light at dusk and dawn
• 0.39" 1024×768 OLED display, 1×, 2×, 4×, and 8× digital zoom, hottest point tracking
• Built-in 16 GB eMMC memory – video recording and photo storage
• Wi-Fi hotspot for live viewing and file management in the AGM mobile app
• Sleep mode that turns off the display, reducing power consumption and screen glow
• Replaceable 18650 battery – up to 5 hours of operation, external power supply via USB-C
• IP67 waterproof housing

Applications

The Fuzion TM35-640 is ideal for searching for game at night, observing large hunting grounds, and monitoring large properties and areas. The thermal channel allows heat sources to be detected even in fog, smoke, or during snowfall, while the digital channel and fusion mode help maintain orientation in the field and identify environmental details. The manufacturer states that the device is not designed or certified for military or police use.

Technical Specifications

Package Contents

• AGM Fuzion TM35-640 Thermal Monocular
• 2 × 18650 Batteries
• Battery Charger
• USB Cable
• EU Plug
• Rubber Eyecup
• Lens Cloth
• User Manual

Frequently Asked Questions

How does fusion mode differ from standard thermal imaging?
In fusion mode, the thermal image is overlaid on the image from the digital optical channel. The heat source remains clearly visible, while the background, vegetation, and terrain features are also visible. The monocular can also operate in thermal-only or visible-only mode.

How long does it last on a single battery?
Up to 5 hours at 25 °C with Wi-Fi and CVBS output disabled, and up to 3 hours with them enabled. The 18650 battery is replaceable, two are included in the package, and the device can be externally powered via USB-C.

Does the monocular have a rangefinder?
This model does not include a rangefinder. In the Fuzion series, the manufacturer offers separate versions marked LRF with a laser rangefinder.