Pulsar have released the eagerly anticipated Merger LRF XP50, a pair of ergonomically designed thermal imaging binoculars which adopt the classic aesthetics of roof prism binoculars.

They feature an extremely sensitive 640×480, 17 µm, <25mK NETD thermal sensor, combined with a powerful 50mm f1.0 fast aperture germanium lens to offer astonishing levels of thermal detail - accurately identifying a 1.8m tall human and their anatomical features (along with minute details of the surrounding environment) at distances of up to 1800m, with a variable magnification of 2.5x optical to 20x via an 8x digital zoom. 

Blending seamlessly into the Merger LRF XP50’s design, an integrated precision laser rangefinder will provide a measuring distance of up to 1000m, with an accuracy of ± 1m, offered in single measurements or continuous scanning modes for fast, error-free assessments. 

Thermal imagery is presented onto a 1024×768 HD AMOLED display, ensuring a fluid, flawlessly high-definition picture - and Pulsar’s proprietary advanced image processing algorithms offer greater identification capabilities, revealing small object details such as branches, leaves, wires, and even an animal’s extremities in environments with minimal temperature differences. 

Features:  Durable magnesium alloy bodyshell; IPX7 waterproof rating; Dual rechargeable battery system; Up to 10 hours of battery life; 8 colour palettes; Built-in still image and video recorder with audio; Built-in dual-band 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi module; Stream Vision 2 app compatibility; Built-in 1000m eyesafe laser rangefinder 

The Pulsar Merger LRF XP50 will be on display and available for demonstration at the Emergency Services Show 2022. Visit Thomas Jacks Ltd on stand D14 for more information.