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Pulsar
The Pulsar Thermion Duo DXP55 dual-spectrum thermal and digital riflescope is built for hunters who need to perform in any condition—whether you're glassing in daylight, fog, rain, or complete darkness. This hybrid system combines a high-sensitivity thermal imaging channel with a 4K-resolution digital daytime scope, giving you one optic that truly works around the clock. Rather than swapping between separate scopes or settling for a compromise, you get full optical capability in both thermal and digital modes without leaving your gun.
The thermal channel handles the low-light and adverse-weather work. A European-made sensor with less than 25 mK NETD detects even minimal temperature differences, critical for spotting game in rain, fog, or near-total darkness. The F/1.0 germanium lens maximizes light gathering, and the 640 x 480-pixel thermal resolution gives you reliable target identification and the detail needed to assess trophy qualities. The digital daytime channel steps up with that 4K CMOS sensor—clean, full-color images across the entire magnification range, working clearly on objects 10 meters and beyond. No manual focus needed; the fixed-focus design keeps things simple in the field.
Setup is straightforward. Both channels zero simultaneously: fire one round at your chosen distance, use the Freeze software function to photograph impact, and both thermal and digital reticles adjust to point of aim. You can swap reticle patterns and colors on the fly, record footage, and connect to your smartphone for logging and analysis. Magnification adjustments work across the full range, with click values scaling down as you zoom—at max magnification, you're working in sub-0.1 MOA increments for precision. Brightness, contrast, and smoothing controls keep viewing comfortable during long glassing sessions.
This is serious dual-spectrum optics for the hunter who refuses to compromise on capability or convenience.
| Thermal Sensor Resolution | 640 x 480 pixels |
| Thermal Sensor NETD | <25 mK |
| Thermal Lens | F/1.0 germanium |
| Digital Sensor | 4K-resolution CMOS |
| Digital Channel Effective Range | 10 meters and beyond |
| Minimum Click Value | <0.1 MOA (at maximum magnification) |
| Zeroing Method | Freeze software with single shot impact photo; simultaneous dual-channel alignment |
| Reticle Customization | Pattern and color adjustable in both channels |
| Video & Connectivity | Built-in recording; smartphone connection capable |
Yes. The dual-spectrum design gives you a dedicated 4K digital channel for daytime use with full-color imaging, and a high-sensitivity thermal channel for night, fog, rain, and low-light conditions. You can switch between them without changing optics.
Fire one round at your selected zeroing distance. Use the Freeze software function to photograph the bullet impact, and the system automatically adjusts both the thermal and digital reticles to that point of impact. No separate shots required for each channel.
The thermal sensor has a NETD of less than 25 mK, meaning it detects minimal temperature differences—critical in rain, fog, or when observing objects with similar heat signatures. The high-sensitivity European-made sensor, paired with the F/1.0 germanium lens, maximizes detection efficiency. Manual sensitivity adjustment and software enhancement algorithms further improve image clarity in degraded conditions.
No. The fixed-focus design on the digital channel removes the need for manual focus adjustment, keeping operation simple and fast in the field.
Pulsar
The Pulsar Thermion Duo DXP55 dual-spectrum thermal and digital riflescope is built for hunters who need to perform in any condition—whether you're glassing in daylight, fog, rain, or complete darkness. This hybrid system combines a high-sensitivity thermal imaging channel with a 4K-resolution digital daytime scope, giving you one optic that truly works around the clock. Rather than swapping between separate scopes or settling for a compromise, you get full optical capability in both thermal and digital modes without leaving your gun.
The thermal channel handles the low-light and adverse-weather work. A European-made sensor with less than 25 mK NETD detects even minimal temperature differences, critical for spotting game in rain, fog, or near-total darkness. The F/1.0 germanium lens maximizes light gathering, and the 640 x 480-pixel thermal resolution gives you reliable target identification and the detail needed to assess trophy qualities. The digital daytime channel steps up with that 4K CMOS sensor—clean, full-color images across the entire magnification range, working clearly on objects 10 meters and beyond. No manual focus needed; the fixed-focus design keeps things simple in the field.
Setup is straightforward. Both channels zero simultaneously: fire one round at your chosen distance, use the Freeze software function to photograph impact, and both thermal and digital reticles adjust to point of aim. You can swap reticle patterns and colors on the fly, record footage, and connect to your smartphone for logging and analysis. Magnification adjustments work across the full range, with click values scaling down as you zoom—at max magnification, you're working in sub-0.1 MOA increments for precision. Brightness, contrast, and smoothing controls keep viewing comfortable during long glassing sessions.
This is serious dual-spectrum optics for the hunter who refuses to compromise on capability or convenience.
| Thermal Sensor Resolution | 640 x 480 pixels |
| Thermal Sensor NETD | <25 mK |
| Thermal Lens | F/1.0 germanium |
| Digital Sensor | 4K-resolution CMOS |
| Digital Channel Effective Range | 10 meters and beyond |
| Minimum Click Value | <0.1 MOA (at maximum magnification) |
| Zeroing Method | Freeze software with single shot impact photo; simultaneous dual-channel alignment |
| Reticle Customization | Pattern and color adjustable in both channels |
| Video & Connectivity | Built-in recording; smartphone connection capable |
Yes. The dual-spectrum design gives you a dedicated 4K digital channel for daytime use with full-color imaging, and a high-sensitivity thermal channel for night, fog, rain, and low-light conditions. You can switch between them without changing optics.
Fire one round at your selected zeroing distance. Use the Freeze software function to photograph the bullet impact, and the system automatically adjusts both the thermal and digital reticles to that point of impact. No separate shots required for each channel.
The thermal sensor has a NETD of less than 25 mK, meaning it detects minimal temperature differences—critical in rain, fog, or when observing objects with similar heat signatures. The high-sensitivity European-made sensor, paired with the F/1.0 germanium lens, maximizes detection efficiency. Manual sensitivity adjustment and software enhancement algorithms further improve image clarity in degraded conditions.
No. The fixed-focus design on the digital channel removes the need for manual focus adjustment, keeping operation simple and fast in the field.
