GSCI ZEP-ACT Thermal Monocular

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
• 확대: Unity 1×
• Day optics: Compatible with 3× to 8× day optics
• 디스플레이: 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 was founded in Toronto in 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.

자주 묻는 질문.

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 gives a 7-year limited warranty on the GSCI ZEP-ACT from the original purchase date, covering manufacturing defects in the optical, electronic and mechanical assembly. For parts that GSCI does not make itself, such as the thermal sensor (FPA), AMOLED display and, if fitted, laser rangefinder module of the GSCI ZEP-ACT, the 1-year OEM warranty applies and is passed on to the end user.