Pulsar Axion XG30 Compact Thermal Imaging Monocular

Pulsar Axion XG30 Compact Pocket Thermal Imaging Monocular

The Axion XG30 Compact is the smallest model in the Axion Compact series, designed for those who want a thermal imaging monocular that fits in their pocket and is always within reach. Its European-made 640 × 480 sensor delivers a clear image in darkness, fog and through vegetation. The wide 14.6° field of view allows you to scan large areas quickly, and when you spot something, simply zoom in for a closer look.

Image, magnification and display

The base magnification is 2×, with digital zoom of up to 16×. The sensor has a resolution of 640 × 480 pixels (12 µm) and a thermal sensitivity of less than 40 mK. The germanium lens features an f/1.2 aperture, ensuring a bright image even in challenging conditions. Eight colour palettes allow you to customise the image to suit your observation needs.

App and Connectivity

The device connects to a smartphone via Wi-Fi using the Stream Vision 2 app.

Battery and Frame

The replaceable APS 3 battery provides up to 7 hours of operating time and can be quickly replaced when needed. The housing is made of magnesium alloy. The wrist strap features a built-in magnet, and the lens is protected by a protective cover. The dimensions are approximately 144 × 69 × 41 mm, and the weight, including the battery, is approximately 316 g.

Comparison with Other Compact Models

Axion XG35 Compact on suurema 35 mm objektiivi ja 2,5× algsuurendusega, selle vaateväli on kitsam (12,5°) ja seade veidi raskem. Kui vajad ka kaugusmõõtjat, vaata Pulsar Oryx LRF XG35 Thermal imaging monocular.

In the box

• Pulsar Axion XG30 Compact Pocket Thermal Imaging Monocular
• APS 3 Battery
• power adapter
• USB Type-C Cable
• carrying bag
• Quick Start Guide
• lens cleaning cloth
• Warranty Card

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the XG30 Compact and the XG35 Compact? The XG35 Compact features a larger objective lens (35 mm f/1.0 vs. 30 mm f/1.2) and higher base magnification (2.5× vs. 2×). The XG30 Compact offers a wider field of view (14.6° vs. 12.5°) and is slightly lighter.

Is a wide field of view useful? Yes. You can scan a large area without constantly moving the device, and when something catches your eye, you can zoom in for a closer look.

What does 2× base magnification mean? The device displays the image at twice the size seen with the naked eye. For a closer look at details, you can use digital zoom of up to 16×.

Can the Axion XG30 Compact be mounted on a rifle? No. It is a handheld thermal imaging device designed for observation.