Pulsar Axion 2 LRF XG35 Thermal Monocular

• Enhanced image processing algorithms
• High-quality reinforced magnesium alloy housing
• Extended battery life

Description

Want to have a step-up when hunting, then look no further than the Pulsar Axion 2 LRF XG35 Thermal Imaging Monocular.

The Pulsar Axion 2 LRF Thermal Imaging Monocular uses a new approach to image optimisation depending on the purposes and conditions of observation and provide high-quality rendering of both target objects and background. This monocular features three levels of signal amplification in combination with a connected smoothing filter and fine brightness and contrast adjustments give the hunter great opportunities for long-range detection of the animal under different weather and temperature conditions and determining its trophy qualities.

The Pulsar Axion 2 LRF Thermal Imaging Monocular is designed for constant, often hard use with a magnesium alloy housing is light and strong at the same time. The housing reliably protects the internal components of a thermal imaging device from shocks, drops, moisture, heat or cold. At the same time, a metal housing effectively removes the heat from electronics, minimizes image noise and increases consistency of the device operation during long-term observation.

Battery life is very important that why the device features a high-capacity APS5 rechargeable battery provides up to 11 hours of continuous operation of the thermal imaging device on a single charge. The battery can be removed from a battery housing and replaced with a new one in seconds. The battery is charged in a special charger or inside the device from a PC, household power system or power bank via USB-C. The same sources are used for external power supply of a thermal imaging device.

In Axion 2 XQ thermal imagers, the standard smartphone connection frequency range via a 2.4 GHz WiFi channel is complemented with an effective 5 GHz range. The 5 GHz connection offers better bandwidth, a faster data transfer rate, noise immunity and improved connection stability, resulting in more productive and easier operation of the thermal imager with a smartphone.


Any hunter knows understanding the target distance is an essential factor in making the right decisions. A built-in laser range finder 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 meters for quick and error-free assessment of the situation.