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Pulsar
The Pulsar Telos XP LRF XP50 thermal imaging monocular combines cutting-edge heat detection with integrated rangefinding in a single, upgradeable platform built for serious hunters, tactical users, and search-and-rescue teams. This isn't a fixed tool—Pulsar designed the Telos XP50 with modular components so you can upgrade and customize optics to match your mission as technology evolves. Whether you're glassing terrain in near-total darkness, conducting long-range surveillance, or surveying vast acreage, the Telos XP50 delivers thermal clarity and precision that separates game from shadow.
At the heart of this thermal monocular is an uncooled 640×480 sensor with industry-leading thermal sensitivity—less than 18mK NETD—paired with enhanced image processing that renders fine detail even in fog, rain, and temperature extremes. The detection range exceeds 1,800 meters, capable of spotting human-sized heat sources across terrain where conventional optics go blind. Magnification ranges from 2.5× to 10× optical, with an additional 4× digital zoom for close-range work. A new smooth-focus adjustment ring—the first of its kind in a Pulsar monocular—lets you zoom and sharpen in one fluid motion, like a camera lens, eliminating the jarring step-zoom feel of older thermal handhelds.
The built-in laser rangefinder operates to 1,000 meters with ±1-yard accuracy, letting you nail distances for ballistic calculations or area assessment without a separate device. An AMOLED HD display (1024×768) keeps the image crisp and vibrant, even in bright conditions. The Telos XP50 records video and stills to 64GB onboard storage, streams wirelessly via Wi-Fi, and runs 8.5 hours per charge on the LPS 7i Li-Ion battery—which supports both USB-C charging and wireless charging pads, so you're never tethered to a wall outlet in the field. From -13°F to 104°F, the rubber-armored body and IP7 waterproofing mean this monocular performs in arctic snow, desert heat, and swamp slog alike.
This is a tool that evolves with you. For hunters pushing into extreme terrain, operators who demand rangefinding without splitting focus, or anyone who can't afford thermal limitations, the Telos XP LRF XP50 is precision heat detection on your terms.
| Sensor | Uncooled 640×480 @ 17 µm; NETD <18 mK; 50 Hz frame rate |
| Objective Lens | F50 / 1.0 |
| Magnification | 2.5–10× optical (4× digital zoom) |
| Field of View | 12.4° × 9.3° (H × V); 21.8 m × 16.3 m @ 100 m |
| Eye Relief | 14 mm |
| Display | AMOLED HD, 1024 × 768 pixels |
| Detection Range | 1,800 meters |
| Laser Rangefinder | 905 nm wavelength; 1,000 m max range; ±1 m accuracy; Class 1 per IEC 60825-1:2014 |
| Video & Photo | 1024 × 768 pixels; MP4 video, JPG stills; 64 GB onboard storage |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac (2.4 / 5 GHz); Stream Vision 2 app support |
| Battery | LPS 7i Li-Ion, 6400 mAh; 8.5 h runtime @ 22°C |
| Charging | USB Type-C (5V / 9V Power Delivery); wireless charging compatible |
| Operating Temperature | -25°C to +40°C (-13°F to 104°F) |
| Environmental Rating | IP7 waterproof |
| Dimensions | 238 × 72 × 90 mm |
| Weight | 0.58 kg (body only); 0.72 kg (with LPS 7i battery) |
| Body Material | Rubber-armored reinforced plastic |
| Mount | 1/4" tripod socket |
Yes. The uncooled thermal sensor detects heat signatures, not light, so it works equally well in pitch black, fog, rain, or snow. You'll see warm game and terrain clearly regardless of ambient light—making it ideal for night hunting, predator control, and surveying in conditions where white light would spook game or compromise your position.
The integrated laser rangefinder measures to 1,000 meters with ±1 yard accuracy. This is a practical tool for confirming distances before you shoot, without carrying a separate rangefinder or fumbling between devices in the field.
The LPS 7i Li-Ion battery provides 8.5 hours of runtime at standard temperature (22°C). You can charge it via any USB-C power source—standard wall adapters, car chargers, phone chargers—or place it on a wireless charging pad. This flexibility means you're never stranded if you're away from dedicated optics charging gear.
Yes. The monocular carries an IP7 waterproof rating, meaning it's protected against immersion up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. Combined with the rubber-armored body, it's built to survive swamps, river crossings, heavy rain, and snow without performance loss.
Yes. The Telos XP50 records MP4 video and JPG stills to 64GB of onboard storage and supports Wi-Fi streaming via the Stream Vision 2 mobile app. You can review footage on-site or download records for analysis and documentation.
The Telos XP50 is designed with upgradeable and customizable components. As Pulsar releases new sensors, optics, or processing features, you can upgrade your unit rather than replace it entirely—protecting your investment and keeping your thermal tool current as the technology evolves.
Pulsar
The Pulsar Telos XP LRF XP50 thermal imaging monocular combines cutting-edge heat detection with integrated rangefinding in a single, upgradeable platform built for serious hunters, tactical users, and search-and-rescue teams. This isn't a fixed tool—Pulsar designed the Telos XP50 with modular components so you can upgrade and customize optics to match your mission as technology evolves. Whether you're glassing terrain in near-total darkness, conducting long-range surveillance, or surveying vast acreage, the Telos XP50 delivers thermal clarity and precision that separates game from shadow.
At the heart of this thermal monocular is an uncooled 640×480 sensor with industry-leading thermal sensitivity—less than 18mK NETD—paired with enhanced image processing that renders fine detail even in fog, rain, and temperature extremes. The detection range exceeds 1,800 meters, capable of spotting human-sized heat sources across terrain where conventional optics go blind. Magnification ranges from 2.5× to 10× optical, with an additional 4× digital zoom for close-range work. A new smooth-focus adjustment ring—the first of its kind in a Pulsar monocular—lets you zoom and sharpen in one fluid motion, like a camera lens, eliminating the jarring step-zoom feel of older thermal handhelds.
The built-in laser rangefinder operates to 1,000 meters with ±1-yard accuracy, letting you nail distances for ballistic calculations or area assessment without a separate device. An AMOLED HD display (1024×768) keeps the image crisp and vibrant, even in bright conditions. The Telos XP50 records video and stills to 64GB onboard storage, streams wirelessly via Wi-Fi, and runs 8.5 hours per charge on the LPS 7i Li-Ion battery—which supports both USB-C charging and wireless charging pads, so you're never tethered to a wall outlet in the field. From -13°F to 104°F, the rubber-armored body and IP7 waterproofing mean this monocular performs in arctic snow, desert heat, and swamp slog alike.
This is a tool that evolves with you. For hunters pushing into extreme terrain, operators who demand rangefinding without splitting focus, or anyone who can't afford thermal limitations, the Telos XP LRF XP50 is precision heat detection on your terms.
| Sensor | Uncooled 640×480 @ 17 µm; NETD <18 mK; 50 Hz frame rate |
| Objective Lens | F50 / 1.0 |
| Magnification | 2.5–10× optical (4× digital zoom) |
| Field of View | 12.4° × 9.3° (H × V); 21.8 m × 16.3 m @ 100 m |
| Eye Relief | 14 mm |
| Display | AMOLED HD, 1024 × 768 pixels |
| Detection Range | 1,800 meters |
| Laser Rangefinder | 905 nm wavelength; 1,000 m max range; ±1 m accuracy; Class 1 per IEC 60825-1:2014 |
| Video & Photo | 1024 × 768 pixels; MP4 video, JPG stills; 64 GB onboard storage |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac (2.4 / 5 GHz); Stream Vision 2 app support |
| Battery | LPS 7i Li-Ion, 6400 mAh; 8.5 h runtime @ 22°C |
| Charging | USB Type-C (5V / 9V Power Delivery); wireless charging compatible |
| Operating Temperature | -25°C to +40°C (-13°F to 104°F) |
| Environmental Rating | IP7 waterproof |
| Dimensions | 238 × 72 × 90 mm |
| Weight | 0.58 kg (body only); 0.72 kg (with LPS 7i battery) |
| Body Material | Rubber-armored reinforced plastic |
| Mount | 1/4" tripod socket |
Yes. The uncooled thermal sensor detects heat signatures, not light, so it works equally well in pitch black, fog, rain, or snow. You'll see warm game and terrain clearly regardless of ambient light—making it ideal for night hunting, predator control, and surveying in conditions where white light would spook game or compromise your position.
The integrated laser rangefinder measures to 1,000 meters with ±1 yard accuracy. This is a practical tool for confirming distances before you shoot, without carrying a separate rangefinder or fumbling between devices in the field.
The LPS 7i Li-Ion battery provides 8.5 hours of runtime at standard temperature (22°C). You can charge it via any USB-C power source—standard wall adapters, car chargers, phone chargers—or place it on a wireless charging pad. This flexibility means you're never stranded if you're away from dedicated optics charging gear.
Yes. The monocular carries an IP7 waterproof rating, meaning it's protected against immersion up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. Combined with the rubber-armored body, it's built to survive swamps, river crossings, heavy rain, and snow without performance loss.
Yes. The Telos XP50 records MP4 video and JPG stills to 64GB of onboard storage and supports Wi-Fi streaming via the Stream Vision 2 mobile app. You can review footage on-site or download records for analysis and documentation.
The Telos XP50 is designed with upgradeable and customizable components. As Pulsar releases new sensors, optics, or processing features, you can upgrade your unit rather than replace it entirely—protecting your investment and keeping your thermal tool current as the technology evolves.
