Pulsar Telos LRF XG50 Thermal Imaging Monocular - PL77514

SKU:
126512471
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UPC:
810119016591
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MPN:
PL77514
$3,999.97
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Objective:
50mm
Min Magnification:
3x
Max Magnification:
14x
Battery Size:
Li-Ion Battery Pack
Diopter Adjustment:
-5/+4
Field of View:
8.80 x 6.60 Degrees
Resolution:
640x480, 12 Microns, 50 Hz
Weight:
25.40 oz

The Pulsar Telos LRF XG50 is a compact thermal imaging monocular built for hunters, tactical operators, and outdoor enthusiasts who need reliable heat detection in total darkness or low-visibility conditions. This uncooled thermal optic combines a 640x480 resolution sensor with 3.5–14× magnification and a 50mm objective lens, giving you the thermal detection range and optical clarity to locate and identify game or threats at distance without giving away your position with visible light.

What sets the Telos LRF XG50 apart is its balance of performance and portability. The 1024×768 AMOLED display is bright and sharp, the 8.5-hour battery runtime keeps you in the field on a single charge, and the 64GB onboard storage means you can record thermal video and stills (.mp4 and .jpg) without fumbling for external cards. Built-in Wi-Fi (dual-band 2.4/5 GHz) lets you stream and control the monocular via the Stream Vision 2 app on your phone, a handy feature for glassing tough terrain or sharing what you're seeing with a hunting partner.

The Telos LRF XG50 is rated IP67 waterproof and operates from –25 to +40°C, so it handles rain, snow, and temperature swings without issue. Its rubber-armored body and compact 238×72×90mm footprint make it easy to carry in a pack or mount on a rifle or helmet via the 1/4" standard mount. The included LPS 7i lithium-ion battery pack (6400 mAh) tops up via USB Type-C Power Delivery, so you can recharge from any modern power bank or charger in the field.

Key Features

  • 640×480 thermal sensor with <40 mK NETD for crisp heat imagery
  • 3.5–14× magnification zoom with 50mm objective lens
  • 2300m detection range for long-distance spotting
  • 1024×768 AMOLED display—bright, high-contrast readout
  • Records thermal video (.mp4) and photos (.jpg) to 64GB internal storage
  • Wi-Fi streaming and remote control via Stream Vision 2 smartphone app
  • 8.5-hour battery life per LPS 7i charge
  • IP67 waterproof, operates –25 to +40°C
  • Compact, 0.58 kg body (without battery) with rubber armor
  • USB Type-C charging—compatible with any USB-PD power source

Specifications

Sensor TypeUncooled microbolometer
Sensor Resolution640×480 pixels @ 12 μm
NETD<40 mK
Frame Rate50 Hz
Magnification3.5–14× (with 4× digital zoom)
Objective LensF50 / 1.0
Field of View (H×V)8.8° × 6.6° (at 100 m: 15.4 m × 11.5 m)
Eye Relief14 mm
Detection Range2300 m
Display1024×768 AMOLED
Recording Resolution1024×768 (video/photo)
Recording Format.mp4 video, .jpg photos
Internal Storage64 GB
Wi-FiIEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac (dual-band: 2.4 GHz / 5 GHz, WPA)
Battery TypeLPS 7i Li-Ion (6400 mAh)
Runtime8.5 hours (at 22°C)
ChargingUSB Type-C Power Delivery (5V / 9V)
Waterproof RatingIP67
Operating Temperature–25°C to +40°C
Mount Type1/4" standard
Body MaterialRubber-armored reinforced plastic
Dimensions238 mm × 72 mm × 90 mm
Weight0.58 kg (body only) / 0.72 kg (with LPS 7i battery)

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a thermal monocular and night vision?

Thermal imaging detects heat (infrared radiation) emitted by living things and warm objects, so it works in complete darkness and through smoke, dust, and light fog. Night vision amplifies available light, so it needs at least starlight to function and won't see through heavy obscuration. The Telos LRF XG50 is thermal, meaning it's independent of ambient light.

Can I record what I see and save it to review later?

Yes. The Telos LRF XG50 has 64 GB of onboard storage and records thermal video in .mp4 format and photos in .jpg. You can review files on the device or transfer them via Wi-Fi to your phone or computer using the Stream Vision 2 app.

How long does the battery last, and what charger do I need?

The included LPS 7i Li-Ion battery pack (6400 mAh) runs for 8.5 hours at 22°C. It charges via USB Type-C Power Delivery (5V or 9V input), so you can use any USB-PD charger—your phone charger, a USB-C power bank, or a vehicle 12V inverter in the field.

Is the Telos LRF XG50 weatherproof for hunting in rain or snow?

Yes. It's rated IP67 waterproof, meaning it's sealed against rain, splashes, and brief immersion. It also operates across –25°C to +40°C, so it handles winter hunts, high-altitude cold, and summer heat without issue.