Pulsar Accolade XP50 thermal imaging camera

Classic 640 × 480 thermal binoculars for long-range observation

The Pulsar Accolade XP50 is the classic high-resolution thermal binocular of the Accolade series, without a laser rangefinder. It is a good choice for a hunter or wildlife observer who values a high-quality thermal image, comfortable binocular ergonomics and ease of use, and does not need a built-in rangefinder.

640 × 480 thermal imaging sensor

The 640 × 480 microbolometer with a 17 μm pixel pitch delivers a sharp, detailed thermal image. The sensor's high resolution lets you spot heat sources at distances of up to 1800 metres and maintains stable image quality across a range of weather and temperature conditions.

50 mm F/1.2 lens

The large 50 mm germanium lens efficiently gathers thermal radiation and helps produce a high-quality thermal image even in more difficult observation conditions.

The 2,5–20× magnification range lets you use lower magnification to scan the terrain quickly and digital zoom to examine a more distant object in detail.

Two eyepieces for comfortable extended viewing

The binocular design lets you observe with both eyes and reduces eye strain during longer periods of observation. The image looks more natural, and extended viewing is far more comfortable than with a single-eyepiece thermal device.

This is especially important when hunting, when you need to watch your surroundings for a long time and wait for the right moment.

Internal memory, photo and video recording, and Wi-Fi

The Pulsar Accolade XP50 has 8 GB of internal memory and built-in photo and video recording.

With Wi-Fi and the Stream Vision app, the thermal binoculars can be connected to a smart device to view recordings and transfer photos and videos.

This way you can capture memorable moments from hunting or wildlife observation straight away and share them with others later.

IPX7 waterproofing and a quick-change battery

The IPX7 waterproof housing allows the thermal binoculars to be used in rain and damp and in more demanding outdoor conditions.

The replaceable IPS7 lithium-ion battery provides up to 9 hours of continuous operation. If needed, a flat battery can be quickly swapped for another, which is especially practical on longer hunting trips and observation sessions.

Who is the Pulsar Accolade XP50 for?

The Pulsar Accolade XP50 suits hunters and wildlife observers who want:

• a high-resolution 640 × 480 thermal image;
• comfortable viewing through two eyepieces;
• a detection range of up to 1800 metres;
• 2,5–20× magnification;
• photo and video recording;
• reliable thermal binoculars for long-term use in the field;
• a thermal imaging camera without a built-in laser rangefinder.

The design without a laser rangefinder suits users for whom a high-quality thermal image, comfortable viewing and the classic binocular design of the Accolade matter most.