Pulsar Telos LRF XT50 thermal monocular

The LRF XT50, the flagship thermal imaging camera of the Telos series, is made for particularly demanding and professional users who spend a great deal of time outdoors and expect first-class performance from a thermal imaging camera. The Telos LRF XT50 is equipped with a laser rangefinder that measures the distance between the camera and objects with great precision.

Set

Pulsar Telos LRF XT50 the thermal monocular kit includes:

Pulsar Telos LRF XT50 thermal monocular,
LPS7i battery with protective cap,
power adapter,
USB Type-C cable with USB Type-A adapter,
carrying bag,
hand strap,
user manual,
lens cleaning cloth and
warranty certificate.

Top-of-the-range Krypton 2 XG50 clip-on thermal attachment with HD sensor

The Pulsar Krypton 2 XG50 is a multifunctional thermal imaging camera that attaches to the front of a day scope with a PSP-B adapter, turning the scope into a thermal riflescope while retaining its original zero. With the eyepiece, the device can also be used as a thermal monocular.

HD 640 × 480 thermal sensor

Thermal sensor with a resolution of 640 × 480 @ 12 µm NETD < 25 mK reveals finer thermal details even in fog, rain or snow. The detection range is up to 2,300 metres.

Rated for up to .375 H&H;

The impact resistance of the Krypton 2 front sight allows it to be used with large-calibre hunting rifles, including 9.3×64, .30-06, .300, .375 H&H; etc. — including smoothbore firearms and air rifles.

Fits day scopes 30-65 mm

To attach the Krypton 2 to your scope, you can choose between four different bayonet-type adapters. Before buying or choosing an adapter, measure the actual outer diameter of the front tube of your day scope.

PSP-30B – scope outer diameter 30 mm
PSP-42B – scope outer diameter 45,5–50,6 mm
PSP-50B – scope outer diameter 51,6–59,6 mm
PSP-56B – scope outer diameter 59,7–65,6 mm

Watch the video below for a better idea of how to use the adapters. Subtitles can be switched on in the video player if needed.

NB! The video shows how to attach the Proton. The Proton is no longer produced and has been replaced by the Krypton 2 XQ35.

Magnesium alloy body

The lightweight and durable magnesium alloy housing ensures the structure’s resistance to external impacts and vibration. The metal housing also acts as a heat sink, keeping the sensor at a more stable temperature. Protection class IPX7.

Viewing modes and eight colour palettes

Separate viewing modes for open terrain and woodland, plus eight colour palettes — users can choose the right image for every situation and taste. Brightness and contrast can be adjusted manually.

Photo and video recording

16 GB of internal storage for photos and videos at a resolution of 1024 × 768. Videos are saved in MP4 format.

Removable IPS7 battery

The 6.4 Ah IPS7 (B-Pack) battery included in the set ensures over 11 hours continuous use. In addition, a 14.8 Ah IPS14 battery (double the runtime) and a BPS 3×AA battery pack are available for emergencies.

Wi-Fi and Stream Vision

Using the built-in Wi-Fi module, you can connect the device to your smartphone and use the Stream Vision app to download videos and photos, update the firmware, and stream live content to YouTube.

Set

Package includes:

Krypton 2 XG50 thermal attachment,
eyepiece,
remote control,
carrying bag,
IPS7 battery,
IPS7 charger,
power adapter,
USB cable,
user manual,
lens cleaning cloth,
warranty card.

Legislation

Please note! The civilian use of thermal imaging devices is not permitted in all countries. In Estonia, the Krypton 2 XG50 is permitted for civilian use (Weapons Act § 20¹(5)), but the relevant restrictions must be observed.

Practical clip-on thermal attachment

The Pulsar Krypton 2 XQ35 is a multifunctional thermal viewing device that attaches to the front of a day scope with a PSP-B adapter, turning the scope into a thermal riflescope while retaining its original zero. With the eyepiece, the same module can also be used as a thermal monocular.

HD 384 × 288 thermal sensor

Thermal sensor 384×288 @17 µm NETD ‹25 mK reveals finer thermal details even in fog, rain or snow. The detection range is up to 1350 metres.

Rated for up to .375 H&H;

Fits day scopes 30-65 mm

PSP-30B – scope outer diameter 30 mm
PSP-42B – scope outer diameter 45,5–50,6 mm
PSP-50B – scope outer diameter 51,6–59,6 mm
PSP-56B – scope outer diameter 59,7–65,6 mm

Watch the video below for a better idea of how to use the adapters. Subtitles can be switched on in the video player if needed.

NB! The video shows how to attach the Proton. The Proton is no longer produced and has been replaced by the Krypton 2 XQ35.

Magnesium alloy body

Viewing modes and eight colour palettes

Separate viewing modes for open terrain and woodland, plus eight colour palettes — users can choose the right image for every situation and taste. Brightness and contrast can be adjusted manually.

Photo and video recording

16 GB of internal storage for photos and videos at a resolution of 1024 × 768. Videos are saved in MP4 format.

Removable IPS7 battery

Wi-Fi and Stream Vision

Using the built-in Wi-Fi module, you can connect the device to your smartphone and use the Stream Vision app to download videos and photos, update the firmware, and stream live content to YouTube.

Set

Included: Krypton 2 XQ35 thermal module, viewfinder, carrying case, IPS7 battery, IPS7 charger, mains adapter, USB cable, user manual, lens cleaning cloth, warranty card, PSP-B adapter.

Legislation

Please note! The civilian use of thermal imaging devices is not permitted in all countries. In Estonia, the Krypton 2 XQ35 is permitted for civilian use (Weapons Act, Section 20¹(5)), but the relevant restrictions must be observed.

Taskuformaadis soojuskaamera – Oryx LRF XG35

The Oryx LRF XG35 pocket thermal camera stands out from Pulsar's other compact thermal monoculars above all for its combination of compactness, IP67 protection, true one-handed ergonomics and a 1500 m LRF. It fills the niche between a pocket-sized device and one with a premium sensor and rangefinder, making it suitable for hunting, wildlife observation and professional use alike.

The Oryx LRF XG35 pocket thermal camera, launched in 2025, is a compact thermal monocular that replaces the earlier Axion 2 LRF series in terms of compactness and ergonomics.

Compact design with integrated LRF

Taskutermokas on mõõtmetega 179×52× 77 mm ja kaalub koos akuga ~500 g. Laserkaugusmõõtja on paigutatud objektiivi alla, mistõttu korpus on märgatavalt saledam ja kompaktsem kui varasematel Axion 2 LRF mudelitel. See muudab selle üheks kompaktsemaks 640×480@12μm anduri ja sisseehitatud LRF-iga termopikksilmaks turul.

One-handed operation

A genuinely one-handed, ambidextrous design for left- and right-handed users. The focus wheel is located near the eyepiece, allowing you to focus and operate the device with one hand. The symmetrical magnesium alloy body, repositionable hand strap and haptic feedback on the buttons support comfortable long-term use with either hand.

IP67 protection rating

The housing is fully dustproof and waterproof (it withstands immersion to a depth of 1 metre for 30 minutes). This is a significant step forward compared with earlier Pulsar pocket thermal cameras, which usually carried an IPX7 rating.

High-sensitivity thermal image with stabiliser

Pulsar's sensitivity boost technology and digital image stabiliser deliver a detailed, high-contrast image even in poorer conditions.

Sensor: Lynred 640×480@12 μm, sNETD <20 mK (anduri NETD < 40 mK)
Lens: 35 mm f/1.0.
Display: AMOLED 1024×768, 50 Hz
Magnification: 2,5× base, digital zoom up to 20×.
Field of view: 12,5° (~21,9 m @100m).
Detection range: up to 1800 m.

Powerful laser rangefinder

The Oryx LRF XG35 pocket thermal camera is equipped with a powerful laser rangefinder with a measuring range of up to 1500 m and an accuracy of ±1 m. Improved penetration in fog and adverse weather. Single measurement and continuous scanning modes are available.

Dual battery system with long operating time

The internal battery (3200 mAh) plus a removable APS5 battery (4900 mAh) allow up to 12 hours of continuous use. The external battery is hot-swappable (it can be changed without switching the device off). USB-C charging (including Power Delivery support).

Other important technical features

Display: 1024 × 768 AMOLED HD.
64 GB internal memory, video and photo recording (1024 × 768, .mp4 / .jpg) with sound.
Wi-Fi (2,4/5 GHz) and Stream Vision 2 / Stream Vision Ballistics support.
Operating temperature: –25 °C to +40 °C.
Magnesium alloy housing with good heat dissipation.

Summary – Oryx LRF XG35

All in all, the Oryx LRF XG35 stands out from Pulsar's other compact thermal monoculars above all for its combination of compactness, IP67 protection, true one-handed ergonomics and a 1500 m laser rangefinder. It fills the niche between a pocket-sized device and one with a premium sensor and rangefinder, making it suitable for hunting, wildlife observation and professional use alike.

Set

Pulsar Oryx LRF XG35 the thermal monocular kit includes:

Pulsar Oryx LRF XG35 pocket thermal camera,
APS5 (4900 mAh) battery with protective cap,
power adapter,
USB Type-C cable with USB Type-A adapter,
carrying bag,
hand strap,
user manual,
lens cleaning cloth and
warranty certificate.

Everyday thermomonocular at a reasonable price

The Pulsar Alaris XQ30 is an internal thermomonocular designed for everyday nature observation. Lightweight, compact and quick to deploy - it fits comfortably in your pocket or on the side of your hunting belt when you need it, but is always at hand when you're getting ready for a wildlife survey.

Reliable thermosensor

384 × 288 @ 17 µm sensor sNETD < 20 mK value detects the heat channels of animals up to 1050 m from. Excellent performance for its price class.

Compact magnesium body

Robust magnesium alloy housing with IPX7 protection. Weighing only 300 g (with battery) - you'll hardly notice it when hunting or hiking.

Long battery life

Until 7,5 hours continuous operation on a single charge. USB Type-C fast charging - fully charged in just hours.

AMOLED HD screen

The frost-resistant AMOLED display delivers exceptional colours, deep blacks and a smooth picture even at low temperatures.

Nine colour palettes

Nine different colour palettes according to the viewing environment - White Hot, Black Hot and bright colour modes for tracking moving objects.

Wi-Fi + Wild Vision app

16 GB of internal memory for storing photos and videos. Wi-Fi connectivity and the Wild Vision app allow real-time image viewing, file sharing and software updates.

Who it's for

The Pulsar Alaris XQ30 is a great choice for those starting out in thermal monitoring, or those who need a reliable pocket unit for additional equipment. A good balance between price and reliability.

Compact HD thermal monocular with built-in rangefinder

The Pulsar Axion 2 LRF XG35 combines a 640×480 HD thermosensor, a 35 mm F/1.0 lens and a 1000-metre laser rangefinder in a single pocket-sized unit.

It's a sophisticated and accurate sighting tool, suitable for the hunter who needs a long detection range and accurate distance estimation.

HD thermal sensor 640×480

A Lynred sensor with a pixel density of 12 µm and a system NETD of less than 20 mK reveals even the finest temperature differences. The detection range reaches 1750 metres.

35 mm F/1.0 lens

With a wide beam and a 12.5° × 9.4° field of view, the lens provides a bright and contrasty image. Smooth magnification from 2.5× to 20×.

Built-in rangefinder

The laser rangefinder measures distances up to 1000 m with an accuracy of ±1 m. It helps you to quickly estimate the distance to the target before firing.

AMOLED HD screen

The 1024×768 AMOLED screen ensures sharp colours even at low temperatures and maintains quality in all weathers.

APS 5 replaceable battery

The removable APS 5 Li-Ion battery (4900 mAh) provides up to 7 hours of uninterrupted use. Fast charging via USB Type-C.

Wi-Fi and Stream Vision 2

The 16 GB internal memory stores photos and videos, while Wi-Fi 2.4/5 GHz allows real-time streaming to your smart device.

Who it's for

The Axion 2 LRF XG35 is ideal for the active hunter who appreciates precision and compactness. The built-in rangefinder makes it particularly valuable in mountainous and open terrain.

HD 640×480 with compact thermomonok

The Pulsar Axion 2 XG35 brings an HD thermal sensor to pocket size - a 640×480 pixel sensor with 12 µm pixel density and a 35mm F/1.0 lens with a 1750 meter detection range.

The lightest 380-gram magnesium alloy body in its class is suitable for long observations without loading the bag.

HD thermosensor

The 640×480 sensor system with NETD < 20 mK allows you to see in high detail - fine tracks, breathing and animal heat profiles are clearly distinguished.

Wide 35 mm lens

A field of view of 12.5° × 9.4° and smooth magnification of 2.5-20× ensure both wide scanning and pinpointing of distant targets.

AMOLED HD screen

The 1024×768 AMOLED display ensures bright and sharp colours down to -25°C in cold conditions.

APS 5 battery

Replaceable APS 5 Li-Ion battery, 4900 mAh – up to 7 hours of operation. USB Type-C fast charging and external 5 V / 9 V power supply.

Internal memory and Wi-Fi

16 GB internal memory for photos and videos, Wi-Fi 2.4/5 GHz for real-time image streaming Stream Vision 2 app.

IPX7 magnesium housing

The magnesium alloy housing with IPX7 protection works reliably in rain, snow and fog.

Who it's for

The Axion 2 XG35 is perfect for the hunter who wants HD sensor quality in a compact package without the added cost of a rangefinder.

3 sensitivity gain levels and advanced image processing algorithms

Every Axion 2 series device offers three adjustable sensitivity gain levels which, combined with Pulsar's advanced filtering algorithms and precise brightness and contrast settings, let you optimise the display of both the observed object and its background.

These sensitivity settings and advanced image processing algorithms let you adapt quickly to changing weather and increase the chance of spotting game early in constantly changing observation conditions.

Compact thermal monocular with an enhanced sensor and laser rangefinder

The Pulsar Axion 2 LRF XQ35 PRO features a 384×288 sensor in the PRO version — with a NETD of less than 18 mK and improved contrast in low-light conditions.

The built-in 1,000-metre laser rangefinder and 35 mm F/1.0 lens make this a precise tool for the hunter.

PRO sensor < 18 mK

The 384×288 Lynred sensor, with a 17 µm pixel pitch and a system NETD of less than 18 mK, detects the finest thermal differences, particularly in fog and rain.

35 mm f/1.0 lens

A wide field of view of 10.7° × 8° (18.2 m at 100 m) and a detection range of up to 1,300 m for larger animals.

Laser distance meter

The 905 nm laser measures distances of up to 1,000 m with an accuracy of ±1 m — the information you need appears on the screen instantly.

AMOLED screen

The 640×400 AMOLED display ensures a high-contrast image even in cold conditions and maintains colour accuracy across the entire operating temperature range.

APS 5 and up to 11 hours

The APS 5 Li-Ion battery provides up to 11 hours of operation. USB Type-C fast charging, external power supply 5 V or 9 V.

Smooth 2–8× zoom

The 2× optical base magnification extends smoothly up to 8×, allowing for low-level scanning and high-level fine-tuning.

Who it's for

The Axion 2 LRF XQ35 PRO is ideal for hunters who need a sensitive sensor and accurate rangefinding in a compact format. A great choice for both woodland and open terrain.

Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 – a compact thermal imaging camera for hunting

The Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 is a compact thermal imaging camera for hunters who want to spot game before it can be seen with the naked eye or ordinary binoculars. Dusk, total darkness, the forest edge, tall grass or undergrowth – these are exactly the situations in which the practical value of a thermal imaging camera becomes clearest.

The Axion 2 XQ35 is not just a device for viewing a thermal image. When hunting, it helps you check your surroundings quickly, detect a heat source and get a better picture of the situation before deciding what to do next.

Small, light and easy to carry – this is a Pulsar thermal imaging camera that can always be close at hand when hunting.

Spot game even when your eyes can no longer see

As darkness falls, an animal quickly becomes invisible to the naked eye. It is especially hard to spot game at the edge of a forest, among bushes or against a dark background.

The Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 detects the thermal radiation of objects and needs no visible light. This lets you search for and watch animals both at dusk and in total darkness.

In practice, this means a simple advantage: instead of staring into the darkness for a long time and guessing at movement, the hunter can check the area quickly with a thermal imaging camera.

This is useful in the forest, in the field, in a clearing, in a hunting hide and before moving on across the terrain.

384 × 288 sensor and F35/1.0 lens – a practical combination

The Axion 2 XQ35 uses a 384 × 288 pixel thermal sensor and a fast F35/1.0 germanium lens.

Technical figures matter, but for a hunter their practical meaning is more important.

The device helps distinguish warmer objects from their surroundings and maintain a usable thermal image even in more challenging viewing conditions.

Pulsar's image processing and adjustable sensitivity gain levels help you tailor the image to the weather and viewing environment.

A wide field of view helps you find game faster

One of the most important advantages of the Axion 2 XQ35 for hunting is its 2× base magnification and 10,7° field of view.

At a distance of 100 metres, this means a field of view roughly 18,2 metres wide.

Why does this matter?

For searching, a wide field of view is often more useful than very high magnification. When scanning a forest edge or a field, the hunter sees a larger area at once, making a moving animal easier to spot and follow.

Once a heat source has been found and you want a closer look, you can use digital zoom up to 8×.

So the logic of use is natural: first find the animal with the wide field of view, then zoom in on the object of interest.

Detection range up to 1300 metres – what does it really mean?

Pulsar states a maximum detection range of up to 1300 metres for the Axion 2 XQ35 thermal imaging camera for a standard deer-sized target.

Two things need to be distinguished here: detecting a heat source and positively identifying an animal.

At long range, a thermal imaging camera can show that there is a heat source in the landscape. To reliably assess the species, size and other details of an animal, you usually need to observe the target from closer up.

The actual observation and identification range depends on the size of the animal, the weather, humidity, vegetation and the temperature difference.

That is why 1300 metres is primarily a detection range, not a promise that every animal can be identified unmistakably at that distance.

For a hunter, the greatest benefit of the Axion 2 XQ35 is that it helps you find a heat source quickly and decide whether the target is worth following.

Estonian weather doesn't have to end your day's hunting

Hunting conditions in Estonia often mean damp, rain, snow, fog and low temperatures.

The Axion 2 XQ35 is designed for outdoor use. Its operating temperature is −25 °C to +40 °C, and IPX7 waterproofing means the thermal imaging camera can also be used in rain and wet snow.

A thermal imaging camera can also be useful in fog and high humidity, but bear in mind that heavy precipitation, dense fog and very low temperature contrast reduce the visibility and effective observation range of any thermal device.

This is not a shortcoming to be hidden – it is the physical reality of thermal imaging technology.

Only about 380 grams – a thermal imaging camera you can always carry with you

With hunting gear, weight matters more than it might seem at first glance.

The Axion 2 XQ35 weighs approximately 380 grams including the battery and measures about 152 × 50 × 74 mm.

The device fits easily into a hunting jacket pocket or a small kit bag.

This makes the Axion especially practical for active hunting. The thermal imaging camera doesn't have to be carried separately as a bulky observation device – it can always be close at hand.

Because the most useful thermal imaging camera isn't necessarily the model with the biggest sensor. The most useful one is often the one you have with you at the right moment.

Up to 11 hours of operation and a replaceable APS5 battery

The Axion 2 XQ35 uses a compact APS5 battery which, according to the manufacturer, can last up to 11 hours.

It provides enough power for longer evening and night-time observation without the hunter having to keep checking the battery level.

The battery is replaceable and the device can be charged via USB-C.

Actual operating time depends on the temperature and on how much features such as the Wi-Fi connection and video recording are used.

Record what you saw in the forest

The Axion 2 XQ35 can take photos and record video. The device has 16 GB of internal memory.

An interesting wildlife sighting can therefore be recorded straight away, without taking out your phone.

Via a Wi-Fi connection and the Stream Vision 2 app, the thermal imaging camera can be connected to a smartphone so you can view recorded footage and use the device's additional features.

It is a convenient way to review what you saw on a larger screen later or share it with your hunting companions.

Who is the Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 for?

The Axion 2 XQ35 is above all for hunters who value compactness, reliability and ease of use.

It is a good choice:

for searching for and initially detecting game;
for checking forest edges, fields and clearings;
for observing from a hunting hide;
for active hunting and use on the move;
for watching animals after dark;
for quickly checking the hunting ground before moving on.

If your aim is maximum image detail at very long distances, it is worth comparing the Axion 2 XQ35 with higher-resolution Pulsar thermal imaging cameras.

But if you are looking for a small, reliable thermal imaging camera that is easy to take on every hunt, the Axion 2 XQ35 is a very well-balanced choice.

Why choose the Axion 2 XQ35 alongside newer models?

A newer model is not automatically the better choice for every hunter.

The strength of the Axion 2 XQ35 lies in its balance: a 384 × 288 thermal sensor, F35/1.0 lens, wide field of view, 2× base magnification, replaceable battery, video recording, Wi-Fi and a small, rugged body.

This model has the key features a hunter needs for finding game and thermal observation, without the device becoming large or unwieldy.

This makes the Axion 2 XQ35 a sensible choice for hunters who don't want to pay for features they would rarely use in practice.

Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 from Optikwelt

When choosing a thermal imaging camera, it is not worth going purely by which model has the biggest technical figures.

What matters is where you hunt, at what distances you usually observe, whether you cover a lot of ground on foot and what image quality you actually need.

Optikwelt helps you choose a Pulsar thermal imaging camera based on how you will actually use it – not just on the specifications.

The Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 is above all a practical tool: small, light and capable enough to help you spot what would otherwise go unnoticed in the dark.

Because in hunting, a good decision starts with first seeing and understanding what is happening around you.

Monocular eyepiece for clip-on thermal attachments

The Pulsar 3×20B is a dedicated monocular eyepiece with 3x magnification that attaches by bayonet to a Pulsar Proton or Krypton clip-on thermal attachment and turns it into a handheld thermal monocular.

Logic of the two uses

The clip-on thermo module usually attaches to the eyepiece of a daily disposable, turning it into a fully-fledged thermal disposable. With the addition of a 3×20B eyepiece, the same module can be converted into a hand-held observation device in seconds - for example, to scan territory before mounting the gun.

Fast bayonet fixing

Bayonet ligament is fast and reliable - fixing and removal is carried out without tools and takes just a few seconds. The same interface is also compatible with the clip-on PSP adapter for the per diem.

Optical 3× magnification

3× optical magnification with a 20 mm lens gives a clear and distortion-free image from the thermal module screen. The diagonal visibility is complete, so all the information on the Proton and Krypton screens - observation palettes, magnification and other status information - remains legible to the user.

Light and compact

The compact housing does not add any noticeable weight or bulk to the thermo module. Easily fits in a backpack or hunting vest pocket.

Who is it for

The 3×20B is suitable for the hunter or observer who owns a Pulsar Proton or Krypton clip-on thermal module and also wants to use it as a hand-held thermal monocular - without buying a second unit.

Powerful two-in-one system – thermal and digital binoculars

The Pulsar Symbion LRF DXT50 is a specialised system that combines both thermal and digital binoculars and is equipped with laser rangefinder and an infrared illuminator.

The Symbion has two viewing modes:

Digital camera – the 4K digital image works well both in daylight and at dusk. With it you can see the landscape, trees, animals and details almost as with ordinary good binoculars, only the image is very clear and detailed. Thanks to the built-in infrared illuminator, the digital camera performs better at dusk than ordinary optical binoculars.
Thermal camera – a premium HD-quality thermal image shows heat-emitting objects, even when it is dark, foggy or rainy, or when they are hidden in foliage. Animals, people and other warm objects stand out clearly, regardless of the light.

Who is the Symbion LRF DXT50 for, and what is it for?

The device is designed for professionals and for those who spend a great deal of time outdoors and need excellent image quality in a wide range of conditions. The Symbion is suitable, for example, for farmers, smallholders, hunters, wildlife observers, search and rescue workers, security and defence professionals, or anyone who wants to find their way confidently in the outdoors.

The Symbion performs reliably: by day, at dusk, in total darkness, and in fog, rain and cold (withstands temperatures from –25 to +50 degrees). The Symbion's housing is made of strong magnesium, is waterproof and withstands drops and heavy use. The device is comfortable to hold and adjust with one hand.

Features of the Symbion day and night binoculars

Below we take a look at the Pulsar thermal and digital binoculars Symbion LRF DXT50 and their most important features. The list is not in order of importance.

Two different images from the same device, even at the same time

You can view the thermal image or the digital image, or even both at the same time using the picture-in-picture function – one view is shown in the larger image and the other in a small window. This helps you quickly understand whether the heat source really is a living creature and exactly what it is.

1. Colour digital image

By day, the digital image gives a pleasantly sharp and detailed colour picture. At dusk, the digital image stays good considerably longer than the naked eye or ordinary binoculars could manage. At night, the digital image switches to black and white or a high-contrast picture. In complete darkness, the built-in infrared illuminator improves the digital image significantly. The digital image is well suited to identifying an animal or object more precisely – for example, telling whether it is a wild boar, an elk or something else.

2. Detailed thermal image

The thermal image needs no light at all. It shows warm objects (animals, people, vehicles). Even when it is dark, foggy or rainy, or an animal is hidden among branches and leaves, its heat still shows through. This is especially good for finding animals or people quickly and tracking their movements.

Digital image possible even at night – switch on the infrared illuminator

The human eye cannot see infrared light, but image sensors are able to detect it. The Symbion uses an infrared illuminator to improve the digital image in the dark. The light can be set stronger or weaker (three levels) and the beam width can be adjusted. For nearer objects you can choose a weaker light, for more distant ones a stronger one. The thermal image does not need or use this illuminator.

With a laser rangefinder you won't misjudge distance

The device has a built-in laser rangefinder. Experienced wildlife observers know what an indispensable aid a laser rangefinder is, because the human eye can misjudge distance not just by tens but even by hundreds of metres. At the simple press of a button you instantly know how far away an object is. Distance can be measured either once or automatically, continuously scanning the range.

The image stabiliser makes observing a pleasure

No human hand is ever 100% steady, so at higher magnifications or on the move every hand movement and micro-tremor starts to affect the image. The image stabiliser keeps the picture steady so that it does not jump or shake. This reduces blurring and makes extended viewing much more comfortable.

Comfortable one-handed operation

The buttons and focus wheels are positioned so that the device is easy to hold and adjust even with one hand . It suits both right- and left-handed users. This way you do not have to keep using both hands or put the device down to change the settings.

Built to work and last in the Nordic climate

The housing is made of a lightweight yet strong magnesium alloy. The device is waterproof and dustproof. It withstands temperatures from –25 to +50 degrees. This means the device can cope with rain, snow, dust and large temperature fluctuations.

The battery lasts for many hours

The device runs on interchangeable batteries. When one runs flat, you can swap in the other. Battery life is about 8–10 hours depending on the model and usage. There is also a sleep mode that saves the battery when the device is not in use. If needed, it can also be powered via an external USB-C cable.

Save what you see as a photo or video

You can take photos and record video with sound directly to the device. The built-in memory is 64 GB, which is plenty. This is useful if you want to document something. and review it later. It is also important in the work of search, rescue, security and defence professionals.

Share the camera image with others

The device can be connected to a phone. You can stream the live image from the device to your phone screen and later review recordings or use helper apps. For example, there is an app for determining the bullet trajectory. Through the app you can share the camera image with others.

Other useful features

Screen brightness and sensitivity can be adjusted to suit the conditions.
The menu is simple and clear, so you can use it without the user manual.
A choice of image modes for the digital image.
A choice of image modes for the thermal image.
The device can be mounted on a tripod when you need to observe from one spot for a long time.

Summary

The Symbion is for those who need to see reliably and for long periods outdoors or at night. In one device it gives you a colour daytime image, a good night image, a thermal image, distance measurement and image stabilisation. Everything is designed to make the device as simple, reliable and comfortable to use as possible, even in harsh conditions. You no longer depend on light or weather, and you can understand more quickly what is happening around you.

Set

Pulsar Symbion LRF DXT50 Package contents:

Symbion LRF DXT50 thermal and digital binoculars,
two APS 5 batteries with protective caps,
APS 5 battery charger,
power adapter,
USB Type-C cable with USB Type-A adapter,
carrying bag,
neck strap,
harness,
cleaning cloth,
quick-release tripod adapter,
user manual and
warranty certificate.

Powerful two-in-one system – thermal and digital binoculars

The Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 is a specialised system that combines thermal and digital binoculars in one and is equipped with a laser rangefinder and an infrared illuminator.

The device has two viewing modes:

Digital camera – the 4K digital image works well both in daylight and at dusk. With it you can see the landscape, trees, animals and details almost as with ordinary good binoculars, only the image is very clear and detailed. Thanks to the built-in infrared illuminator, the digital camera performs better at dusk than ordinary optical binoculars.
Thermal camera – a premium-quality thermal image shows heat-emitting objects, even when it is dark, foggy or rainy, or when they are hidden in foliage. Animals, people and other warm objects stand out clearly, regardless of the light.

Who is the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 for, and what is it for?

The device is designed for professionals and for those who spend a great deal of time outdoors and need excellent image quality in a wide range of conditions. The Symbion is suitable, for example, for farmers, hunters, wildlife observers, search and rescue workers, security and defence professionals, or anyone who wants to find their way confidently in the outdoors.

The Symbion performs reliably:

by day,
at dusk,
in total darkness,
in fog, rain and cold (withstands temperatures from –25 to +50 degrees).

The Symbion's housing is made of strong magnesium, is waterproof and withstands drops and heavy use. The device is comfortable to hold and adjust with one hand.

Features of the Symbion LRF DXR50 thermal and digital binoculars

Below is an overview of the key features of the Symbion LRF DXR50 thermal and digital monocular. The list is not in order of importance.

Two different images from the same device, even at the same time

You can view the thermal image and the normal image, or even both at the same time using the picture-in-picture function – one view is shown in the larger image and the other in a small window. This helps you quickly understand whether the heat source really is a living creature and exactly what it is.

1. Colour digital image

In daylight, the digital channel gives a very clear, detailed colour image. At dusk, it keeps the image good for considerably longer than the naked eye or ordinary binoculars. At night, the image turns black and white or high-contrast. In complete darkness, the built-in infrared illuminator significantly improves the digital image. The digital image is well suited to identifying an animal or object more precisely – for example, telling whether it is a wild boar, an elk or something else.

2. Thermal image

The thermal image needs no light at all. It shows warm bodies (animals, people, vehicles). Even when it is dark, foggy or rainy, or an animal is hidden among branches and leaves, its heat still shows through. This is especially good for finding animals or people quickly and tracking their movements.

Infrared illuminator

The human eye cannot see infrared light, but image sensors are able to detect it. The Symbion uses infrared light to improve the digital image in the dark. The illuminator can be set stronger or weaker (three levels), and the beam width can also be adjusted. For nearby objects you use a weaker light, for more distant ones a stronger one. The thermal image does not need or use this illuminator.

Laser rangefinder

The Symbion has a built-in rangefinder. At the simple press of a button you can find out how far away an object is (up to 1.5 kilometres). Distance can be measured either once or automatically with continuous scanning. This is very practical when deciding whether to approach, stay put or do something else.

Image stabilizer

No human hand is ever 100% steady, so at higher magnifications or on the move every hand movement or micro-tremor starts to affect the image. The image stabiliser keeps the picture steady so that it no longer jumps or shakes. This reduces blurring and makes extended viewing much more comfortable.

Comfortable one-handed operation

Durability and weather resistance

Battery and power

Photo and video recording

Phone connectivity and helper apps

Other useful features

Screen brightness and sensitivity can be adjusted to suit the conditions.
The menu is simple and clear, so you can use it without the user manual.
A choice of image modes for the digital image.
A choice of image modes for the thermal image.
The device can be mounted on a tripod when you need to observe from one spot for a long time.

Summary

Set

Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 Package contents:

Symbion LRF DXR50 thermal and digital binoculars,
two APS 5 batteries with protective caps,
APS 5 battery charger,
power adapter,
USB Type-C cable with USB Type-A adapter,
carrying bag,
neck strap,
harness,
cleaning cloth,
quick-release tripod adapter,
user manual and
warranty certificate.

Pulsar APS 3 battery - compact power supply for Axion, Thermion and Digex devices

The Pulsar APS 3 is a small and lightweight lithium-ion battery pack that offers 3200 mAh capacity and is suitable for a wide range of Pulsar thermal and night vision devices. The battery is optimised for outdoor use and ensures long battery life even in cool weather conditions.

The APS 3 battery can be recharged both when connected to the unit and in a separate APS battery charger, allowing you to prepare a spare battery without interrupting your observation.

Compatibility

APS 3 is suitable for Pulsar Axion XM, Thermion and Digex. Changing the battery in your device is quick and safe.

Specifications

Capacity 3200 mAh, nominal voltage 3,7 V. The battery can withstand hundreds of charging cycles and maintains its power even at lower temperatures.

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We recommend that you take at least one spare battery with you on your hunt or observation trip to ensure uninterrupted operation throughout the trip.

Pulsar APS 5 battery - power for Axion XQ and Axion LRF XQ devices

The Pulsar APS 5 is a higher capacity lithium-ion battery that offers a. 4900 mAh energy and is designed for use with Axion XQ38 and Axion LRF XQ38 thermal imaging cameras. The battery is compact and will keep the unit running for long periods of time even at low temperatures.

The APS 5 can be recharged both when connected to the unit and with a separate APS 5 charger, allowing a full battery to be changed in the field without delay.

Compatibility

Especially suitable for Pulsar Axion XQ38 and Axion LRF XQ38 models.

Specifications

Capacity 4900 mAh, pinging 3,7 V. The package is protected against over- and underloading.

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For longer trips, we recommend at least one spare battery to ensure continuous operation.

EPS5 - Powerful 5 Ah Li-Pol external battery

Pulsari Li-Pol external battery EPS5 is designed to power Pulsar, Sightmark and Yukon digital devices, thermal imaging cameras and night vision scopes for extended observation and hunting. Suitable for devices such as Digisight, Recon, Ranger and others with external power sockets.

Double capacity

5 Ah capacity - twice the capacity of EPS3 - extends the autonomous running time of the device. up to 20 hours low power consumption equipment.

Extension cable included

A one-metre extension cable allows you to keep the battery in a convenient place, such as your pocket.

Universality

Also suitable for powering other external devices such as GPS, FM modulator, mini TV, mobile phone and other externally powered devices.

Pulsar APS 5 battery charger

The Pulsar APS 5 battery charger is designed to charge APS 5 lithium-ion batteries, which are used in the Pulsar Axion XQ and Axion LRF XQ series devices. The charger can hold two batteries, ensuring that a supply is always on hand.

Compact body measuring 71×32×31 mm and lightweight construction (approx. 50 g) make the charger the ideal companion at home, in the car or on a hunting trip.

Compatibility

Suitable only for Pulsar APS 5 batteries (Axion XQ / Axion LRF XQ).

Specifications

Charging voltage 5 V, USB power supply. Up to two batteries can be charged at a time.

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Connect the charger to a USB power source, insert the batteries into the slots and monitor the LED indicator until fully charged.

Pulsar APS Battery Charger (APS 2, APS 3)

The Pulsar APS battery charger is designed for. GSP 2 and GSP 3 lithium-ion for charging batteries used in Pulsar Thermion, Digex and Axion. The charger holds two batteries at a time, allowing you to keep a spare battery always ready.

Compact dimensions 71×32×31 mm and weight only 50 g make the charger a great companion at home or on the go.

Compatibility

Suitable for Pulsar APS 2 and APS 3 batteries.

Specifications

Charging voltage 5 V, USB communication. Two sockets allow two batteries to be charged in parallel.

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Plug in the USB power supply, insert the batteries into the sockets and watch the LED indicators until charging is complete.

Sensitive and compact PRO version pocket thermometer

The Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro brings a PRO-level 384×288 sensor (NETD < 20 mK) and 30 mm F/1.2 lens in a 300-gram body.

Stadia rangefinder, 8 colour palettes and Stream Vision 2 - a compact tool for precise observation.

PRO sensor

The 384×288 Lynred sensor system NETD < 20 mK distinguishes the finest thermal differences in fog, rain and cold.

30 mm F/1.2 lens

With a field of view of 13.3° × 10° (23.2 m@100 m) and a smooth 2-8× zoom, it's the all-round choice for open spaces and forests.

Detection 1050 m

Deer-sized targets detectable up to 1050 m away - sufficient for most hunting situations.

AMOLED 640×400

Durable colour display that retains colours down to -25 °C in the cold.

Stadia distance meter

Picture-in-picture mode and a stadia rangefinder help you quickly estimate the distance to the target.

Internal memory and Wi-Fi

16 GB internal memory, Wi-Fi and Stream Vision 2 app for recording and sharing.

Who it's for

The Axion XQ30 Pro is ideal for the hunter who needs a sensitive sensor and a wide field of view in a compact format without the extra cost of a laser LRF.

Discover the hidden world of nature with the Pulsar Axion XQ19 Compact

The Pulsar Axion XQ19 Compact is a compact and capable thermal imaging camera that helps you spot what remains invisible to the naked eye. It is a practical companion for hunting, wildlife observation, property surveillance and search and rescue work.

Thanks to its compact dimensions and low weight, the Axion XQ19 Compact fits easily in a pocket or gear bag. It is always close at hand just when you need it most.

Pulsar's advanced thermal imaging technology lets you detect animals and other heat sources in total darkness and in difficult weather. A thermal imaging camera needs no visible light – you can watch your surroundings at night, at dusk and in poor visibility.

Wide field of view – see more at a glance

One of the Axion XQ19 Compact's key advantages is its extra-wide 19,5° field of view. This makes it easier to scan a larger area quickly and helps you spot and follow a moving animal sooner.

A wide field of view is especially valuable in forests, thickets and at shorter observation distances, where what matters is not just high magnification but the best possible overview of your surroundings.

High-sensitivity thermal image

The 384 × 288 pixel thermal sensor delivers a detailed and informative thermal image. The low sNETD value helps keep objects distinguishable from the background even when temperature differences are small.

In practice, this means better visibility in damp, foggy or otherwise difficult weather – exactly the conditions in which spotting a target with conventional optics can be hard.

Detection range up to 750 metres

The 19 mm lens combines a wide field of view with a practical detection range. In suitable conditions, a larger heat source can be detected at up to 750 metres.

The 1,5x base magnification is well suited to quickly scanning your surroundings, and digital magnification of up to 6× helps you take a closer look at an object of interest when needed.

A compact thermal imaging camera that is always with you

The Axion XQ19 Compact is designed for users who don't want to carry unnecessarily large and heavy gear. The device is small, light and ergonomic, and well suited to long days out hunting.

This is a thermal imaging camera you can simply slip into your pocket and take with you.

Up to 8 hours of autonomous operation

The long battery life lets you use the device for up to 8 hours without constantly worrying about recharging. That gives you more freedom for longer observation sessions and hunting trips.

The USB-C connection makes charging the device and using it with modern accessories convenient.

Capture and share what you see

Built-in photo and video recording lets you capture interesting moments straight away. The generous internal memory gives you plenty of room for longer observations and recordings.

Via USB-C, the image can also be streamed in real time to a compatible tablet or laptop without awkward extra adapters.

Reliable even in Estonia's changeable weather

IPX7 waterproofing means the Axion XQ19 Compact can be used in rain, snow and high humidity. Its rugged construction is designed for real-world outdoor use, not just ideal weather.

Key advantages of the Pulsar Axion XQ19 Compact

384 × 288 px thermal sensor

wide 19,5° field of view for quickly scanning your surroundings

sNETD <25 mK paremaks termiliseks eristamiseks keerulistes tingimustes

detection range up to 750 m

19 mm lens

1,5× optical base magnification

digital zoom up to 6×

compact and lightweight design

built-in photo and video recording

real-time video streaming via USB-C

IPX7 water resistance

up to 8 hours of battery life

fast start-up and intuitive controls

Who is the Axion XQ19 Compact for?

The Pulsar Axion XQ19 Compact is above all for hunters who value a wide field of view, quick target acquisition and minimal kit weight. It is also well suited to watching nature and wildlife, property surveillance and search and rescue work.

Why choose the Pulsar Axion XQ19 Compact?

The strength of this model lies not simply in a list of specifications. The Axion XQ19 Compact combines three qualities that matter most in practical use: a wide field of view, good thermal sensitivity and a very compact body.

The result is a thermal imaging camera you can always take with you – and one that helps you spot an animal or other heat source before it becomes visible through ordinary observation.

Pulsar Axion XQ19 Compact – small in size, but built to help you see more in the dark.

Package includes:

Axion XQ19 compact thermal imaging camera

APS 3 rechargeable battery

USB Type-C cable with USB Type-A adapter

Bag

Wrist strap

Quick start guide

Lens cleaning wipe

Pulsar warranty

Gen I+ night vision monocular with medium magnification

The Pulsar Edge GS 2.7×50 is the middle model in the Edge family: 2,7× magnification and a large 50 mm lens offer the best balance between field of view and detail at distances up to 150 m.

SF-Super image intensifier

An image intensifier with SF-Super technology ensures high sharpness and contrast throughout the field of view. Resolution ≥ 42 lines/mm.

50 mm fast lens

The large aperture and 12 mm viewing distance ensure comfortable viewing - the image is bright even in dark conditions.

Built-in IR illuminator

An IR illuminator (805 nm, smooth power adjustment) extends the working range and allows the device to be used in total darkness.

Lightweight and durable body

The sturdy metal and plastic housing is moisture and dust resistant. A soft eyecup hides the glare of the eyepiece and makes the observer unnoticeable.

Who it's for

Suitable for the hunter and wildlife observer who needs a compact and lightweight night vision monocular for medium and long range observation.

Digital night vision attachment with FN adapter

The Pulsar Forward FN455S+ is a digital night vision device suitable for use in. both on its own or in combination with your existing daytime optics. An HD CMOS sensor ensures superb image quality even on the darkest nights.

HD CMOS sensor

The 1280×720 CMOS sensor works perfectly in the darkest conditions even without IR illuminator. Detection range reaches up to 500 m.

5× optical magnification

The luminous F50/F1.0 lens with 5× optical magnification ensures sharp, bright images. An AMOLED viewfinder with a resolution of 1746×1000 maintains contrast in all environments.

Photo and video recording

Built-in photo and video recording allows you to capture the observation. Via the Stream Vision app, files can be transferred directly to your smart device via WiFi.

Use in combination with existing daytime optics

With the FN adapter (50 or 56 mm supplied), you can attach the device to a day scope and get your optics ready for night vision. During the day, the optic is a normal day scope when removed.

Use independently

A detachable viewfinder is included, allowing the unit to be used as a stand-alone monocular.

IPS7 battery

The replaceable IPS7 lithium-ion battery (3.7 V, 6400 mAh) ensures long battery life and allows quick battery replacement in the field.

Durable housing

The housing can withstand up to 6000 J recoil - suitable for mounting on large calibre sights. IPX7 protection class.

Who it's for

The Pulsar Forward FN455S+ is perfect for the hunter who wants to extend their day scope to digital night vision - with a single device for day and night.

The Lumion XL50 thermal imaging camera from Pulsar's Wildlife series delivers a high-quality thermal image with excellent clarity and detail, and is suitable for both close-range and long-range observation. The ergonomic design of the device ensures comfort during prolonged use.

A convenient zoom ring allows fast, intuitive magnification, and the three-point carrying system keeps the device securely in hand even on the move. 12× digital zoom, an HD sensor and a 14° field of view give both enthusiasts and professionals precise detail and confidence.

High-resolution HD sensor

The Pulsar Lumion XL50 is a thermal monocular with an HD sensor that offers top-level image quality and flexible upgradability for years to come. The device is designed specifically for nature observers, birdwatchers, bird ringers and researchers who need precision and durability in all conditions.

The HD sensor and large-aperture lens make it possible to detect animals at up to 2300m.

Pulsar Image Boost image enhancement

The proprietary Image Boost enhancement, based on image processing algorithms, gives the Lumion image top-level detail, clarity and contrast. Manual image adjustment functions help adapt the camera to changing weather conditions, improving the quality of animal and bird observation. Image brightness and contrast controls make prolonged observation comfortable and easy.

Suitable for both left- and right-handed users

The symmetrical design of the Lumion allows it to be used equally comfortably with either hand. The buttons are arranged in a single row on the top panel, and the consecutive lens rings for focusing and changing magnification are accessible from both sides.

Built for harsh Nordic conditions

The Pulsar Lumion thermal imaging camera is designed for use in demanding outdoor conditions, at temperatures from –25 to +40 °C. The device is fully waterproof. The thermal monocular has no protruding parts, and its composite polymer-coated housing makes it strong and durable.

Ergonomic carrying bag

The Pulsar Lumion XL50 comes with a comfortable, user-friendly carrying case. It spreads the weight of the device evenly across the body, easing the load on the shoulders, back and neck. The case has straps for attaching it to a belt or to kit with a MOLLE system (such as backpacks and harnesses).

Set

Package contents:

Pulsar Lumion XL50 thermal imaging camera,
battery,
battery charger with adapter,
carrying bag with straps,
user manual,
warranty certificate.

Прочный и мощный тепловизионный монокуляр среднего класса

The Pulsar Helion 2 XP50 combines a 640×480 sensor, a 50 mm F/1.2 lens and an AMOLED HD display: a well-balanced choice for hunters who need long-range detection.

A detection range of 1800 metres and 8 hours of operation on the IPS7 battery make it a versatile observation tool both in the forest and in open fields.

Тепловой датчик 640×480

Система датчиков с плотностью пикселей 17 мкм и NETD < 40 мК обеспечивает детализацию на уровне HD.

Объектив 50 мм F/1.2

Большой световой канал и поле зрения 12,4° × 9,3° — дальность обнаружения до 1800 метров.

Увеличение 2,5–20×

Плавный диапазон увеличения как для сканирования, так и для точной настройки.

AMOLED HD display

The 1024×768 AMOLED display delivers vivid colours even at sub-zero temperatures.

Wi-Fi и хранилище

16 GB of built-in memory and Wi-Fi for real-time image streaming to the Stream Vision 2 app.

IPS7 battery

The replaceable IPS7 Li-ion battery provides up to 8 hours of operation.

Для кого это предназначено?

The Helion 2 XP50 suits hunters who need a reliable long-range tool without the extra cost of the PRO version.

Тепловизионный монокуляр с HD-сенсором и средним полем зрения.

The Pulsar Helion XP38 combines a 640×480 pixel sensor with a 38 mm F/1.2 lens, a versatile choice for both forests and open landscapes.

Дальность обнаружения 1350 метров и плавное увеличение 1,9–15,2× делают его сбалансированным решением.

HD-сенсор 640×480

Датчик с плотностью пикселей 17 мкм и частотой обновления 50 Гц — плавное и высокодетализированное изображение.

Объектив 38 мм F/1.2

Дальность обнаружения 1350 м, поле зрения 16,3°.

AMOLED screen

The 640×480 AMOLED display delivers crisp colours and contrast.

Stadiametric rangefinder

Встроенный акселерометр и стадиометр позволяют быстро оценить пройденное расстояние.

Хранение данных и Wi-Fi

8 GB of built-in memory and Wi-Fi connection to the Stream Vision app.

IPS5 battery, 8 hours of operation

The replaceable IPS5 battery provides up to 8 hours of continuous operation.

Для кого это предназначено?

The Helion XP38 suits the recreational hunter who needs a versatile observation tool both in the forest and in open terrain.