PULSAR THERMION DUO DXP50 MULTISPECTRUM SCOPE 640×480, 25mK, 17um, 1800m

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Thermal Imaging and Day Optics in One

The Pulsar Thermion Duo DXP50 multispectral riflescope combines the detection capabilities of thermal imaging with the identification capabilities of full-colour day optics in a single, intuitive device - enhancing the hunting experience and allowing users to gain greater levels of information when observing targets at range. This level of informativity is further enhanced through a field of view that remains the same regardless of which optical channel the rifle is set to, and the removal of any need to refocus the scope as users switch between the two modes.

Powerful Day and Thermal Optics

Featuring a highly sensitive, European-made 640x480, 17µ, <25mK NETD Lynred thermal sensor, combined with a powerful, fast aperture 50mm f1.0 germanium objective lens, the Thermion Duo DXP50 will offer an impressive thermal detection range of up to 1800m and a 12.4° field of view - working effectively and providing crystal clear thermal imagery in adverse conditions such as heavy rain, dense fog, or environments in which thermal contrast is low.

The Thermion Duo DXP50 also features a 3840x2160 4K CMOS sensor which provides crystal clear daytime observation capabilities, with a full-colour HD image and accurate daytime colour rendering.

Advanced image processing algorithms and Pulsar's smoothing filter will ensure this picture always remains as clear as possible and reduces eye strain and fatigue over long periods of observation.

HD AMOLED Display

These incredibly detailed images are presented on a 1024x768 HD AMOLED display, ensuring crisp and accurate thermal imagery by night and clear, high definition observation by day.

Variable Magnification

The Thermion Duo DXP50 offers 2-16x variable magnification with an 8x digital zoom for enhanced observation at greater distances. This digital zoom can be achieved in 2x, 4x, and 8x steps or in smooth, continuous scanning mode.

Picture-in-Picture Mode with Dual Channel Capabilities

Features Picture in Picture mode (PiP), which presents a zoomed in frame in the top 10% of the display, allowing users to magnify objects of interest by x2-x4 and is capable of displaying both thermal and day optics at the same time within the same viewfinder.

Quick and Easy Focusing

Ambidextrous focusing knobs found to either side of the day optics housing have been added to ensure quick and easy focusing whilst remaining comfortable to operate. Fin levers can be found on these focusing knobs, allowing users to quickly and easily make micro adjustments whilst out in the field.

Up to 6 Hours of Power

Using a dual battery system, the Thermion Duo DXP50's two batteries - one internal and one removable and rechargeable - offer effective power for up to 6 hours (depending on temperature), allowing users to continue their hunt well into the night. The replaceable battery is incredibly easy to remove, allowing for fast battery replacement, even in total darkness.

Retains Classic Riflescope Aesthetics

Based on solutions and components found within Pulsar's flagship Thermion 2 XP50 Pro thermal imaging riflescope, the Thermion Duo DXP50 features a seamlessly integrated day optics housing located on top of the riflescope that contains a full-colour 4K optical channel for high definition daytime observation.

This housing remains low-profile, allowing this new multispectral riflescope to retain the familiar aesthetics of a classic daytime riflescope, mounting using 30mm scope rings and ensuring it never looks out of place on a rifle.

Built-In Video and Still Image Recorder

The Thermion Duo DXP50 ' s built-in still image and video recorder allows users to capture their favourite moments, storing them to the device or to Stream Vision 2 and enabling playback and video sharing.

Stream Vision 2

The Thermion Duo DXP50 enables connection of a smartphone or tablet to the Stream Vision 2 app, opening up a wide range of connectivity options, including:

The ability to use a mobile phone as a wireless remote to control and adjust the riflescope's settings. View every change you make through the device on a smartphone or tablet screen in real-time. This feature also allows for remote recording of footage or the capture of still images.