Thermal imaging sight - Pulsar Thermion 2 XQ38 / XQ50

High efficiency, long range, resistance to large calibers - Pulsar's Thermion series thermal imaging sights are the answer to all the needs of shooters and hunters. They accurately reproduce details, even in unfavorable conditions.

Clear and sharp images

The Pulsar Thermion thermal imaging sight is based on an advanced microbolometer with a high resolution of 640x480 and a sensitivity of less than 40 mK, and a lens with an aperture of F1.0. The generated image is sharp, high-contrast and rich in detail. It does not lose quality even at long distances from the target or in bad weather conditions.

Performance on large calibers

The thermal imager starts up in just 3 seconds. It offers 10 types of target reticles in 4 different colors, which are displayed electronically. With the highest 6000K mechanical resistance on the market, it works with 375H&H and 9.3x64 caliber weapons without fear of damage. It stores 5 individual ballistic profiles.

Built-in image recorder and WiFi module

The Pulsar Thermion 2 XQ38 / XQ50 takes pictures and records videos, which it saves in the 16GB internal memory. It connects to the free Stream Vision mobile application. With its help, among other things, you can configure settings and conduct a live broadcast on YouTube.

Flawless performance in difficult conditions

Despite its design inspired by a classic spotting scope, the thermal imager is technologically advanced to always be as efficient as possible. It works in a wide temperature range from -25°C to 50°C. A frost-resistant AMOLED display with HD resolution guarantees smooth imaging. IPX7 rating, on the other hand, proves total waterproofness.

Long operating time

Extensive operational capabilities are also influenced by the power supply. The thermal imager has two rechargeable batteries: one built into the body and another replaceable one. In addition, it can be powered by APS3 cells or a powerbank.