Pulsar Telos XL50 LRF Thermal Monocular
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Pulsar Telos XL50 LRF Thermal Monocular

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Pulsar Telos XL50 LRF Thermal MonocularThe top Pulsar monocular! The Telos XL50 LRF is the top of the Pulsar monocular range. The High Definition sensor gives you the ability to see a roo's ears clearly close or at 700 or 800 metres decide if they are sheep or pigs in a paddock. The 2. 5x magnification at the bottom end gives a nice wide field of view, with the usable 20x magnification at the top end allows you to really reach out. Objective Ring Zoom Control The Telos allows for

The top Pulsar monocular!

The Telos XL50 LRF is the top of the Pulsar monocular range. The High Definition sensor gives you the ability to see a roo's ears clearly close or at 700 or 800 metres decide if they are sheep or pigs in a paddock.  The 2.5x  magnification at the bottom end gives a nice wide field of view, with the usable 20x magnification at the top end allows you to really reach out.

Objective Ring Zoom Control

The Telos allows for effortless image adjustments using just one hand. The focusing and zoom rings are positioned in a traditional layout, one after the other, similar to professional camera lenses. This arrangement ensures swift and easy magnification control, allowing you to get the precise image you need with minimal effort.

Intuitive User Experience

For a more responsive and tactile experience, you can enable the haptic feedback feature in Telos' quick settings. This will provide short vibrations in response to button presses, ensuring seamless interaction with the device's controls.

Built for Toughest Conditions

Telos' vertically symmetrical control layout ensures it’s highly suitable for both left- and right-handed users. The buttons are aligned in a row along the top, while the lens rings handle focusing and magnification adjustments, making it comfortable and effective no matter which hand you use.

Precise Laser Ranging Up to 1000 m

Understanding target distance is crucial for making informed decisions. The built-in laser rangefinder, with a range of up to 1 kilometre, provides both single measurement and continuous scanning modes. It delivers precise distance measurements with an accuracy of ±1 metre, offering quick and reliable information.

Ergonomic, Nonslip Rubber-Coated Housing

The durable, rubber-coated exterior ensures a secure grip in all weather conditions. Telos' housing is highly resistant to wear and performs well in a variety of temperatures, including dusty and wet environments. It’s designed to withstand impacts and can be easily cleaned, maintaining its appearance over time.

Replaceable Battery with Fast Charging

The LPS 7i Li-ion battery provides over 8 hours of operating time. It can be charged using any USB Type-C compatible charger, thanks to the Power Delivery fast charging protocol, and it also supports wireless charging, making it convenient and versatile.

Ergonomic and Functional Carrying Case

The Telos case is designed with active users in mind. It offers easy access to the device while remaining unobtrusive when not in use. The carrying system distributes the weight across the body, reducing strain on the shoulders, back, and neck. Additionally, the case includes straps for attachment to a waist belt or modular systems like Molle, ensuring secure and comfortable transportation.

Adaptable for Left- and Right-Handed Use

The vertically symmetrical design of the controls makes Telos ideal for ambidextrous use. The buttons are aligned in a row on the top panel, while the rings handle focusing and zooming, ensuring ease of use for both left- and right-handed users.

Additional Features

  • Fast aperture F/1.0 germanium lens
  • Built-in video recorder with 64GB internal memory
  • Stream Vision 2: Wi-Fi integration with iOS and Android devices
  • High-contrast AMOLED display
  • Dual Wi-Fi waveband support (2.4 / 5 GHz)
  • Choice of 8 colour palettes
  • Operation in extreme temperatures (-25°C to +40°C)
  • IPX7 waterproof rating (submersion)
  • User Mode
Main specifications
Sensor     @ 12 µm 1024x768
Objective lens    F50 / 1.0
Magnification, x    2.5 – 20 (x8 digital zoom)
FOV (HxV), degrees    14 x 10.5
FOV (HxV), m@100m    24.6 х 18.5
Detection range    2300 m
Sensor Type    uncooled
Resolution, pixels    1024x768
Pixel pitch, µm    12 
Sensor NETD, mK < 40 
System NETD, mK< 20 
Frame rate, Hz    50
Optics
Objective lens    F50 / 1.0
 Magnification, x    2.5 – 20 (x8 digital zoom)
FOV (HxV), degrees    14 x 10.5
FOV (HxV), m@100m     24.6 х 18.5
Eye relief, mm    14
Display
Type   AMOLED HD
Resolution, pixels    1024x768
Range performance
Detection range, m    2300 m
Laser rangefinder
Max. measuring range, m    1000
Measurement accuracy, m    ± 1
Safety class for laser equipment according to IEC 60825-1:2014    1
Wavelength, nm    905
Video recorder
Video / photo resultion, pixel    1024x768
Video / photo format    .mp4 / .jpg
Build-in memory, GB    64
WI-FI
Wireless protocol     Wi-Fi
Wireless standard     IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac (WPA)
Frequency, Ghz    2.4 / 5
Environmental characteristics
Degree of protection IP code (IEC60529)    IPX7 (waterproof)
Operating temperature range, °С    -25 – +40
Connections and compatibilities
Supported application    Stream Vision 2
Power supply
 Output voltage, V    3.0 – 4.2
Battery type    LPS 7i Li-Ion Battery Pack
Capacity, mAh    6400
Operating time on battery pack, h at t=22°С    7
 External power supply, V    5V; 9V (USB Type-C Power Delivery)
Weight & size
Body material    rubber armored reinforced plastic
Dimensions, mm    243x72x90
Weight, kg    0,73

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