Pulsar Axion 2 XG35 Thermal Monocular

 

The Axion 2 XG thermal imaging devices use 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. 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.

 

Features

Small and lightweight

Up to 11 hours battery life

High-contrast AMOLED Display

8 color palettes

Built-in photo and video recorder

WiFi Streaming

IPX7 Fully Waterproof

 

HIGHEST GRADE SENSOR

Pulsars pocket-size thermal monocular family, the Axions, have another member – the Pulsar Axion 2 XG35 Thermal Monocular! With a powerful 384×288 microbolometer that detects heat signatures over 1280m away, this is an excellent device for scoping large areas and locating prey. It then transmits these images to a pristine 640×400 AMOLED display, giving the user a clear, crisp image of their target.

STREAMING/RECORDING CAPABILITIES

With 2-8x magnification along with built-in photo and video recording, WIFI connectivity and a 16GB memory card, the Axion 2 XQ35 is a technological wonder. The Pulsar Axion 2 XG35 Thermal Monocular is also supported by the Stream Vision 2 app, enabling shooters to record and preserve all their precious shooting memories.

COMPACT AND LIGHT WEIGHT

Weighing a mere 270g, the Axion 2 XG35 is made of a high-quality reinforced magnesium alloy that boasts IPX7 protection and operates in temperatures between -25ºC to 50ºC. Utilising a Pulsar APS5 Li-ion battery, the Axion 2 operates for up to 11 hours. 

 

Specifications

Sensor

  640x480 pix. @ 12 µm (NETD <40 mK)

Objective lens F35 /1.0

Magnification 2.5 - 20

Detection range 1750m

Resolution 640x480

Pixel pitch 12µm

NETD <40mK

Frame rate 50Hz  

Eye relief 14mm

 

Display    

Type AMOLED

Resolution 1024x768 pixels

 

DRI stands for Detection, Recognition and Identification and is based on the widely used Johnson's criteria.

Detection Detect if an object is present

Recognition See what type of object it is (i.e. person, vehicle, airplane)

Identification For example see if someone is a friend or foe

 

                  Detection    Recognition    Identification

Rabbit    525 meters    131 meters    65 meters

Person    1847 meters    461 meters    230 meters

Vehicle    4472 meters    1118 meters    559 meters