Laser Target Designator

Portable Laser Target Designation Laser Target Designator QD3000 QD3000 / LASER TARGET DESIGNATOR
Target Designation & Acquisition System

Laser Target Designator QD3000

The Laser Target Designator QD3000 is a compact and portable laser designation system developed to support precision targeting operations in modern security and defense missions. Designed for both day and night use, the system combines laser designation, rangefinding, navigation, and target acquisition capabilities within a single handheld unit. Its solid-state architecture and user-oriented design enable reliable operation in demanding operational environments.

System Weight3.9 kg ±10%
Laser OperationUp to 20 Hz
Laser Energy50 mJ
Coordinate RangeUp to 3–5 km

Day/night handheld designator with integrated rangefinder, GNSS, digital compass, target-coordinate acquisition and wired/wireless remote operation.

Integrated Laser Designation, Ranging and Target Acquisition

The operational role of the Laser Target Designator QD3000 is to designate and mark targets for laser-guided platforms and munitions.

By providing stable and accurate laser designation, the system supports precision engagement while enabling operators to acquire, track, and designate targets under varying light and environmental conditions.

01 / AREAS OF USE

Day, Low-Light and Night Field Operations

The QD3000 is intended for military and security operations requiring laser target designation and situational awareness. It is suitable for field operations conducted in daylight, low-light, and night conditions.

The system can be used in dismounted operations as well as in coordination with unmanned or manned platforms requiring laser designation support.

Laser
Energy
50 mJ

Up to 20 Hz Laser Designation and Ranging

The QD3000 integrates a laser designator capable of operating up to 20 Hz with a target acquisition range of approximately 3–5 km.

The supplied technical data separately specifies a target detection range up to 6.6 km and laser designation energy of 50 mJ. These values are retained in their respective functional contexts.

Structure / Configuration / Technical Features

Integrated Targeting and Observation Features

01

Integrated Rangefinder

Rangefinding is integrated into the handheld system to support target acquisition and coordinate generation.

02

GNSS & Digital Compass

Integrated GNSS and digital compass functions support real-time target-coordinate generation and directional awareness.

03

Day & Night Laser Spot Imaging

The device supports day and night laser spot imaging and operation under low-light conditions.

04

Internal See-Spot & 8× Sighting

The supplied product information identifies internal see-spot capability together with 8× sighting capability.

05

Zero Warm-Up & Silent Operation

The system features zero warm-up time, no moving parts, and completely silent operation.

06

Remote Control & Live Data

Wired and wireless remote control and live data transfer to handheld terminals are supported.

System Capabilities

Navigation, Imaging and Communication Architecture

NAVIGATION / 01

Target Coordinates

Rangefinder
Integrated
Navigation
GNSS & Digital Compass
Formats
MGRS / UTM / Geographic
IMAGING / 02

Day & Night Observation

Laser Spot
Day & Night Imaging
Low-Light
Without Thermal Camera
Thermal
Uncooled or Cooled Options
CONNECTIVITY / 03

Remote & Data Interfaces

Control
Wired & Wireless
Transfer
Live Data to Handheld Terminals
Interfaces
Ethernet / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth
Areas of Use

Operational Applications

Military Operations
Security Operations
Dismounted Operations
Day / Low-Light / Night Missions
Unmanned Platform Coordination
Manned Platform Coordination
02 / TARGET COORDINATES

Real-Time MGRS, UTM and Geographic Coordinate Generation

The QD3000 combines an integrated rangefinder, GNSS support, and digital compass to provide real-time target coordinates in MGRS, UTM, or geographic formats.

The supplied technical data identifies an internal target coordinate acquisition module and a coordinate acquisition range of up to 3–5 km.

03 / IMAGING & OBSERVATION

Day/Night Laser Spot Imaging with Thermal Options

The device supports day and night laser spot imaging and can operate in low-light conditions without the use of a thermal camera. Optional uncooled or cooled thermal imagers are available for enhanced performance.

The system includes an HD OLED display, internal see-spot capability, and 8× sighting capability. The supplied technical table describes the display system as Equivalent image on HQ OLED display.

04 / CONTROL & DATA

Wired/Wireless Remote Control and Live Data Transfer

QD3000 supports wired and wireless remote control together with easy and live data transfer to handheld terminals.

The supplied product information also identifies optional Ethernet, WiFi, and Bluetooth connectivity and universal data interfaces.

Test Standards and Certifications

Environmental, Electromagnetic and Laser Interoperability Requirements

The Laser Target Designator QD3000 is certified according to MIL-STD-810H for environmental durability and MIL-STD-461G for electromagnetic compatibility.

The system is compatible with STANAG 3733, supporting standardized laser designation and interoperability requirements. The supplied technical table additionally states NATO STANAG 3733 certified.

MIL-STD-810HEnvironmental Durability
MIL-STD-461GElectromagnetic Compatibility
STANAG 3733Laser Designation Interoperability
NATO STANAG 3733Certified — As Stated in Supplied Technical Data
05 / FUNCTIONAL ROLE

Integrated Precision Target Designation and Situational Awareness

Functionally, the QD3000 enables accurate and repeatable laser target designation while providing operators with integrated navigation, ranging, and observation capabilities.

Its solid-state design, lack of moving parts, and ability to operate continuously without warm-up support reliable performance in extended field operations. Battery replacement during operation is supported.

FAQ / 05

Frequently Asked Questions

01Can the Laser Target Designator be used during night operations?

Yes. The system is designed for day, low-light, and night operations and supports optional thermal imaging.

02What is the target acquisition range of the system?

The Laser Target Designator provides target acquisition capability at approximately 3–5 km. The supplied technical data separately lists target detection range up to 6.6 km.

03Does the system generate target coordinates?

Yes. Integrated GNSS and digital compass functions allow real-time coordinate generation in MGRS, UTM, or geographic formats.

04Is the device suitable for continuous field use?

Yes. The system features zero warm-up time, silent operation, and battery replacement during operation.

05Which standards is the Laser Target Designator certified or compatible with?

The system is certified according to MIL-STD-810H and MIL-STD-461G and is compatible with STANAG 3733. The supplied technical data also states NATO STANAG 3733 certified.

Laser Target Designator QD3000 – Supplied Technical Data

Technical Data

Total System Weight3.9 kg ±10%
Laser Designation & Ranging PerformanceUp to 20 Hz laser beam rider & designator operation
Target Acquisition CapabilityInternal target coordinate acquisition module
Internal Navigation SensorsRangefinder, GNSS and digital compass integrated
Imaging CapabilityDay & night laser spot imaging on target
Display SystemEquivalent image on HQ OLED display
Low-Light OperationOperates in low-light conditions without thermal camera
Internal BatteryRechargeable internal battery (pocket-size)
System ReadinessZero warm-up time
Mechanical DesignNo moving parts
Operational FlexibilityRemote operation capability
Data TransferEasy and live data transfer to handheld terminals
Communication InterfacesEthernet / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth
Target Detection RangeUp to 6.6 km
Imager TypeUncooled or cooled thermal imagers
Directional Finding CapabilityDay and night azimuth finding in magnetic environments
Operational ModesAlternative operational concepts supported
Laser Designation Energy50 mJ
Coordinate Acquisition RangeUp to 3–5 km (MGRS / UTM / Geographic)
Thermal Imaging CapabilityAvailable (uncooled)
System OperationCompletely silent operation
Battery ManagementBattery replacement during operation supported
Control InterfacesWired and wireless remote control
Data InterfacesUniversal data interfaces
CertifiedNATO STANAG 3733 certified
Mounting & AccessoriesTripod and pan/tilt options
Color, cover, handle and carry-bag options
Fire Bulgaria / Product Support

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