Pulsar Krypton 2 FXG50 Thermal Imaging Cap
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Thermal clip-on with a 50 mm objective lens diameter, designed to work with daytime rifle scopes at magnifications from 2 to 6x. Thanks to the PSP-B adapter system (not included), the clip-on can be mounted on a scope of any brand and objective lens diameter.
The device is equipped with a frost-resistant AMOLED HD display with a high resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. The IPX7 waterproof rating ensures complete waterproofness when submerged in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. The "Display OFF" function allows the display to be turned on and off without switching off the device, which saves rechargeable battery power and helps you remain unnoticed in the dark. The Pulsar Krypton 2 FXG50 model uses a sensor with a resolution of 640x480 (12 µm).
The clip-on is mounted on the scope objective lens using an adapter (not included). The Krypton 2 FXG50 causes no aiming problems, and the position of the aiming point remains unchanged during the shot. The magnesium alloy housing makes the clip-on recoil-resistant (up to 6000 J), so it can be used with large-caliber firearms (maximum caliber is .375 H&H).
The thermal clip-on has eight image display modes that make it easier to detect and identify observed objects:
- White Hot - for object detection,
- Black Hot - for object detection,
- Red Hot - for object detection,
- RedMonochrome - for long nighttime observation,
- Rainbow - for recognition and identification,
- Ultramarine - for recognition and identification,
- Violet - for long nighttime observation,
- Sepia - for long nighttime observation.
The clip-on is equipped with a 16 GB image recorder and a USB-C port, which allows recordings to be transferred from the night vision device to a computer. The Wi-Fi module (2,4 /5 GHz IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac (WPA)) allows communication with mobile devices, making it possible to stream the image to a smartphone screen. The free Polish-language Smart Vision app makes it possible to control the device's basic functions, as well as stream live video on YouTube.
The FXG50 model is powered by an IPS-7 rechargeable battery with a capacity of 6400 mAh (included). It is also possible to use a higher-capacity IPS-14 rechargeable battery.
The set includes:
- USB / 230 V charger,
- objective lens cover,
- eyepiece cover,
- battery cover,
- carrying case,
- 1 x IPS-7 6400 mAh rechargeable battery,
- docking station for IPS batteries,
- USB cable,
- cleaning cloth,
- remote control,
- user manuals in Polish.
Technical data
Objective lens parameters: 50 mm F/1,0
Magnification: 1x
Recommended scope magnification range: 2-6x
Observation range: 2300 m
Linear field of view at 100 m: 15,4 x 11,5 m
Angular field of view: 8,8 x 6,6 deg.
Sensor: uncooled
Sensor resolution: 640 x 480 pixels (12 µm)
Display: AMOLED HD
Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels
Internal memory: 16 GB
Power supply: IPS-7 rechargeable battery, 6400 mAh
External power supply: USB-C (5 V)
Waterproof rating: IPX7
Runtime: 11 h
Video recording format: mp4
Photo format: jpg
Wi-Fi module: 2,4 GHz 802.11 b/g/n
Network range: 15 m
Operating temperature: from -25 to +50 deg. C
Shock resistance: 6000 J
Dimensions: 131 x 78 x 84 mm
Weight: 460 g
Manufacturer: Pulsar, Lithuania
Militaria.pl is a premium dealer of Pulsar.
Pulsar, part of the European Yukon Group, is a thermal imaging and digital day-and-night optics brand based in Lithuania. It was established in 1991 on the initiative of a group of enthusiasts who assembled their first devices in a basement, and today it employs more than 1,200 people and operates in over 70 countries. All Pulsar products are made in Europe, and the brand became known for innovations such as digital scopes with the one-shot zero function, enabling quick zeroing, and Dual-Purpose solutions combining the functions of a monocular and a scope. Its modern approach is also highlighted by the Stream Vision 2 app, which allows devices to connect to smartphones via Wi-Fi for remote control, image transfer, or software updates. In 2005, Yukon Group was the first company to introduce digital night vision scopes to the civilian market, starting a new era of accessible optoelectronics. In 2012, the first mass-produced thermal imaging monocular for civilians appeared - Quantum, and in 2019 the compact Axion XM30, capable of detecting a human silhouette from a distance of 1350 meters in complete darkness.
| Reticle | No |
|---|---|
| Sensor resolution | 640x480 px |
| Screen resolution | 1920x1080 px |
| Additional accessories included | Yes |
| Dimensions | 131 x 78 x 84 mm |
| Transport cover | Yes |
| Accumulator/battery type | 1x Li-Ion IPS-7 |
| Power type | Interchangable accumulator |
| Built-in memory | Yes |
| Thermal imager type | Attachment |
| Display modes | 8 |
| Optics ready | Yes |
| Field of view | 15,4 x 11,5 m/ 100 m |
| Vehicle detection | 2300 m |
| Human detection | 2300 m |
| Waterproof class | IPX 7 |
| Objective lens diameter (mm) | 50 |
| Maximum detection depth | 2300 m |
| Weight | 460 g |
| EAN | 4779022925092 |
| Manufacturer code | 76659 |
| Brand | Pulsar |
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