Pulsar thermal imaging
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Pulsar thermal imaging
Pulsar Merger Duo NXP50 Multispectral Thermal & Night Vision Binocular
Original price was: $4 180.00.$3 850.00Current price is: $3 850.00. Add to cart -
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Pulsar Merger LRF XL50 Thermal Imaging Binocular
Original price was: $7 150.00.$6 765.00Current price is: $6 765.00. Add to cart -
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Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 Thermal Imaging Binocular
Original price was: $3 080.00.$2 860.00Current price is: $2 860.00. Add to cart -
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Pulsar Merger LRF XT50 Thermal Imaging Binocular
Original price was: $5 720.00.$5 280.00Current price is: $5 280.00. Add to cart -
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Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 Multispectral Thermal Binocular
Original price was: $4 180.00.$3 960.00Current price is: $3 960.00. Add to cart -
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Pulsar Symbion LRF DXT50 Multispectral Thermal Binocular
Original price was: $5 720.00.$5 390.00Current price is: $5 390.00. Add to cart -
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Pulsar Talion XG35 Thermal Imaging Riflescope
Original price was: $3 520.00.$2 970.00Current price is: $2 970.00. Add to cart -
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Pulsar Talion XQ35 Pro Thermal Imaging Riflescope
Original price was: $2 090.00.$1 870.00Current price is: $1 870.00. Add to cart
Pulsar Thermal Imaging
Pulsar thermal imaging is among the most respected in the world, known for magnesium-bodied build quality, the Stream Vision 2 app, and strong resale value. This is our complete Pulsar range: thermal riflescopes, monoculars, binoculars, and multispectral devices in 384, 640, and 1024 sensor resolutions. Whether you need a rifle-mounted Thermion, a pocketable Axion, a rangefinding Telos, or two-eyed Merger binoculars, you will find it here, genuine, fully warranted, and shipped tracked across the EU and worldwide. Browse by type below, or jump straight to Pulsar scopes, monoculars, or binoculars.
- The full Pulsar range in one place. Scopes, monoculars, binoculars, and multispectral devices are every current series we can supply.
- Genuine stock, EU and worldwide delivery. Fully warranted Pulsar, dispatched tracked, with real support from people who use thermal.
- Best software and resale in thermal. Stream Vision 2 and magnesium build hold their value better than any rival.
Shop Pulsar by type
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- Pulsar Thermal Scopes, Thermion, and Talion riflescopes for night hunting and long range.
- Pulsar Thermal Monoculars, Axion, Telos, and Helion for scanning and observation.
- Pulsar Thermal Binoculars, Merger series, are designed for long two-eyed observation.
- Pulsar Multispectral (thermal + night vision), Merger Duo, and Symbion are thermal and night vision devices in one.
The Pulsar thermal imaging range explained
Pulsar makes a device for every job. Here is how the range breaks down, so you can find the right category fast.
Pulsar thermal scopes mount on your rifle. The Talion line is the value entry, the Thermion 2 the premium flagship, and several with a built-in laser rangefinder. These are for taking the shot in the dark.
Pulsar thermal monoculars are handheld scanners. The compact Axion, the modular Telos with a rangefinder, and the flagship Helion find and identify game before you raise a rifle. The new Oryx LRF adds ranging in a compact form.
Pulsar thermal binoculars give two-eyed comfort for long observation. The Merger LRF series, in XP35, XP50, XL50, and the sub-18 mK XT50, is the flagship, with a laser rangefinder built in.
Pulsar multispectral devices combine thermal and night vision or day color in one unit. The Merger Duo NXP50 and Symbion LRF pair a thermal channel with a second imaging mode, so you can detect on thermal and identify in detail without swapping devices.
How to choose across the Pulsar range
Start with the job. If you shoot at night, you want a scope. If you scan and find game, use a monocular. If you glass for long periods, use binoculars. Within each, prioritize sensor resolution and NETD first, then decide if you need a laser rangefinder. Our best thermal scope guide and thermal monocular guide explain the specs in plain language.
Cross-shopping brands? Compare Pulsar with our HIKMICRO range, AGM thermal, and ThermTec. We carry several makes, so we will give you an honest steer rather than pushing one.
Common questions
Is Pulsar thermal imaging worth the money?
Yes, for buyers who want build quality, software, and resale value. Pulsar’s magnesium bodies, the Stream Vision 2 app, and strong used-market prices justify the premium for many hunters. If you want maximum specifications per euro instead, compare our HIKMICRO and AGM ranges.
What is the difference between Pulsar Axion, Telos, Helion, and Merger?
Axion is the compact monocular line, Telos the modular monocular with rangefinder options, Helion the flagship observation monocular, and Merger the two-eyed binocular series. Talion and Thermion are the riflescopes. Choose by whether you need handheld scanning, two-eyed observation, or a rifle-mounted optic.
Do Pulsar devices work in daylight?
Yes. Thermal detects heat, not light, so Pulsar thermal devices work in daylight, shade, and total darkness, and daylight will not damage the sensor.
Could you let me know if you can ship Pulsar thermal imaging to my country?
We ship across the EU and worldwide, subject to the export rules that apply to thermal optics in some destinations. If unsure, ask us first, and we will confirm before you order.








