Pulsar has announced the expansion of their Telos line of thermal monoculars with new models.
Pulsar states “Pulsar, a leading innovator in thermal imaging technology, is thrilled to announce the expansion of its acclaimed Telos line with the introduction of four new models: the Telos XQ35, Telos LRF XQ35, Telos XG50, and Telos LRF XG50.
The XQ35 models showcase a remarkable 384×288 microbolometer resolution and a <25mK NETD sensor, featuring a 17μm pixel pitch while the XG50 variants boast a higher 640×480 microbolometer resolution, <40mK NETD sensor, and a 12μm pixel pitch. Both variants ensure top-notch thermal imaging performance.
All products within the Telos line are equipped with a state-of-the-art 1024×768 AMOLED display, featuring built-in photo and video recording capabilities that deliver stunning content with full sound in 1024×768 resolution.
Designed to cater to the needs of long-range shooting and hunting enthusiasts, the XQ35 models offer a magnification range of 3-12x with 35mm/F1.0 lenses. Meanwhile, their larger XG50 counterparts provide a magnification range of 3.5-14x and boast 50mm/F1.0 objective lenses. The XQ35 models excel in detecting objects at distances of up to 1,421 yards, while the XG50 models extend the detection range to an impressive 2,515 yards.
Setting a new standard in connectivity, all Telos models are Stream Vision 2 compatible, enabling users to conveniently stream content remotely on their mobile devices.
The Telos LRF variants are equipped with cutting-edge 1000-yard laser rangefinders, adding precision to scouting activities. Furthermore, all Telos models feature an IPX7 waterproof rating, ensuring durability in various environments, and offer a robust battery life of 8.5 hours with the LPS7i USB-C compatible battery pack.
Pulsar continues to push the boundaries of thermal imaging technology with the Telos line, providing users with unmatched performance, reliability, and versatility for their outdoor adventures.”
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