Description
Thermal imaging used to mean a big budget and a heavy device. The Axion XQ19 changes both. It’s Pulsar’s most compact monocular, made to live in your pocket or cubbyhole so it’s there when you hear something outside at 2am.
Its 19 mm lens gives a 19.5° wide view, the widest in the Axion range. That makes it quick and easy to sweep a farmyard, a campsite or a stretch of beach and spot a warm body straight away. It picks up a person-sized heat source out to 750 m, which covers most homesteads, smallholdings and walking trails.
Inside is a 384×288 sensor with very high sensitivity (system NETD under 18 mK), so the picture stays clear in mist, light rain and humid coastal air. A frost-resistant AMOLED screen shows the image in nine colour palettes, including a green palette that’s easy on the eyes on long nights.
Record video and photos to 64 GB of built-in memory, or stream live to your phone through the Stream Vision 2 app over Wi-Fi. The quick-change battery runs for about 8 hours and charges by USB Type-C, from the wall, a power bank or your bakkie.
Why customers choose it:
- Pocket size: 250 g and 134.5 mm long
- Widest field of view in the Axion range
- 8-hour battery, swappable in seconds
- IPX7 waterproof aluminium-alloy body
- Records and streams to your phone
Ideal for: home and smallholding security, night walks, camping, wildlife watching close in, and anyone trying thermal for the first time.





