The Pulsar Telos XQ35 Thermal Monocular delivers high-contrast thermal imaging in a handheld, mountable package. It pairs a 384×288 sensor with 17 µm pixels and a 35 mm objective to render detailed thermal images for observation, scouting, and general-purpose thermal surveillance. The unit includes a 1024×768 AMOLED display, onboard photo/video recording, and wireless streaming to iOS/Android devices. Ergonomic rubber-armored housing, manual focus and zoom rings, and a replaceable Li‑Ion battery pack support extended field use.
Key Specifications
- The sensor resolution is 384×288 with a 17 µm pixel pitch.
- The objective measures 35 mm for the optical assembly.
- Magnification is 3–12× with a 4× zoom option.
- The display is a 1024×768 AMOLED screen for image review and live viewing.
- Detection range is listed as 1300 m / 1,421 yd in the supplied data.
- Records video and photos at 1024×768 (.mp4/.jpg) and includes 64 GB of built-in memory.
- Powered by an LPS 7i Li‑Ion Battery Pack with a stated capacity of 6400 mAh and an operating time of approximately 8.5 hours (at 22°C).
- Supports wireless connectivity via Wi‑Fi (IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac) and streams through the Stream Vision 2 app.
- Body construction is rubber‑armored reinforced plastic with an ergonomic, non-slip finish and ambidextrous handling.
- Includes a 1/4″ mount for tripod or accessory attachment and USB Type‑C power delivery support (5V/9V).
The Telos XQ35 is built for users who need reliable thermal imaging with straightforward controls and durable construction. Its combination of a 35 mm objective, high-sensitivity sensor, clear AMOLED display, and extensive onboard recording and connectivity makes it suitable for extended observation sessions, scouting, or mobile monitoring. The ergonomics and replaceable battery system are designed to keep the unit operational across long outings while offering flexible mounting and streaming options for modern workflows.
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