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The Pulsar Telos LRF XT50 is a premium thermal imaging monocular combining an exceptional 1280×1024 HD thermal sensor, wide field of view, electronic image stabilisation and an integrated 1200 metre laser rangefinder.
For deer stalking and wildlife management, the XT50 offers an excellent balance between fast scanning and detailed observation. Its low 2x base magnification and wide 17.5° field of view make it particularly effective for locating deer across woodland edges, fields and open ground, while the high-resolution sensor retains impressive detail when magnification is increased.
With magnification from 2x to 16x, extending to 24x with Zoom Boost, the Telos XT50 is designed for users who want maximum image detail from a handheld thermal spotter.
The XT50 uses a high-resolution 1280×1024, 12µm thermal sensor, delivering excellent detail and providing considerably more image information when digital magnification is applied.
This makes it particularly useful when a heat source has been located and you want to study an animal more closely without losing excessive image quality.
With a system NETD of less than 20mK, the XT50 is also designed to maintain useful image detail in difficult conditions including high humidity, mist, rain and low thermal contrast.
One of the strongest features of the Telos XT50 is its 17.5° field of view, equivalent to approximately 30.7 metres at 100 metres.
Combined with its 2x base magnification, this gives the user a broad view of the ground when scanning, making it easier to locate animals quickly and follow moving deer.
Once located, magnification can be increased for closer inspection.
The built-in laser rangefinder measures distances out to 1200 metres with approximately ±1 metre accuracy.
For stalking, this provides a quick and reliable way of confirming distance, particularly at night or across featureless terrain where judging range by eye can be difficult.
The XT50 features electronic image stabilisation, helping to reduce visible hand movement when using higher magnification.
This makes it easier to examine distant animals and provides a steadier image during prolonged handheld observation.
A 1920×1080 AMOLED display presents the thermal image with excellent contrast and detail, while the 50Hz refresh rate keeps movement smooth when scanning or following animals.
Picture-in-Picture mode can also be used to display a magnified section of the image while maintaining the wider field of view.
The Telos range has been developed as an upgradeable thermal platform, allowing eligible hardware components to be upgraded through Pulsar’s upgrade programme as newer technology becomes available.
This makes the Telos particularly attractive to users looking for a premium thermal device intended for long-term ownership.
The Telos LRF XT50 includes 128GB of internal memory for recording photographs and video.
Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth allow connection to compatible mobile devices through Pulsar Stream Vision 2, providing access to features such as live viewing, file transfer, firmware updates and device management.
Thermal Sensor: 1280×1024
Pixel Pitch: 12µm
System NETD: <20mK
Frame Rate: 50Hz
Objective Lens: F50 / f1.0
Magnification: 2-16x
Zoom Boost: Up to 24x
Field of View: 17.5° / 30.7m at 100m
Detection Range: Up to 2300m
Display: 1920×1080 AMOLED
Laser Rangefinder: Up to 1200m
Rangefinder Accuracy: ±1m
Internal Memory: 128GB
Battery: Pulsar LPS 7i rechargeable battery
Operating Time: Up to 8 hours
Waterproof Rating: IPX7
Operating Temperature: -25°C to +40°C
Dimensions: 242 × 72 × 77mm
Weight: 730g
For deer stalking, the Pulsar Telos LRF XT50 offers an excellent combination of wide-area scanning and high-resolution detail.
The 2x base magnification and 17.5° field of view make it genuinely effective for finding deer, while the 1280×1024 sensor, image stabilisation and integrated rangefinder provide the tools needed to examine and range animals once located.
For anyone looking for a premium handheld thermal spotter with an integrated LRF, the Telos XT50 is one of the strongest options in the Pulsar range.
