Pulsar Merger LRF XT50 PL77486 | 1280×1024 Thermal Binocular

The Pulsar Merger LRF XT50 is a high-resolution thermal binocular designed for extended observation tasks. It combines a 1280×1024 thermal sensor with a high-definition AMOLED display and an integrated laser rangefinder to provide precise observation and measurement capability in low-visibility conditions. Typical applications include wildlife observation and long-range search/observation tasks where clear thermal detail and range data are required.

Product Specifications

• The sensor resolution is 1280×1024 pixels with a 12 µm pixel pitch.
• The thermal sensitivity (NETD) is specified as <40 mK.
• The frame rate operates at 50 Hz for smooth thermal imagery.
• The objective lens is an 50 mm, F/1.0 optical assembly.
• The field of view (HxV) is listed as 17.5° / 30.7 m @ 100 m.
• The stated long-range detection performance is approximately 2,515 yards.
• The built-in laser rangefinder has a maximum measuring range of 1,640 yards and uses a 905 nm wavelength.
• The eyepiece/display is an AMOLED 1280×960 micro display.
• Built-in recording stores video and photos at 1280×960 in .mp4/.jpg formats to the internal memory.
• The internal storage capacity is 64 GB.
• Wireless connectivity supports Wi‑Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac (2.4 / 5 GHz).
• The environmental protection rating is IPX7 (waterproof).
• Power is provided by an internal battery plus an external APS3 Li‑ion battery pack with capacities of 4000 mAh (internal) and 3200 mAh (external), and an operating time of up to 6 hours under specified conditions.
• The body is constructed from magnesium alloy and the dimensions are 197 × 140 × 72 mm.
• UPC: 840284901989

Ruggedized and feature-rich, the Merger LRF XT50 is intended for users who need clear thermal imaging, onboard recording, and range measurement in a portable binocular form factor. Its combination of high sensor resolution, AMOLED display and onboard memory makes it well suited for long observation sessions and documentation of thermal contacts in the field.

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