Pulsar Telos XQ35 Thermal Monocular

The Pulsar Telos XQ35 Thermal Monocular is a sophisticated piece of equipment designed for a variety of outdoor and surveillance activities, extending its utility to include activities such as hunting, security, search and rescue, and wildlife observation. Reflecting a blend of technology and user-centric design, it emphasizes functionality, convenience, and performance. Crafted for comfort and ease of use, its design allows for prolonged use without user fatigue, accommodating users in various environments. The diverse colour palette enables customization of the thermal view for enhanced contrast and visibility under different conditions, facilitating better identification and tracking of subjects. These modes (Manual, Semi-Automatic, Automatic) offer flexibility in optimizing the thermal image clarity by adjusting the calibration based on environmental variables. Detection Range up to 1800 m/1969 yds provides the ability to observe distant objects or subjects, crucial for safety and strategic planning in various applications. Smooth Digital Zoom 2.5-10x allows for detailed observation without substantial loss of image integrity, supporting detailed examination of distant targets. Adjusting the sensitivity enhances the device's ability to detect heat signatures, crucial for identifying subjects in diverse conditions. Stadiametric rangefinder is a tool for estimating distances to observed objects, vital for hunting, tactical decisions, and navigation. Display-off function saves energy and maintains stealth by turning off the display without powering down the entire device, ready for immediate reactivation.

By dimming the display, users can adapt to varying ambient light conditions, preserving night vision or remaining discreet in tactical situations. Auto shutdown function is an energy-saving feature that turns the device off after a period of inactivity, extending battery life. Device Firmware Update via Stream Vision 2 App keeps the monocular up to date with the latest software enhancements and features, ensuring peak performance. Defective pixel repair enables the user to address and minimize the impact of defective pixels, maintaining optimal image quality. Its ability to function across a broad temperature range (-25°C to +40°C / -13°F to +104°F) makes it versatile for use in extreme conditions. With a high IPX7 waterproof rating, it is capable of withstanding challenging weather conditions, ensuring reliability and durability. Its tripod mount is an additional feature facilitates prolonged observation sessions or stationary monitoring, reducing hand fatigue and improving overall stability.

The Pulsar Telos XQ35 Thermal Monocular showcases an impressive amalgamation of thermal imaging technology and practical, user-friendly features. It stands out as an essential tool for anyone requiring detailed thermal imagery combined with long-distance detection capability and environmental resilience. With its sturdy build, extensive feature set, and versatile application, the Telos XQ35 is well-suited to meet the demands of both professional and recreational outdoor activities.

Product Features in Detail

Pulsar Telos XQ35
The Pulsar Telos XQ35 is a budget-friendly version for hunters who work in humid conditions and closer distances.

Objective ring zoom control
You can ideally adjust the image in Telos with one hand − the focusing and smooth zoom rings are located on the lens in the classic layout, one by one, as in professional camera objective lenses. The consistent arrangement of the rings enables getting a clear image with the required magnification quickly and with minimal effort.

Intuitive user experience
For a more tactile and intuitive use of Pulsar flagship handhelds, activate the haptic feedback function in the short menu of the Telos. The unit will respond with short vibrations when pressing the control buttons.

Precise laser ranging up to 1000 m
Understanding the target distance is an essential factor in making the right decisions. A built-in laser rangefinder with a range of up to 1 kilometre allows you to measure distances in single measurements and continuous scanning modes with an accuracy of ± 1 metre for quick and error-free assessment of the situation.

Ergonomic, nonslip rubber-coated housing
The rubber-coated housing helps to securely hold the thermal imaging device in the hand in both dry weather and rain. The housing has exceptional wear resistance and perfectly withstands operation in a wide range of temperatures, including dusty and moist conditions, and it protects the device from falls. In addition, the housing is easily cleaned and keeps its original appearance for a long time.

Replaceable battery pack with direct plug & wireless fast charge options
The brand-new LPS 7i quick-change Li-ion battery guarantees more than 8 hours of operating time. LPS 7i doesn’t require special chargers − just connect it to any network adapter via the USB Type-C port and charge it using the Power Delivery fast charging protocol in a short time. Moreover, the LPS 7i battery supports wireless charging.

Ergonomic and functional carrying case
A hunter must be fast-moving. A sign of good quality equipment is being at hand when needed, and invisible the rest of the time. Stylish on the outside, the Telos case is user-friendly and comfortable to carry. The thermal imaging device is quickly and easily removed from the case and placed in position. The system of optimal belt positioning distributes the device weight on the hunter’s body, relieving the load from the shoulders, back and neck. The cover fits snugly to the body, without preventing the hunter from freely bending, turning, crouching, moving across country and using weapons. Additionally, the Telos case is equipped with straps for attaching it to a waist belt, as well as to equipment with a modular Molle fixation system, including backpacks and webbed gears.

Adaptable for left- and right-handed use
The vertical symmetrical layout of the controls makes Telos the best thermal imaging monoculars for ambidextruous use − the buttons are located in a row on the top panel, and the lens rings are used for focusing and changing magnification, ensuring maximum comfort when used with both left and right hand.