CONFIDENCE , WHEN IT COUNTS


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In the field, every second counts; conditions change; decisions must be made, and mistakes can be costly. Confidence is what separates hesitation from action — and Pulsar is built to provide it. Thermal technology is a powerful tool, revealing what the eye alone cannot see, but it does not replace fieldcraft. Your knowledge, experience, and instincts remain at the heart of every successful moment, with Pulsar enhancing awareness, clarity, and control when it matters most.
As part of the Yukon Group, Pulsar is engineered and manufactur ed in Europe to perform reliably under real-world conditions — every device is designed to withstand t he demands of serious outdoor use.
In 2026, we are proud to introduce the Symbion series, our first pair of multispectral binoculars, combining thermal and digital imaging for next-level situational awarenes s and precision. The Symbion reinforces what Pulsar has always delivered: confidence, when it counts.
Whether your mission is tracking game, monitoring deer or other wildlife populations, or navigating challenging conditions, Pulsar devices are designed to enhance your ability, support better decisionmaking, and deliver reliable results. Engineered to perform und er pressure, they ensure you are ready for every moment in the field.
Your adventure starts here
Thomas Jacks (our exclusive distributor in the UK & ROI) is proud to partner with the British Deer Society, providing the charity with Pulsar thermal imaging and digital night vision technology to aid their efforts in promoting responsible, ethical deer stewardship.
Together, Thomas Jacks and the British Deer Society aim to offer new perspectives when it comes to deer ecology, providing the public with a deeper insight into deer behaviour (and other wildlife) through the use of premium thermal imaging.
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Introducing the Pulsar Symbion LRF series: two new premium multispectral binoculars designed to enable complete control over the observation area, no matter the time of day or the weather conditions. Combining two advanced optical channels ( thermal imaging and 4K digital ) the Symbion provides the ultimate observation solution in daylight, low-light, and night-time conditions.
Two thermal sensor options cater to different needs, optimising each device for the varying needs of the modern hunter. A powerful 4K digital channel provides striking full-colour daytime imaging , clear colour images in twilight and low-light conditions , and high-contrast black & white night vision aided by a built-in, focusable IR illuminator — perfect for those who need to start their observations in daylight and keep them going long into the night.
The combination of these two channels achieves the perfect observation solution, providing a balanced

The Symbion LRF DXT50 is best suited for use in forest and mixed terrain environments, with a premium 1280x1024, 12µm, <20mK sNETD HD thermal sensor achieving a detection range of up to 2300m and unmatched thermal image detail throughout its 2-16x magnification range
performance across daylight, low-light, and nighttime conditions and allowing users to switch between detection and identification at the press of a button.
Combined viewing mode uses Picture-inPicture to display both the thermal imaging and digital channels at the same time, with a secondary viewing box in the top 10% of the screen facilitating simultaneous detection and identification. Users can zoom to the end of the Symbion’s magnification range within this box whilst retaining full, zoomed-out control of the observation area. Tracking fast-moving objects, walking rough terrain, or observing an animal or object from the passenger seat of a moving vehicle is smoother than ever, with built-in electronic image stabilisation applying sophisticated algorithms to digitally correct the effects of shaking hands, camera shake, and motion blur.




The Symbion LRF DXR50 is optimised for long-range detection and identification in both open terrain and mountainous environments. Pulsar’s NEW 640x480, 12µm, <18mK sNETD XR thermal sensor achieves the same 2300m detection range as the DXT50, but twice the magnification range at 4-32x







The Telos series introduced upgradeable thermal devices to the market for the very first time, providing a cost-effective way in which to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to technological advances.
Each Telos model is available with or without a built-in precision laser rangefinder
of observation. The addition of traditional camerastyle zoom and focus rings on the objective lens provides a familiar feel whilst enabling fast and intuitive magnification.
Each model comes provided with a 3-point ergonomic carry case , designed to remain stylish and comfortable through the optimal positioning of straps; evenly

XP50 offers the highest level of thermal sensitivity in the series through its <15mK sNETD rating , making it ideal for use in all types of weather and excelling in adverse conditions.
the Telos XL50 is ideal for deer surveys, providing the level of image detail needed to ascertain a deer’s sex without disturbing them. At 14°, the XL50 also boasts the field of view in the series.
High contrast viewing screen which continues to perform in subzero temperatures. F1.0 fast aperture lens maximises the heat captured, before sending it to the thermal sensor.
Ergonomically designed for ambidextrous operation and comfortable prolonged use.
Depending on your model, upgrade the lens, sensor or add an laser rangefinder to your device.






Designed for fast target acquisition and effortless focusing, the Oryx LRF XG35 is the first device in the Pulsar range to be optimised for one-handed operation for both left- and right-handed users. The new focus wheel , located just in front of the viewfinder, enables more natural-feeling focus adjustments and allows you to track a moving animal or object whilst keeping the image in focus as you turn to follow it.
Built for extended use in challenging conditions , this compact monocular features all the essential functionalities you could need during long-range observation, including a next-gen laser rangefinder with a 1500m measuring range, a dual power system offering 12 hours of battery life on a single charge, premium image quality , and built-in image stabilisation

<20mK sNETD
The Oryx LRF XG35’s magnesium alloy housing offers outstanding durability; withstanding impacts, moisture, mud, and extreme temperatures whilst delivering an unwavering performance.
For a more intuitive and tactile experience, haptic feedback can be activated in the device’s short menu. The unit will then respond with short vibrations when the control buttons are pressed.

Electronic image stabilisation enhances image sharpness and reduces the effects of camera shake / motion blur caused by shaking hands and movement over rough terrain, ensuring more comfortable observation of distant objects.
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Optimised for one-handed use . The Oryx LRF XG35’s focus wheel allows for one-handed focus adjustments, ushering in a new era of singlehanded thermal observation. A four-button arrangement has been ergonomically considered to achieve comfortable operation (as shown) .

Ergonomically designed for comfortable, prolonged, and ambidextrous use.

Magnification:
True to its name, the Axion Compact series features three of Pulsar’s smallest thermal imaging monoculars , but their size is by no means an indication of their performance. Each device in the series will offer an incredibly powerful thermal performance.
The compact footprint of each device allows for easy stowage in a pocket or binocular harness when not
in use, making the Axion Compact series the ideal choice for keen stalkers looking for a device to complement their day binoculars.
Small but mighty, each monocular in the series uses a robust magnesium alloy construction , enduring harsh weather conditions, extreme temperatures, and heavy use without impeding its performance.
Offering <20 mK sNETD thermal sensitivity —matching premium models—the Axion XQ30 Pro offers a compact design, reliable thermal imaging, and value for those seeking professional-grade performance without the premium price tag.
The Axion Compact XG30 offers the widest field of view in the series at 14.6° and a larger digital magnification range , making it ideal for detection without excessive searching and scanning, as well as close-up observation.
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With a powerful f1.0 germanium objective lens, the Axion Compact XG35 offers the longest detection range of the series at 1750m, with a thermal sensitivity rating matching that of the Axion XQ30 Pro.










Magnification:
| 2 - 8x
XG30 | 2 - 16x
XG35 | 2.5 - 20x

Compact, lightweight, and nimble enough to pop into a pocket when not in use, the Axion Compact XQ19 provides a powerful thermal performance that vastly overshadows its small footprint. Designed to embolden more users with the power of thermal imaging, its accessible price point makes it the perfect entry into the Pulsar range.
For effortless detection without the need for excessive searching and scanning, a powerful 19mm f1.0 objective lens provides this thermal monocular with a generous 19.5° FOV — the largest FOV in the Axion Compact series
A 384×288, 17µm thermal sensor will effortlessly pick out small heat sources between trees and nestled in dense
<18mK sNETD thermal sensitivity will ensure thermal images are always clear and well defined, even in adverse conditions, including heavy rain, fog, and in environments with high levels of humidity.
Don’t let the Axion Compact XQ19’s size fool you, with a rugged magnesium alloy bodyshell , this thermal imaging monocular may be small, but it’s been designed to be put through its paces, withstanding the everyday knocks, bumps, and scrapes one would expect from heavy use.
Plus, with an IPX7 rating, it is waterproof and designed to operate effectively in extreme temperatures (-25 to +40°). A rechargeable and removable APS3 battery will enable extended periods of observation, providing up to 8 hours of battery life on a single charge.





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The Thermion 2 LRF 60 series features three thermal imaging riflescopes designed to achieve unmatched precision through the choice of XP , XG , and XL sensors and a 60mm objective lens . Specifically designed for hunting small, fast-moving targets, these thermal riflescopes will allow you to shoot at long range with confidence in both day- and night-time conditions. Accuracy is enhanced even further through the large eye box , which enables fast target acquisition and, along with the industry leading 65mm of eye relief , ensures a comfortable and safe shooting experience.
Each riflescope in the Thermion 2 LRF 60 series will present a crystal-clear, high contrast image onto an HD AMOLED display , retaining excellent image quality through the entirety of its digital magnification range
without excessive pixelation. This ensures the important anatomical features of an observed animal are easily discernible, providing a detailed view of your target and their surroundings for better situational awareness.
Precision and accuracy are built into the Thermion 2 LRF 60’s DNA, with a seamlessly integrated laser rangefinder providing accurate distance measurements at up to 800m, so you can ascertain the distance between you and your target.
The ability to connect to the Stream Vision Ballistics app will allow you to set up a personalised shooting profile. The app will then provide the suggested point of aim for your selected calibre, so you can shoot with confidence.
The Thermion 2 LRF XG60’s 4x base magnification makes it ideal for long-range shooting, with enhanced precision and a highly informative image, even when the device is set to its maximum 32x magnification level .
With the highest sensitivity rating across the series , the Thermion 2 LRF XP60’s <18mK sNETD makes it the ideal choice for hunting in more challenging weather conditions, where visibility is reduced.
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If it’s versatility you’re after, the Thermion 2 LRF XL60’s premium HD thermal sensor , 2.5x base magnification , and 11.7° FOV will reveal targets big and small at both long- and short-range, making it the perfect all-rounder.

High contrast viewing screen which continues to perform unimpeded in sub-zero temperatures.





The Trail 3 LRF series introduces the next generation of compact thermal imaging riflescopes from Pulsar: the Trail 3 LRF XQ50 and Trail 3 LRF XR50
Each riflescope has been optimised for different user needs, providing a thermal imaging solution for all kinds of shooters — from professional gamekeepers and pest controllers to recreational hunters and stalkers.
Unprecedented high thermal sensitivity achieves a crystal-clear thermal performance in constantly evolving hunting conditions, including adverse weather conditions such as dense fog, heavy rain, and high humidity.
Designed to embolden hunters with the confidence they need in the field, the Trail 3 LRF’s built-in laser rangefinder will provide distance measurements at a
range of up to 1200m, achieving greater accuracy and better situational awareness — allowing for wellinformed decision making before taking a shot.
Stream Vision Ballistics compatibility adds another layer of certainty in the field, using data gathered by the laser rangefinder and applying sophisticated algorithms to provide accurate trajectory corrections and a suggested point of aim (SPOA).
Recoil rated at up to 6000 joules and with a compact and robust monoblock construction, this riflescope can handle high calibre rounds without breaking a sweat. The Trail 3 can be used with 9.3×64, .30-06, .300, .375H&H, etc., as well as smooth-bore and pneumatic rifles.






Magnification:


The Trail 3 LRF XQ50 is ideal for shortto mid-range shooting in challenging weather and low-contrast environments. Its 384x288, 17µm, <15mK sNETD thermal sensor and 50mm f1.0 germanium objective lens provide a 1800m detection range and a 3.5-14x magnification range .
XQ50 | 3.5 - 14x
XR50 | 3 - 24x
Ambidextrous focusing mechanism
Focusing wheels on both sides, each with a grip lever, ensure easy operation for right- and lefthanded users.
Built-in next-gen laser rangefinder with a measuring range of up to 1200m and an accuracy of ±1m. Designed to meet the rigours of challenging hunts. Its magnesium alloy body offers great durability.
The Trail 3 LRF XR50 is optimised for long-range hunting across open landscapes. A 640x480, 12µm, <18mK sNETD thermal sensor and a powerful 50 mm f1.0 germanium objective lens provide a 2200m detection range and a 3-24x magnification range .

NEW graphic user interface.
Offers visual aesthetics and excellent readability whilst ensuring full access to status information and quick- and main menus.


In 2023, Pulsar achieved the goal of moving every aspect of our operations into Europe. Cutting ties with manufacturers in countries that could experience unforeseen uph eavals means we no longer have to worry about unknown hurdles during the manufacturing process.
Factor in Europe’s strict guidelines when it comes to quality a nd standards, along with their ethical working conditions and fair labour practices , and you get products that are made with painstaking attention to detail and a dedication to performance and innovation.
At the end of the day, Pulsar aren’t just building gear – we’re building trust with the people who rely on it, and that’s something we take serious ly. With Pulsar, you’re not just getting high-tech, you’re getting gear that’s b uilt to last.

Every Pulsar device has been built with the demands of a modern hunter in mind, withstanding the bumps, knocks, and scrapes one would expect during a long day o r night in the field. Each model features a robust construction that has been designed to keep y our device running at the top of its game in adverse weather and extreme temperatu res.
Image latency refers to the time delay between an object and a thermal imager’s display caused by the reaction time of the sensor and the time required by the device for processing. Pulsar’s thermal imaging devices are well regarded for their low image latency, which is a crucial factor for hunters, significantly reducing the likelihood of a delay or lag in the device’s display. The use of European-made sensors and proprietary image processing algorithms ensures enhanced image quality and enables greater accuracy.

Pulsar devices use their own unique batteries to ensure two things — your safety and the continued smooth operation of your devices. There are several benefits to choosing a B-Pack over Lithium-Ion batteries, including their ability to display the charge percentage directly on your device’s screen (a crucial feature for long days and nights in the field), and the ability to recharge them inside or outside of the device via a USB-C charger. But it is your safety that takes precedence.
B-Packs use a special casing that features a microcontroller to control the charging and discharging processes, monitor temperature, and protect against external damage . The B-Pack’s special protective casing prevents short circuits and overheating , significantly reducing the risk of combustion that comes with conventional Lithium-Ion batteries. When it comes to hunting, P ulsar B-Packs also feature soft dampers that protect cells from a rifle’s recoil impact and acts as cushionin g when the device is in transit.

Pulsar’s not just about what’s happening now – we’re always thi nking about what’s next. We don’t want to just follow trends; we want to create so lutions that last. That’s why, with the release of the Telos series back in 2023, we introduced the first upgradeable thermal imaging devices to the market, providing enhanced longevity and ensuring our users could get the best from their device for years to come, without having to buy a completely new product.


The Pulsar family has never been bigger!
Every year, new members join the Pulsar family – a term that na turally describes the community of hunters who support Pulsar with thei r ideas, stories, and friendship.
Pulsar products are designed for hunters by hunters. With a tea m of likeminded individuals from all across Europe joining the Pulsa r family, each member of the team, with their real-world experience and passion for hunting, provides us with valuable feedback — feedb ack that we can listen to and use to improve our products in future releases.




Simply download the app and link to your Pulsar device to access a range of digital features.
Mobile ballistic calculations tool for accurate long-range shooting. Stream Vision Ballistics will work with supported Pulsar riflescopes connected via Bluetooth.
Pulsar offers an intuitive user interface that remains uniform across almost every device, with menus and digital functionalities easy to navigate, regardless of which model you familiarity, which allows you to focus more on your objective a
We believe spec sheets should reflect what users actually experience — not just ideal lab conditions. That’s why we publi honest, and comparable performance data across all key areas.
Thermal Sensitivity: Sensor (NETD) vs. System NETD (sNETD) types of NETD (Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference):
• Sensor NETD shows the raw sensitivity of the sensor, without enhancements.
• System NETD (sNETD) includes image processing and reflects how the device performs during real-world use.
To ensure our performance is judged on equal terms we quote bot the same standard many brands use. Unlike some brands, we avoid that lowers NETD at the cost of clarity, detail, and performanc Pulsar, you get advanced processing — without sacrificing image quality.


Detection Ranges You Can Trust: Our detection ranges are calculated using Johnson’s Criteria, the industry benchmark for thermal performance. All fi gures are based on standard target sizes and repeatable testing — so what’s listed is what’s achievable in the field.
Honest Battery Life: Our proprietary batteries allow us to accurately quote runtime at a standard temperature for consistency. Actual performance varies depending on how you use features like Wi-Fi, video recording, or the laser rangefinder — and we make that clear. Our goal is simple: relia ble, real-world figures, not marketing exaggerations.
Clarity You Can Count On: From NETD to battery life, we focus on accuracy over hype — so you can choose and use Pulsar devices with confidence.
All Pulsar products use high-quality French-made Lynred thermal sensors, available in two pixel pitches—17µm and 12µm—with multiple resolution options: 17µm pixel sensors: 384×288 & 640×480 / 12µm pixel sensors: 640×480, 1024×768, & 1280×1024
Each pixel pitch offers distinct advantages:
17µm pixels are larger and can capture more infrared radiation, resulting in a higher signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). This improve s thermal sensitivity, especially in low-contrast environments. Because these sensors gather more thermal energy per pixel, they often require less aggressive image enhancement, which can lead to faster image processing and reduced power consumption.
12µm pixels, while smaller, typically come at a lower cost and allow for greater base magnification due to their higher resolution options. These sensors are ideal when fine detail and larger sensor arrays are needed.


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When you choose a Pulsar device, you’re investing in performance and precision — and we believe your service experience should match.
If we can confirm your device has developed a fault within the warranty period and we are unable to repair or resolve the issue within 10 working days 1, we will replace it with a new one 2 .
What’s more, if the fault is confirmed within the first 60 days of ownership (from new), we will replace the device immediately.
1 The 10 working days begins the day the device is received by us and ends the day we ship it back to you. Devices with intermittent faults sometimes require extended or weather-dependent testing and may take longer, but you will be kept fully informed. 2 If we do not have stock of the exact model you will have a choice to either wait for the device to be repaired or for it to be replaced by an equivalent model. 3 Subject to availability of parts and components. 4 Service support for 10 years minimum from original date of launch.
We have dedicated service and repair facilities in the UK including extensive test and calibration equipment and factory trained technicians. Beyond warranty, we aim to provide service and repair support for all devices for a minimum of 10 years 3, 4 . Find out more about our service commitment and capabilities and how they work here: www.pulsar-vision.co.uk/warranty-service-commitment

MULTISPECTRAL BINOCULARS
Telos XP50Telos LRF XP50PUL-77493PUL-77492640x480, 17µm<18mK<15mK2.5 -10.0x (4x)1800m12.4°1024x768 HD Stadiametric1000m ±1m238x72x62mm238x72x90mm580g670g47790229259624779022925856
Telos XL50Telos LRF XL50PUL-77516PUL-775151024x768, 12µm<40mK<20mK2.520.0x (8x)2300m14.0°1024x768 HD Stadiametric1000m ±1m243x72x62mm243x72x90mm680g730g47790229260824779022926075
4779022926143
4779022926365
300g 4779022926068
4779022926129
4779022926112
XG35 PUL-77504 640x480, 12µm<40mK<20mK2.520.0x1800m12.5°1024x768
Axion Compact XQ19PUL-77517 384x288, 17µm<25mK<18mK1.56.0x750m19.5°640x400
Compact XQ30 ProPUL-77506 384x288, 17µm<25mK<20mK2.08.0x1050m13.3°640x400
Axion
Axion Compact XG30PUL-77508 640x480, 12µm<40mK<25mK2.016.0x1300m14.6°640x480
Compact XG35PUL-77509 640x480, 12µm<40mK<20mK2.520.0x1750m12.5°640x480
Axion
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Prices & Specifications
For all current prices, please check www.pulsar-vision.co.uk.
The information in this catalogue is subject to change without notice and should not be construed as a commitment by the manufacturer
Please note: All Pulsar detection ranges are based on standard 1.8m tall human or deer shaped objects.
Important Information
Thermal imaging and night vision products are strictly controlled by ITAR regulations and are subject to UK Government Export Licensing Regulations. Dependent on specification, a licence may need to be obtained prior to the export, even temporarily (e.g. holiday), from the UK. Additionally, some countries may be embargoed and no thermal imagers or night vision devices may be taken or exported to them. It is the responsibility of the exporter, whether it be a company or individual, to ensure that such a licence is obtained. Failure to comply is a criminal offence.

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