Pulsar Merger LRF XT50 thermal imaging camera

HD-resolution thermal binoculars — the flagship of the Merger series

The Pulsar Merger LRF XT50 is the flagship model of the Merger series, combining an HD 1280 × 1024 @ 12 µm thermal sensor, an F1.0 lens and a built-in 1500 m laser rangefinder in a single magnesium alloy housing. The result is a premium-class thermal image that remains sharp even at maximum magnification and across an exceptionally wide 17.5° field of view.

HD thermal sensor with exceptional detail

1280 × 1024 @ 12 µm sensor system NETD < 20 mK value offers a premium-grade thermal image at any magnification. The detailed image makes object detection and identification possible even at very long distances.

Wide field of view 17,5°

Despite the long-range optics, the XT50 retains an exceptionally wide range of 17,5° field of vision. This makes it a universal partner for scanning dense forest as well as monitoring open fields.

Detection range: 2,300 metres

Thanks to its large sensor and F/1.0 lens, the XT50 can detect human-sized objects over 2,300 metres at a distance — a suitable choice for observing open fields and from high vantage points.

Built-in 1500 m laser rangefinder

The Precision LRF measures distances up to 1500 metres with an accuracy of ±1 m. Both single measurements and continuous scanning are supported.

AMOLED HD display and audio and video recording

The 1280 × 960 AMOLED HD display ensures sharp detail. Built-in video and photo camera with audio recording and 64 GB of internal storage capture entire episodes of nature.

Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 / 5 GHz)

Double Wi-Fi ensures fast data transfer and stable live transmission. The Stream Vision 2 app offers remote control, video and image gallery and automatic software updates.

Dual-battery system and IPX7

The built-in 4 Ah battery and the replaceable 3.2 Ah APS5 battery pack offer up to 6 hours continuous operating time. The magnesium body is IPX7 certified.

Who it's for

The Merger LRF XT50 is the uncompromising choice for those who observe open terrain, hunt in open landscapes or require maximum detail during extended observation sessions.