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Description

The Pulsar Symbion LRF DXT50 multispectral binoculars (brand part no. PL77456) combine a thermal sensor, a 4K digital sensor and an integrated laser rangefinder in one rugged housing. The thermal channel uses a 1280×1024 sensor for detecting heat signatures in any condition, and the digital channel handles daytime and twilight observation. Pulsar built in an infrared illuminator and a picture-in-picture mode so you can view both channels at once. With a wide thermal field of view, it is aimed at hunters and spotters who need to scan forests and mixed terrain.

Key Specifications

  • The thermal sensor is 1280×1024 at 12 microns, an uncooled microbolometer that picks up heat signatures.
  • The digital sensor is a 4K CMOS at 3840×2160 for daytime and twilight observation.
  • Thermal magnification runs 2x to 24x, and digital magnification runs 6.5x to 26x.
  • Both channels use an F50 objective lens, and the thermal field of view is 17.5 degrees.
  • The thermal detection range is 2300 meters, which suits glassing across open country.
  • The integrated laser rangefinder measures out to 1500 meters with an accuracy of plus or minus 1 meter.
  • The display is a 1920×1080 MicroLED (AMOLED) screen, which keeps the image sharp in both channels.
  • An 850 nm LED infrared illuminator adds visibility in low light on the digital channel.
  • Power comes from two external APS5 battery packs, rated for about 8 hours of operation, with USB Type-C external power.
  • The body is magnesium alloy with IP67 waterproofing, and the binoculars weigh about 1 kilogram with batteries.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does multispectral mean on the Symbion? It means the binoculars combine a thermal channel with a 4K digital channel, so you can use heat detection at night and full-color imaging in daylight or twilight.

Does the DXT50 have a rangefinder? Yes. The Symbion LRF has an integrated laser rangefinder that measures out to 1500 meters with an accuracy of plus or minus 1 meter.

How is the Symbion powered? It runs on two external APS5 battery packs, rated for about 8 hours, and it can also use external 5V or 9V power through USB Type-C.

Buy the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXT50 Multispectral Binoculars

Scanning big country is easier when one device handles heat, daylight and distance. The Symbion LRF DXT50 pairs a high-resolution thermal sensor with a 4K digital channel and a rangefinder, all in a waterproof magnesium body. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, direct shipping, and browse more thermal sights while you are here.

Additional Information

UPC

840284903044

Manufacturer

Pulsar

Manufacturer Part Number

PL77456

Model

Symbion LRF

Power

2-16X

Product Type

Thermal Optic

Reticle

Multiple

Shipping Weight

5.93