Nocpix ACE S60R Thermal Riflescope 1280×1024 – 60mm F1.0, 1200m LRF & Ballistics

Nocpix ACE S60R Thermal Riflescope 1280×1024 – 60mm F1.0, 1200m LRF & Ballistics

Nocpix ACE S60R Thermal Riflescope 1280×1024 – 60mm F1.0, 1200m LRF & Ballistics

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  • Brand:Nocpix
  • Product Code: ACE S60R 1280×1024 – 60 mm F1.0, LRF 1200 m и балистика
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  • 5,700.00 € / 11,148.23 лв.

    6,340.00 € / 12,399.96 лв.
  • 01 09 2026 15 09 2026

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Flagship Nocpix ACE thermal riflescope

Nocpix ACE S60R — 1280×1024 detail, 60 mm optics and measured range

A premium thermal riflescope with a 12 µm VOx sensor, ≤15 mK sensitivity, 60 mm F1.0 objective lens, integrated 1200 m laser rangefinder, ballistic calculator and round 2560×2560 AMOLED display. Built for users who need more useful scene information, more confident identification and consistent performance against difficult thermal backgrounds.

1280×1024Gen-2 HD thermal sensor, 12 µm
≤15 mKhigh thermal sensitivity
60 mm F1.0large, fast germanium objective
1200 m LRFClass 1 rangefinder and ballistic support
The exact model matters

The conventional ACE S60R with a 30 mm tube — not the ACE S60R RM version

This product page covers the Nocpix ACE S60R from the conventional ACE series. Its body uses a classic 30 mm mounting tube, allowing suitable rings to be selected for the rail, required height and individual firearm. The ACE S60R RM is a separate configuration with a different mounting interface.

  • Model: Nocpix ACE S60R / ACE-S60R.
  • Type: thermal riflescope with integrated LRF and ballistic calculator.
  • Mounting: standard 30 mm rings selected for the firearm and base.
  • Rings are not listed in the standard factory package.
  • Confirm height, clearances and mounting compatibility before ordering.
Where the real difference lies

More pixels are not merely a larger number — they preserve more useful scene information

A 1280×1024 sensor contains approximately four times as many pixels as a conventional 640×512 sensor. Weather, focus and settings still matter, but the additional spatial resolution becomes especially valuable when digital magnification or Picture-in-Picture is used.

HD

1280×1024 / 12 µm

Finer information about outlines, limbs and terrain than lower-resolution sensor classes can provide.

15

NETD ≤15 mK

The detector can separate small temperature differences and retain detail when target and background temperatures are close.

50

50 Hz frame rate

Smooth motion and tracking. The exact S60R specification is 50 Hz, rather than the series-wide statement of “up to 60 Hz”.

R+

Reality+ processing

The algorithm reduces thermal noise and improves local contrast, while correct manual focus remains essential.

Optics and field of view

A 60 mm F1.0 objective with a wide field for a 1280-class thermal system

The large 60 mm F1.0 objective transfers a substantial amount of infrared energy to the detector. On the ACE S60R it is combined with a 14.7° × 11.7° field of view, equal to approximately 25.6 × 20.5 m at 100 m. The result balances serious long-range detection capability with enough scene width to find and follow an object.

  • 2× base magnification for searching and orientation.
  • 2×–24× electronic magnification range on the main display.
  • PIP keeps the full scene visible while enlarging a central area.
  • Manual objective focusing remains critical to the actual resolved detail.
  • The stated 3100 m detection range does not mean automatic identification at that distance.
Vision+ and viewing comfort

Round 1.03-inch 2560×2560 AMOLED with separate optical eyepiece magnification

Vision+ combines a high-resolution round AMOLED screen with 1×–3× ocular zoom. Ocular zoom optically magnifies the display and is not the same as digitally enlarging the thermal image. Its current value is not shown as a number on the screen.

Dioptre first, focus second

Adjust the dioptre until icons and the reticle are sharp. Then focus the observed object with the front focus ring.

50 mm eye relief

Nocpix specifies 50 mm eye relief and an 8 mm exit pupil. Mounting should provide a natural and repeatable head position.

Ocular zoom versus e-zoom

Use ocular zoom to refine viewing comfort; apply electronic magnification only as far as the task genuinely requires.

Practical LRF operation

Single and continuous ranging up to 1200 m

SGL

Single ranging

A short press of the Rangefinder button performs one measurement and displays the distance in the upper-right area of the screen.

CONT

Continuous ranging

A long press activates continuous measurement. Another long press or the Power button exits continuous ranging.

What affects measurement?

The manufacturer specifies a Class 1 LRF, a maximum range of 1200 m and claimed accuracy of ±1 m. Actual results depend on the target’s size, shape, colour and reflectivity, the beam angle, sunlight, fog, rain and snow. A small, dark or steeply angled object is more difficult to range than a large, bright surface.

Ballistic calculator

How to prepare a profile that remains meaningful in the field

ACE S60R supports five ballistic profiles, MOA or mil units and several Suggested Point of Aim markers. Profile names and supported parameters can also be edited through NOCPIX APP. The exact set of fields may vary with the installed firmware version.

Create a dedicated profile

Select profile 1–5 for one specific firearm, ammunition and mounting combination. Do not mix data from different setups.

Enter measured rather than promotional values

Use verified muzzle velocity, ballistic coefficient and setup geometry. Whenever possible, measure velocity with a chronograph.

Add current environmental data

Temperature and the other available atmospheric fields influence the calculation. Enter current values and confirm every unit.

Select MOA or mil

Use the system you understand and apply consistently. Do not combine MOA and mil values taken from unrelated sources.

Choose the SPOA display

Select a Suggested Point of Aim marker or the option that moves the original reticle to the calculated aiming point.

Enable calculation and range

Once ballistics are enabled, a single LRF measurement presents the recommended correction from the stored data.

Verify at several distances

Confirm impact at an authorised range with a reliable backstop. Adjust the profile only from measured results.

Ballistics are an aid, not a guarantee of impact

The solution depends on correct zeroing, valid LRF data and accurate parameters. It cannot automatically account for every real-world variable and does not replace positive target identification, a safe backstop, applicable law or practical verification of the complete setup.

Freeze zeroing — practical guide

How to zero the ACE S60R step by step

Zero only at an authorised range, from a stable position, with a safe backstop and full compliance with all firearm-safety rules. If you are not qualified to mount and zero a riflescope, use a competent gunsmith or instructor.

Check the mounting system

Confirm that the 30 mm rings, base and fasteners are compatible and tightened to the specifications of their manufacturers.

Create a zeroing profile

Under Reticle → Zeroing Profile choose one of profiles A–G and set the required distance from 1 to 999 m.

Prepare a suitable target

Place the supplied heated zeroing target, or another reliably visible thermal target, at an accurately measured distance.

Focus and calibrate

Adjust dioptre, objective focus and calibration until the target and interface are clearly resolved.

Fire a reference shot

From a stable position, fire one carefully executed shot. Make the firearm safe before inspecting the point of impact.

Freeze the image

In the selected zero-distance menu, keep the reticle on the original aiming point and activate Image Freeze.

Move the reticle to impact

Select the X or Y axis with Menu and use the controller to move the reticle to the actual impact. The red cursor retains the original position.

Save and confirm

Hold Menu to save, fire a confirmation group and repeat the adjustment only if required.

Useful with more than one configuration

Profiles A–G can be named through the app. Keep a separate profile for every firearm, load or materially different setup. The shortcut menu can switch only between distances that have already been zeroed.

Image setup

A balanced starting point: brightness 5, contrast 5, sharpness 5

The official manual provides 10 levels of brightness, contrast and sharpness and recommends level 5 as the initial setting for each. This is a balanced baseline, not a universal prescription. Adjust for weather, background, distance and eye fatigue.

5

Brightness

Increase only until dark detail is readable. Excessive brightness causes fatigue and may hide subtle temperature differences.

5

Contrast

Higher contrast can emphasise the target, but an extreme setting may remove useful intermediate temperature levels.

5

Sharpness

Moderate sharpness preserves clean edges. Excessive sharpening can exaggerate noise and create artificial outlines.

Cool Hue

The default mode provides stronger contrast, clearer scene hierarchy and more obvious targets.

Warm Hue

A softer presentation designed to reduce visual fatigue during prolonged observation.

When should Ultra Clear be enabled?

Nocpix recommends Ultra Clear for cloudy and rainy conditions. It can improve readability when thermal contrast is weak, but correct focus and timely calibration remain essential.

Seven colour palettes

Choose the mode for the task, not only for personal preference

White Hot

A universal mode with intuitive presentation and strong control of scene detail.

Black Hot

Often comfortable for prolonged observation and reading complete silhouettes.

Red Hot

Highlights the hottest areas and can speed up initial detection.

Rainbow

Separates temperature levels with multiple colours for more analytical viewing.

Violet

An alternative colour rendering for specific backgrounds and viewing preferences.

Crimson

A warm palette that may help separate active areas from the background.

Viridian

A green palette that some users find less tiring during extended use.

Practical selection

Compare at least two modes on the same scene before deciding which one preserves the most useful detail.

Sensor calibration

Auto, Manual or Background — when and why

A

Auto Calibration

The device calibrates through its internal shutter. A 5-second countdown appears before the cycle and can be cancelled with Power.

M

Manual Calibration

A short press of Power performs internal-shutter calibration without fitting the lens cap.

B

Background Calibration

Fit the lens cap, press Power and wait approximately 2 seconds. Remove the cap when calibration is complete.

Calibrate if the image becomes uneven or shows vertical lines, ghost images or reduced contrast. Calibration equalises the detector background; it cannot compensate for incorrect focus or contaminated optical surfaces.

Controls without guesswork

Quick reference for the buttons and controller

Power Short pressImage calibration; inside menus, return without saving. Long pressPower on; while operating, countdown to standby or shutdown.
Rangefinder Short pressSingle SGL measurement. Long pressStart or stop CONT ranging.
Photo Short pressTake a photograph, including during video recording. Long pressStart or stop and save video recording.
Menu Short pressShortcut menu or change the selected parameter. Long pressMain menu; save and exit in the relevant adjustment screens.
Controller RotateMain-screen or PIP zoom; menu navigation and X/Y movement. In menusSelect functions, values, profiles and the adjustment direction.
Photo, video and review

64 GB memory, RAV and an in-scope gallery

64

Photos and video

Files are organised by date. Connected through USB-C, the device appears as storage for copying and managing recorded content.

RAV

Recoil Activated Video

When enabled, the device retains footage from 5 seconds before and 3 minutes after recoil, preserving the context around the event.

MIC

Audio and gallery

The microphone can be enabled independently, while saved videos can be reviewed through the built-in Gallery without a phone.

Monitor available storage

A warning appears when less than 50 MB remains. Archive important files and clear unwanted recordings before the next outing.

NOCPIX APP and Wi-Fi

Real-time viewing, profile editing and firmware updates

  • Enable Wi-Fi from the ACE S60R main menu.
  • Connect the phone to the device network; the factory password is 12345678.
  • Open NOCPIX APP and check View Finder to confirm the live connection.
  • The app can rename supported profiles, change the Wi-Fi name and password and edit other available parameters.
  • Install firmware updates only according to official instructions and with sufficient battery charge.
Dual power system

Built-in 4000 mAh battery plus a replaceable 18650

Which battery is used first?

When both are installed, the riflescope first draws from the replaceable 18650 and then from the internal battery. Two icons show their charge separately.

How are they charged?

The USB-C port charges only the internal battery. The replaceable 18650 must be charged in the separate charger supplied with the standard package.

  • Nocpix specifies up to 6 hours of operation for ACE S60R at 22°C.
  • Wi-Fi, recording, cold weather, display settings and battery condition change real runtime.
  • Use a compatible 5V/2A adapter and an undamaged cable.
  • Charge between 0°C and +40°C according to the detailed manual instructions.
  • After moving from cold to warm conditions, wait 30–40 minutes before charging.
  • For long storage, leave batteries partially charged and keep the device dry and ventilated.
Housing and field durability

Aluminium construction, IP67 protection and recoil resistance up to 6000 J

IP67

Protection

A protected body for dust, moisture and normal demanding field conditions.

6 kJ

Recoil

The manufacturer specifies maximum recoil energy of 6000 J when the riflescope is correctly mounted.

30

Tube

Classic 30 mm mounting interface for suitable rings and the required installation height.

–20

Temperature

Operating range from –20°C to +50°C; cold temperatures naturally reduce available battery capacity.

Protect the detector from intense sources

Never point the objective or eyepiece directly at the sun, laser equipment or another intense heat source. The optics can act as a magnifying glass and damage internal components. Thermal imagers also do not view normally through glass; observe directly without a window in front of the objective.

Official video guides

Introduction, complete operation and ACE zeroing

These three videos complement the written manual. Review them before initial mounting and retain the current official manual for the installed firmware.

Nocpix ACE Series

An overview of the flagship series, its optical system, Vision+ and primary functions.

Step-by-step operation

A practical walkthrough of the controls, menus, image options and primary settings.

Freeze zeroing

The official demonstration of zeroing and moving the reticle from the aiming point to the point of impact.

Quick troubleshooting

What to check before assuming that the device is faulty

Icons are sharp but the scene is blurred

The dioptre is set, but the objective is not focused. Rotate the front focus ring for the observed distance.

Vertical lines or uneven background

Run calibration. If Background mode is selected, fit the cap when prompted.

Weaker image in rain or fog

Refocus, recalibrate and enable Ultra Clear. Low thermal contrast physically limits every thermal imaging system.

Wi-Fi connection is interrupted

Check password, range and obstructions. Move away from congested Wi-Fi environments and connect only one mobile device.

The target disappears behind a window

Glass does not transmit long-wave infrared energy like visible light. Observe the target without glass in front of the objective.

Condensation or frost on the lens

Allow the device to acclimatise in a dry place. Do not rub abrasive particles; remove dust without contact before using an optical cloth.

Technical specifications

Nocpix ACE S60R — exact model data

Brand
Nocpix
Series / model
ACE S60R / ACE-S60R
Type
Thermal riflescope with integrated LRF and ballistic calculator
Detector
Uncooled VOx
Resolution
1280×1024 px
Pixel pitch
12 µm
NETD
≤15 mK
Frame rate
50 Hz
Objective lens
60 mm F1.0
Field of view
14.7° × 11.7° / 25.6 × 20.5 m at 100 m
Main-screen magnification
2×–24×
E-zoom steps
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24×
Ocular zoom
1×–3× optical magnification of the display
Eye relief
50 mm
Exit pupil
8 mm
Dioptre adjustment
–5 D to +5 D
Display
Round 1.03-inch AMOLED, 2560×2560
Detection range
Up to 3100 m for a 1.7 × 0.5 m target at P(n)=99%
Laser rangefinder
Class 1, up to 1200 m, claimed ±1 m; SGL and CONT
Ballistic calculator
Yes; 5 ballistic profiles, MOA/mil and SPOA
Zeroing profiles
A–G, 7 total; distance 1–999 m
Reticles
7 built-in styles + custom type 8 through NOCPIX APP
Reticle colours
8 colours / combinations
Palettes
White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Rainbow, Violet, Crimson, Viridian
Reality+ / Ultra Clear
Yes / Yes
PIP
Yes
Calibration
Auto, Manual, Background
Photo / video / microphone
Yes / Yes / Yes
RAV
Yes; 5 seconds before and 3 minutes after recoil
Memory
64 GB
Wi-Fi / app
Yes / NOCPIX APP
Additional sensors
Compass and motion / inclination sensor
Power supply
Built-in 4000 mAh battery + replaceable 18650
Maximum runtime
Up to 6 h at 22°C; depends on functions and conditions
External power
5V USB-C; compatible 5V/2A adapter recommended
Protection rating
IP67
Operating temperature
–20°C to +50°C
Maximum recoil energy
6000 J
Mounting interface
Standard 30 mm tube; rings selected separately
Material
High-strength aluminium alloy
Dimensions
390 × 90 × 71 mm
Weight
1300 g according to the official specification
Standard factory package

What is listed in the official manual?

Device and power

  • Nocpix ACE Series thermal riflescope.
  • Two replaceable 18650 batteries.
  • 18650 battery charger.
  • USB-C cable.

Practical accessories

  • Heated target for zeroing.
  • Lens cleaning cloth.
  • Quick Start Guide.
  • Portable carrying bag.

Confirm the supplied package

This list follows the official ACE Series manual and regional variations may occur. Mounting rings are not included in the published list; the exact package should be confirmed when ordering.

TBI Bank financing

Special interest-free terms for Nocpix ACE S60R

tbi bank × MoskovHunt
Subject to approval
6 • 9 • 15

interest-free months

Special 0% interest options for this product under the active campaign and the lender’s applicable terms.

3–48

months with interest

Standard longer-term financing according to the selected programme, amount and individual credit approval.

Important financing information

Instalment purchase is a point-of-sale consumer loan and is not an automatic entitlement to financing. Approval, interest rate, APR, monthly payment, total amount payable and required documentation are determined individually by TBI Bank. The interest-free campaign may not be combined with another discount or promotion. Confirm the current offer before completing the order.

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