Telos LRF XP50 designed for high sensitivity thermal observation with rangefinder support in demanding outdoor environments.
• Exceptional thermal sensitivity performance
• Integrated laser rangefinder up to 1000m
• Detection range up to 1800m
• Smooth digital zoom with zoom boost
• Image stabilisation with wide field of view
The Pulsar Telos LRF XP50 is a thermal observation monocular designed for Australian environments where humidity, vegetation, and reduced thermal contrast can make detection challenging. It performs reliably in darkness, fog, rain, and smog, as well as in areas with dense foliage that can obscure visual observation. The monocular format supports stable handheld scanning and intuitive operation, making it suitable for wildlife observation, terrain assessment, and general outdoor monitoring where both clarity and distance awareness are important.
The device uses a 640x480 pixel thermal sensor with a 17 micron (µm) pixel pitch and very high thermal sensitivity, supporting clear differentiation of subtle heat variations in difficult conditions. A base magnification of 2.5x with smooth digital zoom up to 10x, or up to 20x with zoom boost, allows flexible viewing across varied distances. An integrated laser rangefinder provides accurate distance measurement up to 1000 metres. With an AMOLED display and up to 8.5 hours of operating, this model is best suited to land managers, wildlife observers, and outdoor professionals in Australia who require both sensitivity and precise ranging capability.