Description

The perfect hunting companion in the field

The Pulsar Helion 2 XQ50F is extremely compact and robust thanks to its lightweight magnesium alloy housing. The high structural strength and resistance to external mechanical and climatic influences make it the ideal hunting companion in any weather.

The area of ​​application includes professional and semi-professional use, including hunting, scouting, animal observation and rescue operations, but the XQ50F handheld thermal imaging device is also the right choice in civil defense or security areas.

High-resolution thermal imaging sensor

Thanks to the NETD <40 mK thermal imaging sensor, the Helion 2 thermal imaging devices provide a precise detailed definition of the object image under poor weather conditions such as rain or fog.

Full color HD AMOLED display

The new AMOLED display with 1024×768 HD resolution offers improved color reproduction, economical power consumption, high contrast and fast response time, providing clear and smooth images when observing on the move or in cold conditions.

Impact-resistant magnesium alloy housing

The lightweight housing made of magnesium alloy is characterized by high structural strength and resistance to external mechanical and climatic influences. The material of the housing effectively extracts and dissipates the heat generated by the operation of electronic components, ensuring stable operation of the thermal imager and high image quality during long-term observation.

Observation distance 1800 meters

The effective range of an object of size (1,8x0,5 m) under field conditions (a person in outerwear, in the field with the forest in the background) is up to 1800 meters, depending on the model.

B pack power supply

Helion thermal imaging devices have an autonomous B-Pack power supply. It consists of a quick-change IPS7 power supply unit that guarantees 10-13 hours of operation in the highest activated mode. Powerful IPS14 battery packs, as well as CR123A and AA battery compartments are also available and ensure a perfect operating mode.

Stadiametric range finder

Helion has an integrated stadiametric rangefinder, which is displayed as a scale and precisely measures the distance to the observation object of a certain size (deer - 1,7 m; wild boar - 0,7 m; hare - 0,3 m) and on the screen displays.

hue palettes

In addition to the popular “white hot” and “black hot” mapping, the Helion offers 8 color palettes for accurate color reproduction of the temperature map. Transitioning from a color palette to the default “white hot” function is also quick and easy.

Remote control and live internet streaming

A highlight of Helion is the ability to connect the device to the Android or iOS mobile device with the Stream Vision app activated via Wi-Fi. Stream Vision App Firmware connects your Helion thermal imaging device with Android/iOS smartphone or tablet and allows you to receive recorded files in real-time mode, remotely control your Helion using your smartphone, and transfer recorded videos to YouTube online.

Variable magnification

Variable zoom, up to 18x, offers wider focus and better object detection at greater distances.

Image Boost Technology

The proprietary Image Boost technology from Pulsar consists of software algorithms designed to improve image sharpness and overall image detail. Image Boost results in a sharper, more detailed field of view and improved object identification capabilities.

Completely waterproof

Helion thermal imaging devices can be operated in precipitation of any intensity. Thanks to IPX7 (IEC 60529), heavy rain or snow will not cause any damage.

Upgradable firmware

The Stream Vision app, which is compatible with iOS and Android, was developed for the initial installation and additional updates. Stream Vision always provides you with the latest versions of the firmware.

External power supply

Helion thermal imaging devices have a micro-USB interface that enables power from external power supply units such as power banks. The power bank supplies the device even in extremely cold weather and protects it from rapid discharge.

user interface

The Helion 2 was designed to be easy to use. The devices have a simple menu, an easy-to-read display, can be controlled with pictograms and are characterized by an alphanumeric status line in the upper part of the display. Internal menu items are displayed on the high-contrast background so you can adjust your device without losing sight of what's happening.

Power saving mode

If observation needs to be stopped for a short time, the user can activate the power saving function (switching off the display). This function guarantees the shooter to avoid unmasking by the residual light from the device. Of course also between observation approaches and a new start. (The display remains switched off, although all other systems continue to function. To activate the device you only need to switch on the display).

Large temperature range

The frost-resistant AMOLED display with a resolution of 1024×768 pixels ensures trouble-free operation at extreme temperatures of -25°C – +50°C.

Remote control (optional)

An ergonomically designed remote control panel with a control wheel offers absolutely easy control.

Effective temperature stabilization of the sensor

The cooling fins on the device housing prevent the sensor and other components from overheating.

Conclusion for this Pulsar Helion 2 XQ50F handheld thermal imaging device:

The Pulsar Helion 2 XQ50F is perfect for the field hunter. With a 4,5x basic magnification combined with a very long detection range of 1800 meters and the 50mm lens, the XQ50F thermal imaging monocular is ideal for hunting in the field or on large green areas. It's in this price range Pulsar XQ50F a clear buy recommendation which stands out next to its competitors, such as the Infiray E3MaxV2 or one Infiray FL35R ranks well.