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Pulsar Wildlife Orni XG35 Hand Held Thermal Imager
Pulsar Wildlife Orni XG35 Hand Held Thermal Imager
SKU: Product code: PUL-77520
Optimised for One-Handed Wildlife Observation
The Pulsar Wildlife Orni XG35 marks a new generation of thermal monoculars, engineered for effortless field use. Its ergonomically refined design positions the focus wheel directly in front of the eyepiece, allowing smooth, comfortable, one-handed operation while keeping your other hand free for navigation or equipment handling.
Combining high-performance thermal optics with an integrated laser rangefinder and an extensive suite of digital features, the Orni XG35 is perfectly suited for a wide variety of wildlife observation tasks — from tracking animals in dense woodland to scanning wide open landscapes at night.
- Thermal Sensor: 640×480, 12µm
- sNETD: <20 mK, NETD: <40 mK
- Frame Rate: 50 Hz
- Objective Lens: 35mm f/1.0
- Magnification: 2.5–20x
- Field of View (HxV): 12.5°
- Eye Relief: 14 mm
- Display: 1024×768 AMOLED HD
- Detection Range: 1,800 m
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Small Footprint, Huge Performance
The Pulsar Wildlife Orni XG35 thermal imager may be palm-sized and light as a feather, but it stands shoulder to shoulder with current high-performance entries in the Pulsar range.
A highly sensitive 640×480, 12µm, <20mK sNETD thermal sensor, combined with a powerful 35mm f1.0 objective lens, provides remarkable levels of image detail — enabling easy detection and identification at distances reaching up to 1800m.
A large 21.9 m @ 100 m (12.5°) field of view is perfect for searching and scanning, providing a clear view of your surroundings, and a 2.5-20x magnification range and 8x digital zoom allows for closer inspection and enhanced identification.
Digital Image Stabilisation
Digital image stabilisation reduces the effects of camera shake and image blur caused by shaking hands or bumpy terrain, enhancing image quality when scanning the FOV, observing objects and animals at long range, or even observing an object whilst on the move.
Built-in Laser Rangefinder
A seamlessly integrated precision laser rangefinder can be found under the objective lens, providing an incredible 1500m distance measuring range with an accuracy of ±1m, whilst taking up a fraction of the footprint found on other LRF-equipped monoculars. These distance measurements can prove crucial in the field, providing valuable distance data and allowing you to make informed decisions.
Optimised for One-handed Use
The Orni XG35’s focus wheel is located just in front of the viewfinder, allowing for one-handed focus adjustments and ushering in a new era of single-handed thermal observation. A four-button arrangement has been ergonomically considered to achieve comfortable operation, offering control over all of the most commonly used digital functions without excessive button presses.
An ambidextrous wrist strap and symmetrical design enables comfortable left- or right-handed operation, and haptic feedback will provide a short vibration when a button is pressed — confirming or alerting you to any button presses.
Wild Vision App Integration
- Connect the Orni XG35 to the new Wild Vision app from Pulsar Wildlife using any compatible Android or iOS smartphone or tablet, and unlock a powerful suite of connectivity features:
- Wireless Remote Control: Use your phone or tablet as a fully functional remote to adjust settings, control the device, and view real-time changes directly on your screen. You can also start and stop video recording or capture still images remotely.
- Built-In Media Gallery: Access, browse, and download all photos and videos captured on the device. Sharing your wildlife observations is easy, with quick export options directly from the app.
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Firmware Updates Made Simple: Update the Orni XG35’s firmware remotely through the app to ensure you always have the latest features, improvements, and optimal device performance.