Thermal imaging device Pulsar Telos XP50

The components and software solutions in the high-tech industry are improved every year. Thermal imaging technology is no exception. Over time, user decisions and preferences change. Furthermore, users have developed their own requirements for the capabilities and operation of the instrument. In the development of the Telos thermal imaging monoculars, technology and user requirements were at the forefront. Telos is the first product line of thermal imaging instruments on the market that can be technically upgraded at the customer's request. Become an owner of Telos and gain the opportunity to flexibly and profitably improve it over the years. Upgrade it with powerful optics, a higher resolution sensor and display, more efficient electronics, and additional features, or complement the thermal imaging instrument with a laser rangefinder and additional optical channels, so that you always have the latest instrument, but only incur the costs for the upgrade.

High-sensitivity thermal imaging sensor
The extremely sensitive thermal imaging sensor with a NETD value of <18 mK ensures impressive thermal image quality and perfect detail recognition even under the most adverse weather conditions when the thermal contrast is low. The smallest temperature differences become clearly visible in rain, fog, or cold morning hours, thus under the most challenging conditions for the thermal imaging camera.
Advanced Pulsar Image Boost technology
Pulsar Image Boost gives the Telos thermal imaging camera a high level of detail richness, clarity, and contrast with a range of original image processing algorithms. Telos thermal imaging monoculars reproduce complex scenes in a wide range of shades with evenly radiating, low-contrast objects such as sky, grass, and water surfaces. Through software detailing and sharpening of objects at various distances, the thermal image becomes very rich in information. The manual sensitivity increase of the thermal imaging sensor improves the quality of animal detection when observation conditions deteriorate. A smoothing filter and a wide range of brightness and contrast settings allow for comfortable observation over extended periods.
Objective ring zoom control
You can ideally adjust the image in the Telos with one hand – the rings for focusing and smooth zoom are located on the objective in the classic arrangement, one after the other, like professional camera lenses. The even arrangement of the rings allows for quick and effortless acquisition of a clear image with the desired magnification.
Built for the toughest conditions
Telos thermal imaging devices are designed for use in harsh outdoor environments and in temperature ranges from -25 to +40 °C. Thus, the thermal imaging device is waterproof, even when fully submerged in water. The rubber-coated housing made of polymer composite material offers the best handling characteristics. The design without protruding parts, as well as the ergonomically optimal housing shape of the Telos thermal imaging devices, contribute to safety and comfort during prolonged use.
Replaceable battery with direct socket and wireless fast charging option
The brand new LPS 7i quick-change Li-ion battery guarantees a runtime of over 8 hours. The LPS 7i does not require special chargers – simply connect it to any power adapter via the USB Type-C port and charge it in no time using the Power Delivery fast charging protocol. Additionally, the LPS 7i battery supports wireless charging.
Ergonomic, non-slip, rubber-coated housing
The rubber-coated housing ensures that the thermal imaging device sits securely in the hand both in dry weather and in the rain. The housing is extremely wear-resistant and perfectly withstands extreme temperatures as well as the effects of dust and moisture during use. It also protects the device in case of falls. Furthermore, the housing is easy to clean and retains its original appearance for a long time.
Customizable for left- and right-handed users
The vertical, symmetrical arrangement of the controls allows the Telos to be operated with both hands with equal comfort – the buttons are arranged in a row on the top, and the objective rings are used for focusing and changing the magnification. The wrist strap is attached to the movable rings and fixed in the end positions, making the thermal imaging device immediately suitable for both right- and left-handed users.
Ergonomic and functional transport bag
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