Pulsar Helion XP50 Thermal Monocular

HELION thermal imaging scopes are based on IR sensor (uncooled microbolometer) technology, and are represented by a number of models featuring various frame rates, magnifications and lens diameters.

These scopes are designed for use both at night and in the daylight. They are also able to be used in inclement weather conditions (fog, smog, rain) and to see through obstacles hindering detection of targets (branches, tall grass, thick bushes etc.).

Unlike image intensifier tube based night vision devices, Helion thermal imaging scopes do not require an external source of light and are not affected by bright light exposure.

These scopes have a wide range of applications including hunting, observation & terrain orientation, search & rescue operations and more.

SPECIFICATIONS

Electronic Components

Frame Rate - 50 Hz
Microbolometer resolution - 640x480 pixels
Spectral Sensitivity - 8 ... 14 µm
Pixel Pitch - 17 µm
Display type - AMOLED
Display Resolution - 640x480 pixels
Built-In Video Recorder Availability - yes
Preferable video player for IOS - VLC/Elmedia Video Player
Built In Memory - 8 Gb
Format of video clip - .avi
Resolution of video clip - 640x480
Format of photo files - .jpg
Resolution of photo files - 640x480
USB, type - microUSB
Operation modes - 3
Integrated WiFi module - yes
Defective pixel repair option - yes

Optical

Magnification - 2.5 - 20X
Digital zoom - 2X; 4X; 8X
Objective Lens - F50/1.2
Field of View - 12.4x9.3°, horizontal x vertical
Horizontal Field of view - 21.8 m @100m
Exit pupil - 5 mm
Eye Relief -16 mm
Diopter adjustment - ± 5 dptr.
Close up distance - 3 m
Range of detection - 1800 m (object high x width = 1.7 x 0.5m)

Power Supply

Power Supply - 3.0 - 4.2 V
Battery type - B-Pack (Li-ion)
Battery Life - 8hour s
External Power Supply - 5V - USB

Operational

Remote control - wireless
Operating Temperature - - 25 … +50 °С
Level of Protection (acc. to IEC 60529) - IPX7
Waterproof? - yes
Dimensions -234x58x55 mm
Weight (without batteries) - 0.50 kg