Pulsar Axion-2 XG35 LRF

Pulsar Thermal Imaging Device Axion 2 XG35 LRF

For the discerning customer, Pulsar offers two compact thermal imaging cameras with high-resolution sensors in the Axion-2 XG range. Maximum resolution in a pocket-sized format. Excellent image details even in high humidity. Low base magnification. Available with or without a laser rangefinder. The Axion XG35 LRF is equipped with a laser rangefinder that allows for precise measurement of distances and angles up to 1000 meters. It features a microbolometer with a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels at a 12 μm pixel pitch and an outstanding NETD value of under 40 mK. The sensor is manufactured by the European producer Lynred. It is equipped with a high-performance F35/1.0 germanium lens. Three sensitivity enhancement levels, 8 color palettes, and 20 levels for brightness and contrast control allow for flexible adaptation to prevailing environmental conditions. The enhanced Wi-Fi interface and the multilingual StreamVision 2 app enable viewing the live image on a smartphone, remote control of the camera, downloading image and video files, and updating the firmware. The advanced algorithm ensures optimal detail recognition, with no stuttering or delayed images even when tracking moving objects. New display and wide-angle eyepiece. The magnesium housing protects the device for tough outdoor use according to IPX 7 standards, and it is cold-resistant down to -25°C. Quickly replaceable and rechargeable high-capacity batteries allow for extended observation. A replacement can be made at any time without external intervention. Quick start of the device, with the image and controls ready for immediate operation. PULSAR advantages: Highly sensitive thermal imaging sensors with maximum sensitivity (NETD). Advanced algorithm ensures optimal detail recognition, with no stuttering or delayed images even when tracking moving objects. Quickly replaceable and rechargeable batteries.