Pulsar Telos XP50 Thermal Monocular

The Pulsar Telos XP50 is a thermal observation monocular designed for Australian environments where high humidity, dense vegetation, and reduced thermal contrast can challenge detection. It performs reliably during daytime and night time use in fog, rain, smog, and areas with thick foliage that can obstruct visual observation. The monocular format supports stable handheld scanning and intuitive operation, making it suitable for wildlife observation, terrain awareness, and general outdoor monitoring where consistent image quality is critical.

The device uses a 640x480 pixel thermal sensor with a 17 micron (µm) pixel pitch and extremely high thermal sensitivity, allowing clearer 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, supports flexible viewing at varying distances. With a detection range up to 1800 metres, an AMOLED display, and up to 8.5 hours of operating time, this model is best suited to land managers, wildlife observers, and outdoor professionals in Australia who require maximum thermal sensitivity in demanding environments.