Pulsar Telos XP50 Thermal Imaging Monocular

The Telos XP50 introduces the first in a line of upgradeable devices from Pulsar. Designed to remain timeless, the Telos XP50 will offer users the ability to upgrade technical components — including larger sensors, larger objective lenses, and even the ability to add a precision laser rangefinder — in order to ensure their device is always up-to-date with the latest technology whilst remaining cost effective.

Equipped with a highly sensitive 640×480, 17 µm European-made Lynred thermal sensor with an astonishing <18 mK NETD for incredible levels of thermal sensitivity. This, combined with the powerful 50mm f1.0 fast aperture germanium objective lens enables the Telos XP50 to achieve stunning thermal imaging capabilities, with a detection range that will easily spot an animal’s heat signature at distances reaching up to 1800m in almost any weather condition — including heavy rain, dense fog, snow, and high levels of humidity.

For greater levels of adaptability and improved comfort of use, the Telos XP50 features customisable controls and a customisable user interface — allowing the user to reorder the menu items and prioritise the button configuration for fast application of frequently used device functionalities.

Designed to take on the elements, this thermal imaging monocular features a composite polymeric rubber-coated case that allows the device to remain resistant to wear and withstand even the most unforgiving weather conditions, whilst offering non-slip characteristics to guarantee a secure grip in both dry and wet environments. This rubberised cover makes cleaning the Telos XP50 nice and easy, maintaining its original, unblemished appearance for a long time.

Its IPX7 rating protects the device from any water ingress and will even ensure it remains operational after a dip in 1m of water for a duration of up to 30 minutes. The housing, power unit, optics, and electronics are all protected against extreme temperatures — performing reliably in temperatures between -25°C and +40°C.