Pulsar Thermal Imagers
The Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 multispectral binoculars combine thermal imaging, 4K digital day and night viewing, and a built-in laser rangefinder. Designed for wildlife observation and long-range viewing across open terrain, the DXR50 lets you locate heat signatures, examine your surroundings through the digital channel and measure distance from one device.
Pulsar Symbion LRF DXT50 Multispectral Binoculars
Market-leading HD Multispectral Binoculars: 4K Digital Day/Night Channel, 1280x1024 Thermal Channel, LRF + IR Illuminator!
The Pulsar Symbion LRF DXT50 multispectral binoculars combine HD thermal imaging, 4K digital day and night viewing, and an integrated laser rangefinder. Its wide thermal field of view and 2x starting magnification suit scanning woodland and mixed terrain, while separate imaging channels let you locate heat signatures and examine the scene in colour or infrared-assisted night vision.
Pulsar Axion Compact XQ19 Thermal Monocular
Entry-level monocular delivering impressive thermal performance, intuitive, functional design and market-leading field of view at an affordable price!
The Pulsar Axion Compact XQ19 thermal imaging monocular combines a wide field of view with a compact, lightweight design for wildlife observation and searching your surroundings. Its low 1.5x starting magnification suits scanning woodland edges and fields, while thermal imaging, recording and smartphone connectivity provide useful observation tools in one handheld device.
Pulsar Axion XQ30 PRO Thermal Imager
The Pulsar Axion XQ30 PRO can be a good thermal imager for birdwatching, especially if you're looking for a compact, portable, and mid-range device. While it might not offer the same high-end performance as the larger models like the XG35 or Telos XP50, it has several features that make it suitable for birdwatching, particularly in closer or mid-range environments.
The Pulsar Axion XQ30 Pro thermal imaging monocular combines a sensitive 384 × 288 sensor with a 30mm f/1.2 objective lens for handheld observation by day and night. Its pocket-sized magnesium alloy body, replaceable battery and straightforward controls suit wildlife spotting and searching your surroundings, with recording and smartphone connectivity built in.
Pulsar Axion Compact XG30 Thermal Imager
Best for Medium-Range Birdwatching: With a detection range of 1,300 meters, the XG30 is better suited for birdwatchers who typically observe birds in forests, parks, wetlands, or other environments where distances are less extreme.
The Pulsar Axion Compact XG30 thermal imaging monocular combines a 640 × 480 sensor with a compact magnesium alloy body for handheld wildlife observation. Its 2x starting magnification and broad field of view suit searching woodland edges, field boundaries and mixed terrain, with digital zoom available for closer inspection once a heat signature is located.
Pulsar Axion Compact XG35 Thermal Imager
Best for Long-Range Birdwatching: The longer detection range of 1,750 meters makes the XG35 better for birdwatchers observing birds in large open areas like fields, coasts, or mountains, where birds are often farther away.
The Pulsar Axion Compact XG35 thermal imaging monocular combines a 640 × 480 sensor with a 35mm f/1.0 lens and a 2.5x starting magnification. It suits handheld observation across open ground where a more magnified initial view is useful, while retaining a compact format for carrying between observation points.
Pulsar Oryx LRF XG35 Thermal Imager
The new Pulsar Oryx LRF XG35 thermal imaging monocular is optimised for one-handed use. A new, ergonomically considered design places a focus wheel behind the eyepiece, allowing for smooth and effortless single-handed focusing. A powerful thermal sensor, built-in laser rangefinder (with a measuring range of 1500m), built-in digital image stabilisation, and an extended battery life of up to 12 hours make this device perfect for long and challenging observations.
The Pulsar Oryx LRF XG35 thermal imaging monocular combines one-handed focusing, electronic image stabilisation and an integrated laser rangefinder. Its focus wheel sits close to the eyepiece, allowing you to adjust the image without moving your supporting hand, while the dual-battery system supports extended observation.
The Pulsar Telos XQ35 thermal imaging monocular pairs a sensitive 384 × 288 sensor with a 35mm f/1.0 lens and a 3x starting magnification. Separate focus and zoom rings provide direct control of the image, while the removable LPS7i battery and rubber-armoured housing support regular field use.
The Pulsar Telos LRF XQ35 thermal imaging monocular pairs a sensitive 384 × 288 sensor with a 35mm f/1.0 lens and a 3x starting magnification. An integrated laser rangefinder adds direct distance measurements to thermal observation, with separate focus and zoom rings providing practical control in the field.
Pulsar Telos LRF XG50 (640x480) Thermal Imager. The Pulsar Telos LRF XG50 thermal imaging monocular adds to the Telos series and expands Pulsar’s offering of fully upgradeable devices. With a highly sensitive 640×480, 12 µm, <40 mK NETD European-made Lynred thermal sensor, the Telos LRF XG50 achieves outstanding levels of thermal sensitivity, provides a 2300 m detection range, and ensures nothing remains unseen, day or night, rain or shine. A built-in precision laser rangefinder achieves accurat
Pulsar Telos XP50 Thermal Imager
The Telos XP50 is perfect for long-range birdwatching where image detail is critical, especially when observing large raptors or other birds of prey from a distance. Its high sensor resolution and superior detection range make it one of the best options for birdwatchers who want to see fine details and identify species at long ranges. The wide field of view ensures that you can track moving birds effectively, even in open landscapes
The Pulsar Telos XP50 thermal imaging monocular combines a 640 × 480, 17µm sensor with a 50mm f/1.0 lens. Its low published thermal-noise figures make it a useful option when small temperature differences are the main observation challenge, with separate rings for focusing and changing magnification.
Pulsar Telos LRF XP50 Thermal Imager
First ever upgradeable device from Pulsar!
The Pulsar Telos LRF XP50 thermal imaging monocular combines a 640 × 480, 17µm sensor with a 50mm f/1.0 lens. Its low published thermal-noise figures make it a useful option when small temperature differences are the main observation challenge, with an integrated laser rangefinder for measuring distance.
The Pulsar Telos XL50 thermal imaging monocular combines a large-format 1024 × 768 sensor with a 50mm f/1.0 lens. Its 2.5x starting magnification and 14° horizontal field of view balance a broad observation area with a detailed thermal image, making it useful for surveying open ground and following wildlife movement.
Pulsar Telos LRF XL50 (1024x768) Thermal Imager. The Telos LRF XL50 is the first iteration in the Telos series to features the large format 1024×768, 12 µm, <40 mK NETD HD thermal sensor first introduced in the Merger LRF XL50, providing crystal-clear images all the way through its 2.5-20x magnification range and achieving an astonishing detection range of up to 2300m. Plus, a built-in precision laser rangefinder enables accurate distance measurements at a range of up to 1000m ±1m, enhancing the
Pulsar Telos LRF XT50 Thermal Imager
Premium 1280x1024 thermal sensor for unparalleled image quality at long distances - perfect for long-range detection and identification!
The Telos LRF XT50 is a high-resolution thermal imaging monocular built around a premium 1280x1024, 12µm thermal sensor and powerful 50mm f1.0 objective lens. Delivering detailed thermal imagery across a 2-16x magnification range, with Zoom Boost up to 24x, it combines long-range detection with an integrated precision laser rangefinder.
Pulsar Wildlife Alaris XG30 Thermal Imager
The Alaris series features two of Pulsar Wildlife's smallest thermal imaging monoculars. Compact, intuitive, and designed for comfort and accuracy during extended observation.
The Pulsar Wildlife Alaris XG30 thermal imaging monocular combines a 640 × 480 sensor with a pocket-sized magnesium alloy body. Its 2x starting magnification and wide view suit searching woodland edges and mixed habitats, while built-in recording and the Wild Vision app support reviewing and sharing wildlife sightings.
Pulsar Wildlife Alaris XQ30 Thermal Imager
The Alaris series features two of Pulsar Wildlife's smallest thermal imaging monoculars. Compact, intuitive, and designed for comfort and accuracy during extended observation.
The Pulsar Wildlife Alaris XQ30 is a compact thermal imaging monocular for locating wildlife and surveying habitats by day and night. A sensitive 384 × 288 sensor, 30mm f/1.2 lens and 2x starting magnification provide a practical combination for handheld searching, with Picture-in-Picture available for closer inspection.
Pulsar Wildlife Orni XG35 Thermal Imager
The Orni XG35 ushers in a new era for thermal observation. A brand-new design places a focus wheel within reach, just behind the eyepiece, allowing for one-handed operation.
The Pulsar Wildlife Orni XG35 thermal imaging monocular combines one-handed focusing with electronic image stabilisation and an integrated laser rangefinder. Its focus wheel sits near the eyepiece, keeping focus adjustments within reach while you support the monocular, and the dual-battery system supports extended wildlife observation.
Pulsar Wildlife Lumion XL50 Thermal Imager
The Lumion XL50 is Pulsar Wildlife's top-of-the-range thermal imaging monocular, featuring a large format 1024x768, 12µm, <40mK NETD HD thermal sensor.
The Pulsar Lumion XL50 is a premium thermal-imaging monocular designed for serious wildlife observers, search-and-rescue professionals, security operators and enthusiasts who demand top-tier performance. With a high-definition 1024×768 thermal sensor, a broad 2.5-20× magnification range and a long detection reach of up to 2,300 m, it brings exceptional clarity and versatility in harsh and variable conditions.
Pulsar Wildlife Ventex XP35 Thermal Imaging Binoculars
The Ventex series features two thermal imaging binoculars, each designed to retain the classic aesthetics of a pair of traditional binoculars - offering a high-tech observation experience.
The Pulsar Wildlife Ventex XP35 thermal imaging binoculars combine a compact body with a broad 17.8° view for searching woodland edges and mixed habitats. An integrated laser rangefinder adds direct distance measurements, while two-eyepiece viewing provides a familiar position for extended observation.
Pulsar Wildlife Ventex XT50 Thermal Imaging Binoculars
The Ventex series features two thermal imaging binoculars, each designed to retain the classic aesthetics of a pair of traditional binoculars - offering a high-tech observation experience.
The Pulsar Wildlife Ventex XT50 thermal imaging binoculars combine a 1280 × 1024 thermal sensor with image stabilisation for detailed handheld observation. An integrated laser rangefinder adds direct distance measurements, while two-eyepiece viewing provides a familiar position for extended observation.
