Pulsar Telos XP50 Thermal Imager
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Compact thermal imaging monocular featuring a 50 mm objective lens, enabling effective observation by day and night. The Telos XP50 offers optical magnification ranging from 2.5x to 10x. Enhanced precision is provided by a digital zoom of 2-4x, supporting the detection of objects at distances up to 1800 meters.
Outfitted with a 640 × 480 pixel sensor (17 µm), the Telos XP50 thermal imager delivers exceptional image performance. The sensor’s high sensitivity is capable of identifying temperature differences below 18mK. Image output is displayed on an AMOLED HD screen with a 1024 × 768 pixel resolution, delivering superior color fidelity, reduced energy usage, rapid response, and smooth visuals during viewing—even in cold weather. The 50 Hz refresh rate ensures hassle-free tracking of moving targets.
The thermal imaging monocular provides eight distinct image display modes to support accurate recognition and identification of subjects:
- White Hot – optimal for object detection,
- Black Hot – optimal for object detection,
- Red Hot – optimal for object detection,
- RedMonochrome – designed for extended night operations,
- Rainbow – recommended for object recognition and identification,
- Ultramarine – recommended for object recognition and identification,
- Violet – ideal for prolonged night-time monitoring,
- Sepia – ideal for extended night-time monitoring.
Image and video capture is supported thanks to an integrated 64 GB internal memory. File transfer to mobile devices is possible via Wi-Fi and the StreamVision 2 app. The built-in Wi-Fi module enables a range of features, including using a smartphone as an external display or for remote device management through StreamVision 2. Additional comfort is offered by eyepiece diopter adjustment between -5 and +5.
The rugged housing is constructed from a resilient magnesium alloy that is both damage and shock resistant. Sealed with gaskets for protection, the thermal imager meets the IPX7 water resistance standard, safeguarding it against submersion in water up to 1 m for 30 minutes. The operating temperature range is -25 to +50 degrees Celsius.
A replaceable LPS 7i lithium-ion battery supplies power for up to 8.5 hours of continuous use. The integrated USB Type-C port makes it possible to use a power bank to extend runtime. The Display OFF power-saving function allows temporary screen black-out without powering down the unit.
Included in the kit:
- thermal imager,
- 230 V USB charger,
- wrist strap,
- lens cap,
- carrying case,
- 1 x LPS 7i battery
- USB-C cable with USB-A adapter,
- cleaning cloth,
- user manual in Polish.
Technical data
Sensor resolution: 640 x 480, 17 µm
NETD: Display resolution: 1024 x 768
Image refresh rate: 50 Hz
Thermal lens: 50 mm, F1.0
Angular field of view: 12.4 x 9.3 deg.
Field of view m/100 m: 21.8 x 16.3 m
Digital zoom: from 2x to 4x
Internal memory: 64 GB
Maximum range: 1800 m
Dimensions: 238 x 72 x 90 mm
Water resistance: IPX7
Operating temperature: -25 to +50 deg. C
Eyepiece diopter correction: from -5 to +5
Power supply: LPS 7i battery
Weight: 720 g
Manufacturer: Pulsar, Lithuania
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Pulsar, part of the European Yukon Group, is a brand of thermal imaging and day/night digital optics based in Lithuania. It was founded in 1991 by a group of enthusiasts who assembled their first devices in a basement, and today employs over 1200 people and operates in more than 70 countries. All Pulsar products are manufactured in Europe, and the brand has become famous for innovations such as digital sights with a one-shot zero function for quick zeroing, and Dual-Purpose solutions that combine the functions of a monocular and a sight. Its modernity is also emphasized by the Stream Vision 2 app, which allows devices to be connected to smartphones via Wi-Fi for remote control, image transfer, and software updates. In 2005, Yukon Group was the first company to introduce digital night vision sights to the civilian market, initiating a new era of accessible optoelectronics. In 2012, the first mass-produced thermal imaging monocular for civilians, the Quantum, was released, followed in 2019 by the compact Axion XM30, capable of detecting a human silhouette from a distance of 1350 meters in complete darkness.
| Reticle | No |
|---|---|
| Sensor resolution | 640 x 480 px |
| Screen resolution | 1024 x 768 px |
| Additional accessories included | Yes |
| Dimensions | 238 x 72 x 90 mm |
| Transport cover | Yes |
| Accumulator/battery type | 1x Li-Ion LPS 7i |
| Power type | Replaceable battery + power bank |
| Built-in memory | Yes |
| Thermal imager type | Monocular |
| Display modes | 8 |
| Optics ready | No |
| Field of view | 21,8 x 16,3 m/ 100 m |
| Vehicle detection | 1800 m |
| Human detection | 1800 m |
| Waterproof class | IPX 7 |
| Objective lens diameter (mm) | 50 |
| Maximum detection depth | 1800 m |
| Weight | 720 g |
| EAN | 4779022925962 |
| Manufacturer code | 77493 |
| Brand | Pulsar |
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