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Pulsar Alaris XQ30 Thermal Imaging Monocular

SKU 77518
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Pulsar Alaris XQ30

Pocket-sized. Sees a kilometre in darkness.

At 300 g and 144 mm long, the Alaris XQ30 is the thermal monocular that’s always in your pocket – and always ready. Detect animals at 1,050 m through total darkness, fog, and dense scrub without carrying extra kit.

1,050 m
detection range
384×288
thermal sensor
17 μm pixel pitch
7.5 hrs
battery life
quick-swap APS 3
0.3 kg
total weight
fits in a pocket

Pocket thermal. The one you actually carry, because you hardly know it’s there.

384×288 thermal sensor

Detect what your eyes cannot – in any conditions.

The 384×288 uncooled sensor with 17 μm pixel pitch and system NETD below 20 mK picks out warm animals against cold backgrounds in dense bush, open paddock, fog, and smoke. Nine selectable colour palettes – including White Hot, Black Hot, and Red Hot – let you tune the display to conditions.

<20

System NETD in millikelvin. Detects the faintest heat signatures, even in low-contrast environments where conventional night vision fails.

F30/1.2 optical system

Wide scan to close detail. 2–8×.

The F30/1.2 objective and 13.3° field of view let you sweep paddock edges at 2× and zoom to 8× to confirm a species in seconds. Smooth digital zoom with no pause or button hunting.

AMOLED HD display

Frost-resistant. Vivid at any temperature.

The frost-resistant AMOLED display at 640×400 pixels stays sharp and vivid from midsummer heat to winter pre-dawn cold. What the sensor captures, the screen renders faithfully.

App connectivity

Stream live to your phone.

Built-in dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 / 5 GHz) connects to the Pulsar Wild Vision app for live streaming to a smartphone, remote control, and over-the-air firmware updates – all without cables.

Recording

16 GB onboard storage

Capture photos in JPG and video in MP4 directly to 16 GB of internal memory. Charge via USB-C while recording in the field.

Durability

IPX7 waterproof, magnesium alloy body

Rated IPX7 for full waterproofing. The rugged magnesium alloy housing resists drops and dissipates heat, staying reliable from −20°C to +40°C.

Genuinely pocket-sized

Always with you. On-target the moment it leaves your pocket.

At 144×41×69 mm and just 0.3 kg with battery installed, the Alaris XQ30 disappears into a jacket pocket. The symmetrical form and intuitively placed buttons mean you are scanning the moment you raise it, whether that’s at dawn, dusk, or 2 am in the field.

Pulsar Alaris XQ30 compact pocket-sized thermal monocular in hand
In the field

Find warm bodies. Even in total darkness.

The 13.3° field of view sweeps tree lines, paddock edges, and wetland margins fast. Animals hidden in darkness, dense scrub, or heavy morning fog appear immediately as bright heat signatures – even before your eyes have adjusted to the dark.

Pulsar Alaris XQ30 wide field of view thermal imaging in Australian bush
Pulsar Alaris XQ30 quick-swap APS 3 battery system
Power

Run all night without stopping. Swap in seconds if you do.

The removable APS 3 lithium-ion battery (3,200 mAh) delivers 7.5 hours of continuous use at 22°C. When it runs low, swap in a spare in seconds, no tools required. USB-C charging means one cable for everything you carry.

Thermal imaging

Night vision stops here. Thermal doesn’t.

Rain, fog, smoke, and total darkness defeat conventional night vision – not thermal. The 50 Hz frame rate delivers smooth, real-time video with every warm body rendered clearly, whatever conditions the Australian night throws at you.

Pulsar Alaris XQ30 thermal imaging view of wildlife in darkness
Key features

Compact. Capable. Ready for the field. Nothing is there for show.

384×288 uncooled thermal sensor with 17 μm pixel pitch and system NETD below 20 mK

1,050 m detection range for spotting large animals across open ground

50 Hz frame rate for smooth, real-time thermal video at any zoom level

IPX7 waterproof rating and rugged magnesium alloy housing for Australian conditions

7.5 hours of battery life with quick-swap APS 3 system and USB-C charging

Nine colour palettes for optimised contrast in any lighting or environmental condition

Wi-Fi and Wild Vision app support for live streaming and remote access from a smartphone

16 GB internal storage for JPG photos and MP4 video direct to device

Three sensitivity amplification levels with advanced noise filtration for cleaner images

Pocket-sized form: 144×41×69 mm, 0.3 kg, with 1/4″ tripod socket

Technical specifications

Pulsar Alaris XQ30

Sensor
Sensor type
Uncooled
Resolution
384×288 pixels
Pixel pitch
17 μm
Sensor NETD
<25 mK
System NETD
<20 mK
Frame rate
50 Hz
Optics
Objective lens
F30 / 1.2
Magnification
2–8× (4× digital zoom)
Field of view (degrees)
13.3° × 10°
Field of view at 100 m
23.3 m × 17.5 m
Detection range
1,050 m
Display
Display type
AMOLED HD (frost-resistant)
Display resolution
640×400 pixels
Recording
Video resolution
528×400 pixels
Video format
MP4
Photo format
JPG
Internal memory
16 GB
Power
Battery type
APS 3 Li-ion, 3,200 mAh (removable)
Operating time
7.5 hours at 22°C
Charging
USB Type-C, 5 V
Connectivity
Wi-Fi
IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac, 2.4 / 5 GHz
Application
Pulsar Wild Vision
Tripod mount
1/4″ socket
Environmental
IP rating
IPX7 (waterproof)
Operating temperature
−20°C to +40°C
Physical
Dimensions
144 × 41 × 69 mm
Weight (with battery)
0.3 kg
Body material
Magnesium alloy
Colour palettes
9 (White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Rainbow, Ultramarine, Red Monochrome, Sepia, Violet, Green)

Available from Bintel, Australia’s trusted telescope and optics specialist since 1958. Expert advice from working naturalists and astronomers, ships from Sydney.

The Pulsar Alaris XQ30 thermal monocular. Backed by Bintel.

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40+ years
In Australian astronomy