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Pulsar Merger LRF XL50 Thermal Imaging Binoculars
Pulsar Merger LRF XL50 Thermal Imaging Binoculars
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SKU: Product code: PUL-77481
The new Pulsar Merger LRF XL50 thermal imaging binoculars are one of the best thermal imaging binoculars on the market. They have a very high-resolution sensor and a powerful lens that can see objects very far away.
Here is a breakdown of some of the tech specs:
- 1024x768 pixel thermal sensor: This means that the image is made up of a lot of pixels, which results in a very clear and detailed image.
- 12 micron sub 40mk NETD: This means that the sensor is very sensitive to small differences in temperature, which allows it to produce clear images even in low-light conditions.
- 2300 metres detection range: This means that you can see objects up to 2300 metres away in the dark.
- 2.5x to 20x magnification: This means that you can zoom in to see objects up to 20 times closer.
- Fast aperture F50/1.0 lens: This is a very powerful lens that can let in a lot of light, which is important for thermal imaging because it allows the user to see objects in low-light conditions.
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The new Pulsar Merger LRF XL50 thermal imaging binoculars are one of the best thermal imaging binoculars on the market. They have a very high-resolution sensor and a powerful lens that can see objects very far away.
Here is a breakdown of some of the tech specs:
- 1024x768 pixel thermal sensor: This means that the image is made up of a lot of pixels, which results in a very clear and detailed image.
- 12 micron sub 40mk NETD: This means that the sensor is very sensitive to small differences in temperature, which allows it to produce clear images even in low-light conditions.
- 2300 metres detection range: This means that you can see objects up to 2300 metres away in the dark.
- 2.5x to 20x magnification: This means that you can zoom in to see objects up to 20 times closer.
- Fast aperture F50/1.0 lens: This is a very powerful lens that can let in a lot of light, which is important for thermal imaging because it allows the user to see objects in low-light conditions.