Steiner Commander 7×50 LRF

Prismatico STEINER Commander | STEINER Commander 7×50

The new Commander 7x50 LRF from STEINER is a high-resolution, high-definition lens binocular that integrates a precise rangefinder. Its approach ratio is 7x and has a luminosity of 50mm in diameter. It is a high-end navigation instrument that combines the most innovative laser technology with specialized nautical optics.

Calculate the exact distance – Calculating distances over water is usually a complicated task. The surface is never stable, the atmosphere is always humid altering the information collected and the routes of the ships are unpredictable both in speed and en route. Often the margin of error in rough calculations is high. If you really want to be sure of the distance to an object, another ship or the dock the new function of the STEINER Commander 7x50 LRF offers you the possibility to calculate it at the push of a button and point to what you see through the binocular. The laser can measure objects up to a distance of 1.7 km.

There is no product that typifies better than the Commander 7x50 LRF the union between the two main values of STEINER: the desire for constant innovation and the tradition of quality. This binocular fuses the high-contrast, high-definition crystalline optics of the classic Commander series with the innovative LRF (Laser Range Finder) telemetry laser to determine position, distance and more safely steer docking at the port. This truncheon binocular is, like all STEINER Commander, very robust and durable, shockproof and waterproof up to 5 meters.

The combination of multifunctionality, precision, comfort and endurance make the Commander 7x50 LRF one of the best binoculars today.

Features of the Commander 7x50 LRF offshore:

• Positioning and measurement of distance to ships and other important points of navigation for better approach maneuvers in ports and river estuaries.
• As an alternative to GPS (positioning through distance measurement) and to track ships or vessels to minimize the risk of collision.
• In races: to calculate the distance to the opponents and measure their speed.
• In MOB rescue maneuvers, to identify the position of people who may have fallen into the water and to be able to better coordinate the approach, the current, the wind and the tides.

Speed of light
With the push of a button, the STEINER Commander 7x50 LRF can now calculate the distance to an object or place. Using the latest technology, the distance is calculated by an invisible laser whose results are displayed on the binocular screen. You can measure the distance of objects at different distances using the "scan" mode to get a continuous ratio without needing to readjust the focus. This function is especially useful when used with small or moving objects.

P.V.P.R. 1.999€ - with 30 years of warranty on the lenses and 2 years of warranty on the electronics.

Characteristics:

• STEINER HIGH DEFINITION OPTICS
High resolution and high contrast images, very sharp. Best quality coating for flawless light transmission and excellent image quality.

• STEINER-SPORTS AUTOFOCUS
Once adjusted, the unique Sports-Auto-Focus STEINER system will always deliver a sharp image from 20m to infinity – without you ever having to adjust the focus again.

• TELEMETRY UP TO 1700 METERS
No matter where it leads you or how difficult the atmospheric situation is or how imprecise the goal seems, thanks to its state-of-the-art technology this binocular calculates the distance to the point you want.

• TRACKING MODE FOR MOVING OBJECTS ("SCAN")

• LEGENDARY ENDURANCE
The Makrolon housing is composed of polycarbonate and resists acids, greases and temperatures between -15°C to 55°C, is submersible up to 5 meters and protects the binocular from the elements.

• COMFORT
Nitrile rubber (NBR) allows for a firm grip so the binocular doesn't slip. The design of the Commander 7x50 LRF has provided a support for thumbs (STEINER ComfortGrip), the eyepieces (ErgoFlex) are soft plastic and do not tire. In addition, in the memory of the eyepiece you can set the diopter settings.