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Pixfra Taurus

The thermal clip-on — mount it to your day scope and hunt straight through the dark, no re-zeroing. Two sensors, one platform.

CHOOSE YOUR MODEL · 2 CONFIGURATIONS
PFI-T435 · AUD, inc. GST
$2,450.00 Incl GST
In stock — ships FREE by StarTrack Express · Full C.R. Kennedy AU warranty · Serviced locally, never sent overseas
FORMAT
True 1× clip-on — keep your zero
SENSITIVITY
≤18 mK NETD — both models
RANGEFINDER
1,000 m LRF — on the T635-LRF
DETECTION
up to 1,800 m
THE STRAIGHT ANSWER

Keep the scope you trust. Add the one thing it can't do — see in the dark.

You've spent years learning your day scope — its reticle, its clicks, its zero. A thermal clip-on means you don't throw any of that away. The Pixfra Taurus mounts on the objective of your existing riflescope at a true 1×, so your magnification, your reticle and your point of impact stay exactly where they were. By day you run your glass as normal; after dark you clip the Taurus on the front and the same rifle now sees heat.

Pixfra is one of the few brands in the world that designs and manufactures its own thermal sensor cores — which is what lets it put a genuinely fine detector and honest features into a clip-on at a sensible price. The Taurus comes in two forms: the T435 with a 384 sensor for the value-minded, and the T635-LRF with a 640 sensor, a wider field of view and a 1,000 m laser rangefinder built in. Both include a Bluetooth remote, so every setting changes without you ever breaking your cheek weld.

KEEP
Your zero, your reticle
True 1× magnification, mounted ahead of your day scope. Nothing about your existing setup changes — you simply add thermal to it.
DETECT
≤18 mK on both models
A fine VOx detector picks faint heat out of a cold paddock — fox, pig or deer — long before the naked eye or a lamp would find it.
RANGE
1,000 m LRF on the T635-LRF
The 640 model builds in a laser rangefinder, so you can measure the distance without ever dropping off the rifle.
CONTROL
Bluetooth remote included
Palette, zoom, calibration and recording from a remote on the fore-end — no reaching over the scope, no lost cheek weld.
Pixfra Taurus thermal clip-on mounted ahead of a day scope on a bolt-action rifle in the field.
CLIP-ON · TRUE 1×

One rifle. Day scope by day, thermal by night.

A dedicated thermal scope means a second optic, a second zero and a reticle you have to re-learn. A clip-on doesn't. The Taurus sits in front of your day scope on a Taurus clip adaptor sized to your objective, adds its thermal image at true 1×, and hands the picture straight through your existing glass. Your day-scope reticle does the aiming; your zero is untouched. Take it off in the morning and you're back to a normal day rifle in seconds.

≤18 mK
DETECTOR SENSITIVITY
12 µm
PIXEL PITCH · VOx
F1.0
FAST 35 MM LENS
BUILT FOR THE RIFLE

A remote on the fore-end, and a body that holds its point of impact.

Everything about the Taurus is set up so you don't have to move off the gun. The included Bluetooth remote runs palette, zoom, calibration and recording from where your support hand sits. A high-accuracy 0.9 cm-at-100 m click value means the thermal image lands where it should, shot after shot. And the magnesium-alloy body — carbon-fibre-textured, IP67-sealed, with a replaceable 18650 and 32 GB of onboard storage — is built to live on a rifle in Australian weather.

SPECS AT A GLANCE

Compare the Pixfra Taurus range

Side by side, nothing buried. With NETD, a lower number is better.

T435
384×288
SENSOR RESOLUTION
NETD ≤18 mK
Objective lens 35 mm F1.0
Detection 1,800 m
Rangefinder Not fitted
T635-LRF
640×512
SENSOR RESOLUTION
NETD ≤18 mK
Objective lens 35 mm F1.0
Detection 1,800 m
Rangefinder 1,000 m — built in
OUR TAKE

Which Pixfra Taurus is for you?

T435
$2,450.00
The value way into a thermal clip-on. A 384×288 sensor on the same 35 mm F1.0 lens, ≤18 mK sensitivity and 1,800 m detection — plenty of clip-on for fox and pig work at sensible range, keeping the day scope and zero you already trust. Best for the shooter who wants genuine thermal on their existing rifle without stepping up to the rangefinder model.
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T635-LRF
$3,490.00
The sharp end of the range. A 640×512 sensor gives a noticeably wider field of view for faster scanning and a cleaner image, and a 1,000 m laser rangefinder is built into the body so you confirm distance without leaving the rifle. Best for the hunter who wants the most detail and to range targets on the gun, after dark.
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Shared across both Taurus models
Detector VOx Uncooled, 12 µm
Thermal Sensitivity (NETD) ≤18 mK @ f/1.0
Objective Lens 35 mm F1.0
Magnification 1.0× (true clip-on)
Detection Distance 1,800 m
Display 0.49" OLED, 1920×1080
Colour Palettes 6
Onboard Storage Built-in 32 GB
Remote Bluetooth — included
Weather Rating IP67
Battery Replaceable, rechargeable 18650
Warranty 3 Years (1 Year Rechargeable Battery)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Pixfra Taurus — full spec, both models

Where a value is shared across both models it spans the row. Where it differs, each model is listed left to right.

SPECIFICATION
T435
$2,450
T635-LRF
$3,490
THERMAL DETECTOR
Detector Type
Vanadium Oxide (VOx) Uncooled Focal Plane Detector
Effective Pixels
384×288
640×512
Pixel Pitch
12 µm
Spectral Range
8 – 14 µm
Sensitivity (NETD)
≤18 mK @ f/1.0, 25 °C
Frame Rate
50 Hz
OPTICS & RANGING
Focal Length
35 mm
Aperture
F1.0
Field of View (H × V)
7.8° × 5.9°
12.4° × 10.0°
Magnification
1.0×
Focus Control
Manual
Close Focus Distance
3.0 m
Detection Distance
1,800 m
Laser Rangefinder
Not fitted
1,000 m
Click Value
X: 0.9 cm / Y: 1.8 cm @ 100 m
DISPLAY, IMAGE & FEATURES
Screen
0.49" OLED, 1920×1080
Colour Palettes
6 — White Hot, Black Hot, Iron Red, Alarm, Emerald, Amber
Video Compression
H.264
Eye Relief
30 mm
Exit Pupil
25 mm
Video Recorder / Snapshot
Yes
WiFi Hotspot
Yes
Hot Spot Track
Yes
Video Distance Measurement
Yes
FFC Calibration
Auto / Manual / External
Bluetooth Remote
Yes — included
Defective Pixel Correction
Yes
Onboard Storage
Built-in 32 GB
POWER, PHYSICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL
Battery Type
Rechargeable, Replaceable 18650
Housing
Magnesium Alloy, Carbon-Fibre Texture
Protection Grade
IP67
Day-Scope Compatibility
Standard day scopes up to 10×, via Taurus clip adaptor

Specifications are supplied by the manufacturer and may be revised without notice. Thermal detection distance refers to a large heat source under favourable conditions and is a sensor benchmark for comparison, not a shooting distance. The Taurus mounts to your day scope's objective using a Taurus clip adaptor sized to your scope — see the adaptor listing for the correct diameter.

BUILT INTO EVERY TAURUS

The features that matter on a clip-on.

01
True 1× clip-on design
Mounts ahead of your day scope and preserves its magnification, reticle and zero. Compatible with standard day scopes up to 10×.
02
Bluetooth remote included
Change palette, zoom, run calibration and start recording from a fore-end remote — never break your cheek weld to touch the scope.
03
High-accuracy click value
0.9 cm at 100 m per click — fine, repeatable adjustment so the thermal image sits true to your day-scope aim.
04
FHD OLED · 6 palettes
A 1920×1080 0.49-inch OLED with white hot, black hot, iron red, alarm, emerald and amber — read the scene the way that suits the ground.
05
Magnesium body, IP67
Carbon-fibre-textured magnesium-alloy housing, sealed to IP67, with a crystal breathing power button and a replaceable 18650 cell.
06
WiFi, app & 32 GB onboard
Records stills and video to 32 GB, streams the sight picture over WiFi to the Pixfra Outdoor app, and measures video distance in-image.
IN THE BOX
Taurus clip-on thermal unit
Bluetooth remote controller
Removable 18650 battery
USB-C cable
Lens cloth
Quick start guide
FREQUENTLY ASKED

Pixfra Taurus — common questions

A clip-on is a thermal front attachment. Instead of replacing your riflescope, the Taurus mounts on the objective (front) of your existing day scope using a Taurus clip adaptor. It adds its thermal image at a true 1× magnification and passes it straight through your day scope, so you aim with the reticle you already know. By day you remove it and run your scope as normal; after dark you clip it on and the same rifle sees heat.
Yes — that is the whole point of a clip-on. Because the Taurus works at true 1× ahead of your day scope, your magnification, your reticle and your zero are unchanged. You aim with your day-scope reticle exactly as you do in daylight; the Taurus simply lets you see the target in the dark. A high-accuracy 0.9 cm-at-100 m click value keeps the thermal image landing true to your aim.
Both share the same 35 mm F1.0 lens, ≤18 mK sensitivity, 1,800 m detection and the same body, controls and Bluetooth remote. The T435 has a 384×288 sensor and no rangefinder, at $2,450 — the value choice for fox and pig work at sensible range. The T635-LRF steps up to a 640×512 sensor with a noticeably wider field of view for faster scanning, and adds a 1,000 m laser rangefinder built into the body, at $3,490. If you want the sharpest image and to range targets without leaving the rifle, it's the T635-LRF.
The Taurus clamps to your scope's front objective using a Taurus clip adaptor, and it's designed for standard day scopes up to 10×. You choose the adaptor to match your scope's outside objective diameter — sizes run from 45 mm through 69 mm. Measure the outside diameter of your scope's objective bell and pick the matching adaptor; it's listed separately so you get the exact fit.
It lets you run the Taurus without coming off the rifle. The included remote sits on the fore-end under your support hand and controls palette, digital zoom, calibration and recording — so you never have to reach over the scope and lose your cheek weld at the moment it matters.
Yes. The Taurus records stills and video to 32 GB of onboard storage and streams the live sight picture over WiFi to the Pixfra Outdoor app, so a mate can spot with you or you can review footage later. It also measures video distance in-image.
The 1,800 m detection figure is the distance at which the sensor can register a large warm target under good conditions — a benchmark for comparing sensors, not a shooting distance. Identification happens far closer, and your ethical shooting range is set by your rifle, your load and the law. On the T635-LRF the 1,000 m laser rangefinder is what you actually use to confirm distance before a shot.
Three years on the optic and one year on the rechargeable battery, backed in Australia by C.R. Kennedy. If your Taurus ever needs attention it is assessed and serviced locally — never sent overseas. Genuine stock, local warranty, local turnaround.

Add thermal to the rifle you already shoot.

Genuine stock, backed by C.R. Kennedy — and if it ever needs attention, it's serviced here in Australia, never sent overseas.