Pulsar Thermion Duo DXP50 thermal imaging riflescope / day scope

Multispectral
The brand new Thermion Duo model series are the first thermal imaging devices with a multispectral optics. This means that on one hand, there is an optical sensor built in for nighttime observation and for locating thermal activity. Secondly, there is a digital sensor present to enable use during the day as a daylight riflescope.
The thermal vanadium oxide sensor with 640 x 480 pixels at 17 micrometer pixel size is a high-resolution thermal imaging detector that can detect any heat sources. This Lynred chip is manufactured in Europe, with under 25 microkelvin sensitivity, it captures even the smallest temperature differences. The image information is displayed on an AMOELD screen. The HD capable panel with 1024 x 768 pixels in combination with the AMOLED LED technology is characterized by special color saturation, high contrast, and natural black levels.
For daytime aiming, a digital CMOS chip is used, which can capture the smallest details in color with a rich 3840 x 2160 pixels (4K resolution). Even in rain, fog, or snow, identifying wildlife is possible. The daylight optics do not need to be focused separately; they can already clearly and distinctly capture objects in the 10-meter range. The switch from night device to day device occurs quickly and easily with just one button press.
The operation is suitable for both left-handed and right-handed users. Pulsar has considered this, as the focus is adjusted via wing buttons that are mounted on both sides.
For sharp, precise, and clear representation, the manufacturer uses a modern algorithm; misrepresentations of edges are automatically smoothed. Additionally, there is the possibility of contrast adjustment and image brightness.
The operating time is up to 6 hours; the power supply is provided by an internal fixed battery as well as an external replaceable battery. Thanks to the Pulsar battery replacement system, the swap can be done in seconds and even without sight.
Multimedia-wise, the Thermion offers a built-in video recorder for recording photos and videos. For this purpose, 16 gigabytes of storage are available. Data can be transmitted via Wi-Fi. Furthermore, up to 4 smartphones can be supplied with the live view via the Stream Vision 2 app.
With the IPX-7 certification, the housing is absolutely waterproof, making it easy to use in heavy rain, snow showers, or dense fog. Additionally, the device is resistant to caliber 12 shots.
The Pulsar Thermion Duo DXP50 is particularly suitable for hunting and security applications where precise target tracking is necessary both during the day and at night.