PULSAR THERMION 2 XP50 | Thermal imaging riflescope

The basic magnification of 2x increases digitally in steps of up to 16x, allowing the user to easily set the ideal magnification ratio and field of view for any situation.

Ultra-clear HD AMOLED-Display on the PULSAR Thermion 2 XP50

The impressive thing, high-resolution 1024×768 HD AMOLED display is characterised by improved colour reproduction and high contrast to deliver a clear and smooth picture at all times.

In combination with the wide-angle eyepiece of 29.5°, this thermal imaging riflescope offers comfortable image perception without a tunnelling effect and without eye strain, even during prolonged viewing

The Picture-in-picture mode utilises 10 % of the AMOLED displayto display an HD zeroing frame to the user. In this mode, a magnified image of the target and reticle is displayed while maintaining visual control over the entire field of view.

Integrated video (including recoil-activated) and image recording in MPEG-4 and .jpg makes sharing thermal imaging snapshots quick and easy. The internal 16 GB memory can hold Recoils up to 6000 joules without any problems and stores hours of video footage or thousands of photos.

Several zero setting profiles for the PULSAR Thermion XP50

With the Thermion 2 XP50 5 shooting profiles for a Variety of weapon or cartridge types are available. Each profile can save up to 10 zero position distances and offers a total of up to 50 zero position distances.

In addition, a selection of 10 electronic reticles (including static, ballistic and scalable reticles) are available in 9 colour modes. These electronic reticles are displayed in the same plane as the target.

Experienced hunters can determine which functionalities are actually useful in practice for the respective hunting use. Hunters then decide for yourself.

The Thermion 2 XP50 works up to 10 hours on a single charge. Two rechargeable batteries (one built-in with a capacity of 4.9 Ah and one replaceable with a capacity of 2 Ah) are available.

The second battery can be replaced quickly thanks to the embossing on the housing, so that the batteries can be replaced easily and conveniently by touch in complete darkness.

The Thermion 2 XP50 has been designed to be robust and durable. and at the same time retains the familiar optics of a riflescope when mounted on any hunting rifle with a standard 30 mm ring.

Large calibre weapons are no problem. The WB riflescope has a recoil resistance of up to 6000 joules. 375 H&H, 12 gauge and 9.3×64 are therefore no problem.

The riflescope is designed for use in extreme temperatures and works from -25 to +50 °C. The Watertightness according to IPX7 means that the Thermion 2 XP50 works without any problems even in heavy rain, high humidity and even after immersion in up to 3 metres of water for up to 30 minutes.

PULSAR Thermion 2 XP50 thermal imaging riflescope | digital vision and technological progress combined | Details

The Thermions have a Wide range of reticles customisable in shape and colourincluding static, ballistic and scalable reticles. The 9 colour options help to optimise target acquisition under certain conditions.

In combination with the built-in WiFi module and Stream Vision 2 connectivity, the user can view and share unforgettable moments of their hunt.

The connection of the Stream Vision 2 App with the device opens up a whole range of features and functions, such as the ability to use your mobile phone or tablet as a second screen, remotely control digital functions, view and share videos and photos, install the latest firmware updates remotely and much more.

The app is available for Apple and Android devices in the Apple AppStore and Google Play Store.

PULSAR - Uncompromising quality and ease of use - Made in Europe

PULSAR is part of Yukon Advanced Optics Worldwidea European high-tech group of companies headquartered in Lithuania.

The PULSAR story goes back to 1991. Three decades later, PULSAR is the world's Leading brand for thermal imaging devices and digital day and night vision devices and has developed into a trendsetter and innovation leader in this sector.

As a high-tech company, PULSAR strives to innovate and innovate every step of the way. Always looking for new ways to improve and utilise the most advanced technologies to experience the natural world and support outdoor adventurers around the world.

The majority of the advanced PULSAR devices are developed, designed, manufactured, packaged and shipped to our worldwide distribution partners in our factories in Europe. In-house firmware and software guarantee the optimisation and the necessary quality of the devices.

10 reticle shapes + 9 colour modes

White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Rainbow, Ultramarine etc.

High-end thermal imaging sensor

With a NETD value <25 mK, this ensures perfect detail recognition.

Germanium optics

Optimum heat radiation transmission through the lens.

WB riflescopes

High-quality thermal imaging optics make professional hunting even safer in difficult times. And it probably reduces unnecessary animal suffering due to missed shots!

WB ZF Resolution
How sharp is the image? We define in 10 levels from 0 (blurred) to 10 (extreme).
10/10

WB ZF Detector power
How high is the light output? We define in 10 levels from 0 (weak) to 10 (mega).
9/10

WB ZF Professional factor
How professional is the look? We define the fun factor from 1 (rather bland) to 12 (great).
11/12

To read - Considerations for the purchase of a thermal imaging riflescope

Choosing the right thermal imaging target device

Today's thermal imaging target devices are high-end precision devices of the latest design

They comprehensively fulfil the Needs of hunters and marksmenwhich place the highest demands on the performance of the target devices.

Dual-use devices:
These are suitable both for use by hand and as an attachment for a day optic on a weapon. When used as attachments, they are attached to a target optic - usually the objective lens - with the aid of a clamping adapter. Clamping adapters are offered both by suppliers of thermal imaging optics themselves and by various manufacturers. Disadvantage: Clamping solutions can lead to aiming errors and thus to unintended animal suffering.

Thermal imaging target optics / night vision target optics:
These high-end devices are mounted on the weapon as independent optical sights, are extremely precise and have their own internal reticle with many adjustment options.

Essential elements of a thermal imaging device

The essential elements of a thermal imaging optic include

1. the objective lens (the size determines the amount of heat radiation that enters the WB device and thus reaches the heat sensor)

2. the thermal image sensor / detector (determines the resolution via its temperature sensitivity, good formats are 640 x 480 pixels). Important here is the performance of less than 35 mk NETD sensitivity (thermal sensitivity of the sensor - the smaller, the better).

3. the quality of the OLED screen (affects the image display) - 1024×768 is a good standard today.

Legal regulations in the federal states

Thermal imaging optics / night vision optics are even classified as prohibited articles in various countries! Even possession is prohibited and punishable by law. Please observe the applicable legal situation in your country.

The bullet resistance of a WB optical sight

Whether a WB optic is sufficiently bulletproof is one of the most important criteria in the selection process - especially for powerful calibres.

When firing, considerable forces act on the WB riflescope. Riflescopes are described as bulletproofif they can withstand these forces without any changes to the housing, the mechanics or the reticle.

The high standard of good thermal imaging optics means that the Shot resistance of target optics guaranteed.

Just like this Just as important as the bullet resistance of WB riflescopes is the bullet resistance of mounts.