Pulsar Thermal Imaging Monocular Telos LRF XP50

Long-range spotting is the point here. This thermal monocular pairs a built-in laser rangefinder with a stated detection range of more than 1900 yards, and the rangefinder itself reaches 1000 yards with practical accuracy to 1 yard. In the field, that means one unit can both find heat and give distance without juggling extra gear.

The Telos LRF XP50 uses a <18mK NETD sensor and enhanced image processing algorithms to pull out finer detail in rough weather and low-contrast conditions. Pulsar also uses adjustment rings that let zoom and focus happen in a more fluid, camera-like motion instead of feeling abrupt at higher magnification.

Housing and runtime matter on a handheld thermal, and this one is set up for hard use. The body is rubber-armored reinforced plastic, operating temperature is listed from -13 to 104 degrees F, and the LPS 7i quick-charge lithium-ion battery is rated for more than 8 hours. Charging is through USB-C, and the battery also supports wireless charging.

MPN: PL77492
UPC: 810119012173

Specifications

• Category: Thermal monocular
• Built-in laser rangefinder
• Detection range: more than 1900 yards
• Laser rangefinder range: 1000 yards
• Rangefinder practical accuracy: 1 yard
• Sensor sensitivity: <18mK NETD
• Battery life: more than 8 hours
• Charging: USB-C and wireless charging support
• Operating temperature: -13 to 104 degrees F
• Material: Rubber armored reinforced plastic
• Color: Black
• Weight: 25.40 oz