Pulsar Thermal Imaging

Premium thermal imaging monoculars and binoculars from Pulsar Wildlife, the European-made specialist for birdwatching, wildlife observation, and nocturnal nature photography. Engineered for clarity, durability, and long observation sessions in the field.

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Pulsar Alaris XQ30 pocket-sized thermal monocular hero shot

Pulsar Alaris XQ30 Thermal Imaging Monocular

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$2,099.00

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.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

In stock

Pulsar Orni XG35 thermal binoculars hero

Pulsar Orni XG35 Thermal Monocular

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$3,999.00

Pulsar Orni XG35

Detect. Range. Identify. All from one device.

The Orni XG35 integrates 1,800 m thermal detection, a 1,500 m laser rangefinder, and electronic image stabilisation into a single monocular that runs for 12 hours. Built for birdwatchers and wildlife observers who push deep into the field.

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1,800 m

detection range

1,500 m

laser rangefinder

±1 m accuracy

12 hrs

battery life

dual battery system

IP67

dust and water proof

Twelve hours of thermal. Stabilised views, integrated ranging, and the battery to use them all night.

640×480 HD thermal sensor

Faint signatures. Long distances. Sharp results.

The 640×480 uncooled European sensor with 12 μm pixel pitch and system NETD below 20 mK resolves subtle heat differences at 1,800 m – through rain, fog, and dense scrub. Nine colour palettes let you tune contrast for the conditions at hand.

1.8

Kilometres of detection range in total darkness. No ambient light needed, no torch, no compromise to your night vision.

Laser rangefinder

Range to 1,500 m, ±1 m

The Class 1 eye-safe laser rangefinder gives precise distance readouts up to 1,500 m in complete darkness. Switch between metres and yards on the fly.

Electronic image stabilisation

Tripod-free clarity at 20×.

Electronic image stabilisation corrects hand shake across the full 2.5–20× zoom range. Hold a steady image on a perched raptor or a mammal at 1,500 m without reaching for a tripod.

AMOLED HD display

Crisp 1024×768. Auto-brightness.

The frost-resistant AMOLED HD display at 1024×768 adjusts brightness automatically – readable at midnight, usable at dawn. What the sensor resolves, the display renders faithfully.

Dual battery

12 hours, quick-swap APS 5

A removable APS 5 (4,900 mAh) plus a 3,200 mAh built-in battery together deliver 12 hours. Swap the external pack in seconds without interrupting a session. Universal USB-C charging works with any power bank.

Design

Ambidextrous, one-handed operation

Ergonomic grip works equally in left or right hand. Six conveniently placed buttons, haptic feedback for glove use, and a belt clip plus hand strap included. Optimised for long observation sessions in the field.

Birdwatching and wildlife observation

Identify species at range. Species-level detail without disturbing behaviour.

The 12.5° field of view sweeps treetops, paddock edges, and wetland margins efficiently. Zoom to 20× and the integrated rangefinder tells you exactly how far away that subject is. Built for the Australian birdwatcher who goes out before dawn and stays out after dark.

Thermal detection

See through the dark. Find what hides.

The Orni XG35 resolves heat signatures at distances where conventional optics go blind – nocturnal animals, dense vegetation, fog, and rain are no longer obstacles. At 1,800 m, you are the apex observer.

Power

12 hours. No recharge required mid-session.

The dual battery system pairs a quick-swap external APS 5 pack (4,900 mAh) with a 3,200 mAh built-in cell. When the external pack depletes, the device keeps running on the internal reserve while you swap. USB-C Power Delivery supports 5 V and 9 V fast charging.

In the field

IP67. Magnesium alloy. Ready for anything.

Full IP67 dust and waterproof protection paired with a magnesium alloy chassis handles the Australian bush, wet scrub, and desert heat alike – operating from −25°C to +40°C. It is built for observation, not for the shelf.

Key features

Range, detect, stabilise, record. All night, every night.

640×480 European uncooled thermal sensor, 12 μm pixel pitch, system NETD below 20 mK

1,800 m detection range for spotting wildlife and birds at extended range

Built-in Class 1 laser rangefinder with 1,500 m range and ±1 m accuracy in darkness

Electronic image stabilisation for steady 2.5–20× zoom views without a tripod

12-hour dual battery life with quick-swap APS 5 and USB-C Power Delivery charging

IP67 fully dustproof and waterproof to 1 m for 30 minutes

AMOLED HD 1024×768 display with automatic brightness and 64 GB built-in recording

Wi-Fi with Pulsar Wild Vision app for live streaming and remote control

Ambidextrous one-handed design with haptic feedback and picture-in-picture mode

Magnesium alloy housing operating from −25°C to +40°C with 1/4″ tripod socket

Technical specifications

Pulsar Orni XG35

Sensor

Sensor type

Uncooled (European)

Resolution

640×480 pixels

Pixel pitch

12 μm

Sensor NETD

<40 mK

System NETD

<20 mK

Frame rate

50 Hz

Optics

Objective lens

F35 / 1.0

Magnification

2.5–20× (×8 digital zoom)

Field of view (horizontal)

12.5°

Field of view at 100 m

21.9 m

Diopter adjustment

−5 / +4 D

Eye relief

14 mm

Detection range

1,800 m

Display

Display type

AMOLED HD

Display resolution

1024×768 pixels

Laser rangefinder

Max measuring range

1,500 m

Measurement accuracy

±1 m

Laser wavelength

905 nm

Safety class

IEC 60825-1:2014 Class 1

Recording

Video resolution

1024×768 pixels

Video format

MP4

Photo format

JPG

Internal memory

64 GB

Power

Battery type

APS 5 Li-ion, 4,900 mAh (removable) + Li-ion 3,200 mAh (built-in)

Operating time

12 hours at 22°C

Charging

USB Type-C, 5 V / 9 V Power Delivery

Connectivity

Wi-Fi

IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac (WPA), 2.4 / 5 GHz

Application

Pulsar Wild Vision

Tripod mount

1/4″ socket

Environmental

IP rating

IP67 (dust and waterproof)

Operating temperature

−25°C to +40°C

Physical

Dimensions

179 × 52 × 77 mm

Weight

0.5 kg

Body material

Magnesium alloy

Colour palettes

9 selectable

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

The Pulsar Orni XG35 thermal monocular. Backed by Bintel.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

In stock

Pulsar Lumion XL50 Thermal Monocular

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$6,599.00

Pulsar Wildlife – Australia

See what others cannot. At distances that leave wildlife undisturbed.

The Lumion XL50 brings a 1024×768 HD thermal sensor, F/1.0 germanium lens and 2,300 m detection range to serious birdwatchers, wildlife researchers and conservation professionals. Identify species in total darkness, through foliage, across open water – without ever getting close enough to influence behaviour.

Authorised Australian distribution. Full local warranty support from Bintel, Sydney.

Discover the design View the specifications

1024×768

HD thermal sensor

2,300 m

Detection range

14°

Field of view

F/1.0

Fast aperture lens

The detail to identify. The range to stay back. The Lumion XL50 is the thermal monocular serious wildlife observers have been waiting for.

Pulsar Image Boost

The bird in the hedgerow. Clearly resolved.

Image Boost applies advanced algorithmic processing to the raw sensor output, pulling fine detail from scenes where standard thermals deliver flat, ambiguous blobs. A wader at the water’s edge, a raptor perched in dense canopy, a mammal at the treeline – each becomes sharply defined.

Sensor sensitivity, brightness and contrast are all adjustable on the fly, so you tune the image to the species and the scene rather than accepting a generic preset.

Designed for the field

Every detail considered, for observers who never switch off.

The XL50 is built for marathon sessions – from predawn roost counts to late-night mammal surveys. Ergonomics, weather resistance and intuitive controls combine so that the tool never becomes the obstacle.

Camera-style control

Lock on before it moves

Zoom and focus rings follow the same layout as a professional camera lens. The moment you lift the XL50, the controls are where you expect them – so you frame, focus and confirm identity before a fast-moving subject disappears.

Ergonomics

Confident in your grip, whatever the conditions

Wear-resistant rubber armour wraps the chassis for a secure hold in rain, mud or cold. It absorbs knocks, repels dust and moisture, and wipes clean at the end of a long session in the field.

Built tough

Rated for the conditions you actually work in

IPX7 waterproofing and an operating range of −25 to +40°C cover everything from an alpine winter survey to a tropical coastal count. The chassis is built to perform, not to be babied.

Adaptable

Set it up the way you work

A symmetrical layout, adaptable hand straps and programmable buttons suit left and right-handed observers, and a personal user mode stores the settings you reach for most.

Carry system

Grab it and go – wherever the survey takes you

The included case is built to work, not just store. Modular straps integrate with your backpack or field harness for a genuine 3-point carry, so the XL50 is always within reach and never in the way.

Display

Sharp from the first light, even in a frost

The frost-resistant AMOLED HD display delivers a crisp, true-to-sensor image regardless of temperature. On cold mornings when conventional optics fog and digital screens dim, the XL50 shows you everything.

Replaceable battery pack

All night. With a spare in your pocket if you need it.

The APS 3 Li-ion pack delivers around 7 hours at +22°C. When a survey runs long, swap in a fresh pack in seconds – no cables, no waiting, no missed sightings.

Recharge over USB Type-C with Power Delivery support for a faster top-up, or drop the removed pack onto any Qi wireless pad when you are back at base.

In the field

2,300 m of reach. Every pixel working for you.

A 14° field of view sweeps habitat fast. An F/1.0 lens draws in thermal detail at the far edge of detection range. The result is an instrument that keeps up with wildlife – and with observers who know what they are looking for.

Built-in capability

Everything you need in the field. Nothing you have to add.

F/1.0

Detail at the limits of detection

An F/1.0 objective gathers maximum thermal energy, so fine detail holds up in cool ambient conditions and at the outer edge of the 2,300 m detection range – where lesser lenses give you noise.

64 GB

Document what you see, without slowing down

Record video and stills directly to 64 GB of built-in memory as .mp4 and .jpg files. No SD card to lose in the dark, no phone to pair before you can capture.

Dual

Share the sighting in real time

Dual-band 2.4 / 5 GHz Wi-Fi pairs with the Wild Vision app for live streaming to a phone or tablet, instant sharing with a team, or full remote control when the XL50 is deployed on a mount.

Colour palettes

Choose from nine thermal colour palettes to match the scene, the species and your own preference.

At a glance

Everything that matters. In a single instrument.

HD 1024×768 thermal sensor with sub-20 mK system NETD

2,300 m detection range for confident long-range observation

Wide 14° field of view for fast target acquisition

2.5× to 20× magnification with smooth 8× digital zoom

Fast F/1.0 aperture for better detail in low-contrast scenes

Pulsar Image Boost for sharper detail and contrast

Frost-resistant AMOLED HD display, sharp in the cold

Built-in 64 GB video recorder with .mp4 and .jpg output

Dual-band 2.4 / 5 GHz Wi-Fi with the Wild Vision app

Nine selectable colour palettes for every scene and species

IPX7 fully waterproof construction

Wide operating range from −25 to +40°C

Replaceable Li-ion battery pack with up to 8 hours of use

USB Type-C with Power Delivery and wireless charging

Symmetrical layout and straps for left or right-handed use

Ergonomic 3-point carrying system with modular straps

Technical specifications

The complete Lumion XL50.

Sensor

Type

Uncooled

Resolution

1024 × 768 pixels

Pixel pitch

12 μm

Sensor NETD

Less than 40 mK

System NETD

Less than 20 mK

Frame rate

50 Hz

Optics

Objective lens

F50 / 1.0

Magnification

2.5–20× (8× digital zoom)

Field of view (H × V)

14° × 10.5°

Field of view at 100 m

24.6 × 18.5 m

Eye relief

14 mm

Display

Type

AMOLED HD

Resolution

1024 × 768 pixels

Range performance

Detection range

2,300 m

Video recorder

Resolution

1024 × 768 pixels

Format

.mp4 / .jpg

Built-in memory

64 GB

Wi-Fi

Wireless standard

IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac (WPA)

Frequency

2.4 / 5 GHz

Environmental

Protection rating

IPX7 (waterproof)

Operating temperature

−25 to +40°C

Connections

Mount type

1/4 inch

App

Wild Vision

Power supply

Battery type

APS 3 Li-ion battery pack

Capacity

6,400 mAh

Operating time

7 h at +22°C

External power

5 V / 9 V USB Type-C Power Delivery

Weight & size

Body material

Rubber armoured reinforced plastic

Dimensions

243 × 72 × 90 mm

Weight

0.68 kg

From The Binocular and Telescope Shop

The premium Pulsar, backed by Bintel.

The Lumion XL50 is supplied through Pulsar’s authorised Australian distribution. Buy from Bintel and you get an expertly set-up unit, full Australian warranty support, and advice from the same optics specialists who outfit researchers, conservation professionals and serious birdwatchers across the country.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working observers

40+ years

In Australian optics

In stock

Pulsar Ventex XT50 thermal binoculars hero image

Pulsar Ventex XT50 Thermal Binoculars

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$8,399.00

Pulsar Ventex XT50

Thermal binoculars. HD clarity, 2,300 m range.

The Ventex XT50 delivers Europe’s highest-resolution thermal binocular experience – a 1280×1024 sensor, 17.5° wide field of view, and dual-eye observation that keeps you scanning longer without fatigue.

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2,300 m

detection range

17.5°

field of view

30.7 m at 100 m

8 hrs

battery life

dual battery system

IPX7

waterproof rated

Wide-binocular vision. A 17.5° field and European HD sensor that reveals every corner of the landscape at once.

European 1280×1024 HD sensor

Pulsar’s sharpest thermal sensor. In a binocular.

A 1280×1024 uncooled European sensor with 12 μm pixel pitch and system NETD below 20 mK renders subtle heat differences with extraordinary fidelity. Paired with the HD AMOLED 1280×960 microdisplay, every feather, fur edge, and distant body reads with defining clarity.

2.3

Kilometres of detection range. Spot distant animals, birds at flight altitude, and hidden subjects in conditions where conventional optics see nothing.

Wide-angle binocular vision

17.5° – the widest thermal binocular view.

At 17.5° horizontal (30.7 m at 100 m) and a 62–74 mm interpupillary range, the Ventex XT50 fills both eyes with terrain. Less panning, more finding. Survey wetlands, open plains, and forest canopies the way you experience them in daylight.

Integrated laser rangefinder

1,500 m ranging. ±1 m accuracy.

The built-in Class 1 eye-safe laser rangefinder reads distance to 1,500 m with ±1 m precision, in complete darkness, without disturbing your subject. Switch metres and yards on the fly. No separate device to carry or fumble for.

Zoom without compromise

2–16× zoom. Detail at every level.

A 1280×1024 sensor behind 2–16× digital zoom means maximum magnification doesn’t mean maximum pixellation. Distant birds and animals retain identifying detail at full zoom, day surveys or overnight.

Dual battery system

8 hours. Hot-swap capable.

A B-Pack Mini external cell (3,200 mAh) plus a 4,000 mAh internal battery deliver 8 hours of operation. When the external pack depletes, the device switches to the internal reserve while you swap. USB-C Power Delivery charges at 5 V and 9 V.

Build quality

Magnesium alloy. IPX7. −25°C to +50°C.

A one-piece magnesium alloy chassis handles the weight of full binocular optics without flex. IPX7 waterproofing protects in driving rain and splashes. Operating range from −25°C to +50°C covers every Australian season.

Fatigue-free observation

Both eyes working. Hours without discomfort.

Thermal monoculars tire the dominant eye – the Ventex XT50 does not. Natural dual-eye observation distributes the load, so pre-dawn surveys stretch into mid-morning without strain. The 62–74 mm interpupillary adjustment and 15 mm eye relief accommodate the full range of observers.

Long-range thermal detection

You see them. They don’t see you.

The 1280×1024 European sensor detects heat at up to 2,300 m – revealing birds in flight, animals at scrub edges, and wildlife on distant ridgelines long before they sense your presence. No light, no noise, no disturbance.

17.5° field of view

Less sweeping. More observing.

A 17.5° horizontal field (30.7 m at 100 m) lets you read an entire wetland edge or track a moving flock without constant panning. Birdwatchers, naturalists, and wildlife carers all benefit from a view wide enough to hold multiple subjects simultaneously.

All-night power

Dusk to dawn. Hot-swap ready.

The dual battery system – a 4,000 mAh internal cell plus a hot-swappable B-Pack Mini – keeps the Ventex XT50 running for eight hours straight. Swap the external pack mid-session without powering off. USB-C Power Delivery charges fast enough to be ready for the next night out.

Key features

Every capability, purpose-built. Night after night.

1280×1024 European uncooled thermal sensor, 12 μm pixel pitch, system NETD below 20 mK

2,300 m detection range for spotting wildlife and birds at true long range

17.5° binocular field of view with 62–74 mm interpupillary distance adjustment

Built-in Class 1 laser rangefinder, 1,500 m range, ±1 m accuracy in complete darkness

2–16× digital zoom with AMOLED HD 1280×960 display

8-hour dual battery life with hot-swap B-Pack Mini and USB-C Power Delivery

IPX7 waterproof, −25°C to +50°C operating range, magnesium alloy chassis

64 GB built-in recording, Wi-Fi, Pulsar Wild Vision app for live streaming

Nine colour palettes with picture-in-picture mode

Classic ergonomic design, six-button layout, 1/4″ tripod socket, 0.95 kg with batteries

Technical specifications

Pulsar Ventex XT50

Sensor

Sensor type

Uncooled (European)

Resolution

1280×1024 pixels

Pixel pitch

12 μm

Sensor NETD

<40 mK

System NETD

<20 mK

Frame rate

50 Hz

Optics

Objective lens

F50 / 1.0

Magnification

2–16×

Field of view (HxV)

17.5° × 14° (30.7 m × 24 m at 100 m)

Interpupillary distance

62–74 mm

Diopter adjustment

−5 / +4 D

Eye relief

15 mm

Detection range

2,300 m

Display

Display type

AMOLED HD

Display resolution

1280×960 pixels

Laser rangefinder

Max measuring range

1,500 m

Measurement accuracy

±1 m

Laser wavelength

905 nm

Safety class

IEC 60825-1:2014 Class 1

Recording

Video resolution

1280×960 pixels

Video format

MP4

Photo format

JPG

Internal memory

64 GB

Power

Battery type

B-Pack Mini Li-Ion, 3,200 mAh (external, removable) + Li-Ion 4,000 mAh (built-in)

Operating time

8 hours at 22°C

Charging

USB Type-C, 5 V / 9 V Power Delivery

Connectivity

Wi-Fi standard

IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac (WPA), 2.4 / 5 GHz

Application

Pulsar Wild Vision

Tripod mount

1/4″ socket

Environmental

IP rating

IPX7 (waterproof)

Operating temperature

−25°C to +50°C

Physical

Dimensions

197 × 140 × 72 mm

Weight

0.95 kg (with batteries)

Body material

Magnesium alloy

Colour palettes

9 selectable

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

The Pulsar Ventex XT50 thermal binoculars. Backed by Bintel.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

In stock

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