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GSCI ZEP-ACT Thermal Monocular

The GSCI ZEP-ACT is a 4-in-1 thermal monocular made in Canada by GSCI for handheld use, helmet mounting, standalone sighting or clip-on use in front of day optics. GSCI lists a 640×512, 12 µm thermal sensor and unity 1× magnification for the ZEP-ACT.

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4-in-1 use: handheld, helmet mounted, standalone sight or clip-on (in-line) sight.

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Thermal sensor: 640×512 with 12 µm pixels, auto-NUC, shutterless and silent.

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Clip-on ready: unity 1× magnification, compatible with 3× to 8× day optics.

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Laser options: optional laser rangefinder and laser aiming capability.

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Supply status: made in Canada and ITAR-free, with an all-aluminium housing.

ZEP-ACT: 4-in-1 thermal monocular with clip-on capability.

The GSCI ZEP-ACT (Advanced Combat Thermal) is a 4-in-1 thermal monocular from GSCI Advanced Photonics in Canada, built for military and law enforcement units.

Key Facts:

  • Configurations: Handheld, helmet mounted, standalone sight, clip-on (in-line) sight
  • Thermal sensor: 640×512, 12 µm, shutterless
  • Aumento: Unity 1×
  • Day optics: Compatible with 3× to 8× day optics
  • Pantalla: Full-size colour AMOLED
  • Laser options: Rangefinder and aiming capability (optional)
  • Housing: All-aluminium
  • Origin: Made in Canada, ITAR-free

Four configurations:

GSCI calls the ZEP-ACT a 4-in-1 thermal monocular: it can be used handheld, mounted on a helmet, as a standalone sight or as a clip-on (in-line) sight. In the clip-on role the GSCI ZEP-ACT has unity 1× magnification and works with 3× to 8× day optics.

Sensor and display:

The GSCI ZEP-ACT has a 640×512 thermal sensor (FPA) with 12 µm pixels, which GSCI lists as auto-NUC, shutterless and silent. The image is shown on a full-size colour AMOLED display, operated with an ergonomic keypad.

Options and housing:

GSCI lists a laser rangefinder capability and a laser aiming capability as options for the ZEP-ACT. The GSCI ZEP-ACT has an all-aluminium rugged housing. GSCI does not publish weight, power source or battery life on the ZEP-ACT page; MSS Defence requests these from GSCI.

What is included:

The GSCI site and catalogue do not list the delivery contents or the mounts supplied with the GSCI ZEP-ACT; MSS Defence confirms these in the quotation. GSCI shows the ZEP-ACT in helmet-mounted, handheld, standalone and clip-on (in-line) configurations.

About GSCI and MSS Defence:

GSCI Advanced Photonics has been active since 1992, holds CAGE code L3319 and states that every product is made in Canada and that all its systems are ITAR-free. MSS Defence is the Dutch supplier of the GSCI ZEP-ACT: it works on quotation and gives you one point of contact for configuration, export paperwork and after-sales.

Intended use:

GSCI builds its systems for military and law enforcement units. GSCI describes the ZEP-ACT for use from small-calibre precision shots to close-quarters work, handheld, on a helmet or on a weapon.


Preguntas frecuentes.

  1. What is the GSCI ZEP-ACT and who is it for?
    The GSCI ZEP-ACT (Advanced Combat Thermal) is a 4-in-1 thermal monocular made in Canada by GSCI Advanced Photonics. GSCI builds its systems, including the GSCI ZEP-ACT, for military and law enforcement units.
  2. Which thermal sensor does the GSCI ZEP-ACT use?
    GSCI lists a 640×512 thermal sensor (FPA) with 12 µm pixels for the GSCI ZEP-ACT. GSCI describes the sensor of the GSCI ZEP-ACT as auto-NUC, shutterless and silent.
  3. How can the GSCI ZEP-ACT be used and mounted?
    GSCI shows the GSCI ZEP-ACT in four configurations: handheld, helmet mounted, standalone sight and clip-on (in-line) sight. As a clip-on, the GSCI ZEP-ACT has unity 1× magnification and works with 3× to 8× day optics.
  4. What is included with the GSCI ZEP-ACT?
    The GSCI site and catalogue do not list the delivery contents or mounts supplied with the GSCI ZEP-ACT; MSS Defence confirms them in the quotation. GSCI lists a laser rangefinder capability and a laser aiming capability as options for the GSCI ZEP-ACT.
  5. What warranty does GSCI give on the GSCI ZEP-ACT?
    GSCI states a 7-year warranty on the GSCI-made parts of the GSCI ZEP-ACT; the FPA thermal sensor and, if fitted, the laser rangefinder module carry a 1-year warranty from their manufacturers. The warranty period runs from delivery. GSCI has confirmed that these terms apply to deliveries through MSS Defence in Europe.

Especificaciones

  • Product type: 4-in-1 thermal monocular (Advanced Combat Thermal)
  • Configurations: 4-in-1: handheld, helmet mounted, standalone sight, clip-on (in-line) sight
  • Thermal sensor (FPA): 640×512, 12 µm; auto-NUC, shutterless, silent
  • Aumento: Unity 1×, for clip-on configuration
  • Day optics compatibility: 3× to 8× day optics
  • Pantalla: Full-size colour AMOLED
  • Controls: Ergonomic keypad
  • Laser options: Laser rangefinder capability (optional); laser aiming capability (optional)
  • Housing: All-aluminium rugged housing
  • Origin: Made in Canada, ITAR-free; GSCI Advanced Photonics, active since 1992, CAGE code L3319
  • Garantía: 7-year warranty on GSCI-made parts, from delivery; 1-year OEM warranty on the FPA thermal sensor and, if fitted, the laser rangefinder module (GSCI)