Pulsar Telos LRF XP50 Thermal Monocular with Laser Rangefinder

Description

The nights that test thermal equipment are the damp ones: coastal mist, drizzle, high humidity after a hot day. On those nights everything is close to the same temperature, and a less sensitive device shows a flat grey screen. The Telos LRF XP50 is built for exactly these nights.

Its 640×480 sensor uses large 17 µm pixels with system sensitivity below 15 mK, the lowest NETD in the Telos range. In practice, that means strong contrast and a clean picture when conditions are at their worst. It detects a large animal at up to 1 800 m, behind a fast F50/1.0 lens with zoom from 2.5× to 10×, or 20× with Zoom Boost.

The built-in laser rangefinder measures up to 1 000 m to within 1 m, so you always know how far away what you’re watching is. The 1024×768 AMOLED display shows a crisp image in nine colour palettes.

The LPS 7i battery gives the longest run time in the series, about 8.5 hours, enough for a full night patrol. It swaps in seconds and charges fast via USB Type-C Power Delivery. Record 1024×768 video and photos to 64 GB of built-in memory, or stream live to your phone with the Stream Vision 2 app.

The ambidextrous, rubber-armoured body is IPX7 waterproof. The front-mounted focus and zoom rings give haptic feedback, so you can adjust them in the dark without looking.

Why customers choose it:

• Most sensitive sensor in the Telos range (system NETD <15 mK)
• Clear picture in mist, drizzle and humid coastal air
• Built-in laser rangefinder: 1 000 m, accurate to 1 m
• 5-hour battery, the longest in the series
• IPX7 waterproof, rubber-covered, ambidextrous body

Ideal for: coastal and marine watch, West Coast and Garden Route properties, farm security, anti-poaching patrols, and search and rescue in poor weather.