Wildlife observation
Watch nocturnal animals without disturbing them — through brush, fog, and total darkness.
Thermal binoculars & monoculars
See farther after dark
Professional Pulsar handheld thermal for wildlife observation, property awareness, and outdoor use. Browse here, then buy securely on PulsarNV.com.
- Handheld thermal only
- Binoculars & monoculars
- Free shipping over $1,000 on PulsarNV
- Call 817-761-1771
Six outdoor applications
These devices detect heat — not just light — so they stay useful in darkness, fog, and through dense cover.
Property awareness
Monitor farm perimeters and rural acreage after dark with heat detection, not floodlights.
Livestock & farming
Check animals at night and spot approaching predators without bright lights.
Outdoor recreation
Navigate trails, spot wildlife, and keep camps safer after dark.
Search support
Locate people by body heat through fog, darkness, and rain when visible light fails.
Pest & predator control
Find hogs, coyotes, and nocturnal pests threatening crops or property.
Thermal observation devices
Twelve Pulsar handhelds. Tap any card to purchase on the main Pulsar store.
Binocular
Symbion LRF DXT50
Flagship multispectral binocular — thermal detection plus digital detail for clear ID in the dark, fog, or brush.
- 1280×1024
- 50mm
- LRF
- 2,515 yd
$8,199.97
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Binocular
Symbion LRF DXR50
Long-runtime multispectral binocular for extended night observation across large acreage.
- 640×480
- 50mm
- LRF
- 2,515 yd
$6,199.97
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Binocular
Merger LRF XP50
Balanced thermal binocular with rangefinder — both-eye comfort for long scanning sessions.
- 640×480
- 50mm
- LRF
- 1,968 yd
$5,898.97
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Binocular
Merger LRF XP35
Wider field of view for timber, brush, and mixed terrain where subjects appear close and move fast.
- 640×480
- 35mm
- LRF
- 1,350 yd
$3,699.97
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Binocular
Merger Duo NXP50
Thermal plus digital night channel in one housing — detect heat, then switch for visual detail.
- Dual channel
- 640×480
- IPX7
- 1,969 yd
$6,099.97
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Binocular
Merger LRF XL50
HD thermal binocular for open-country observation where detail at distance matters.
- 1024×768
- 50mm
- LRF
- 2,515 yd
$7,999.97
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Monocular
Telos LRF XT50
Highest-resolution handheld with rangefinder — maximum detail for long-range night observation.
- 1280×1024
- LRF
- 2,515 yd
- Modular
$4,699.97
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Monocular
Telos XL50
HD Telos reach without the rangefinder — modular handheld for extended glassing.
- 1024×768
- 2,515 yd
- Wi-Fi
- Modular
$4,199.97
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Monocular
Oryx LRF XG35
Stable handheld with built-in rangefinder for mid- to long-range heat detection.
- 640×480
- LRF
- 1,950+ yd
- Wi-Fi
$2,999.97
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Monocular
Axion XG35
Compact high-clarity scanner — pocketable thermal for fast property and trail checks.
- 640×480
- Compact
- Wi-Fi
- Recording
$2,499.97
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Monocular
Axion XG30
Most reach in a pocket-sized body — one-handed heat detection for night scouting.
- 640×480
- 1,400 yd
- 8.5 oz
- Wi-Fi
$2,299.97
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Monocular
Axion XQ19
Most accessible thermal handheld — wide field of view for timber and tight terrain.
- 384×288
- 820 yd
- 1.5–6x
- IP67
$1,049.97
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2,515 ydMax detection class
LRFRangefinder models
2 eyesBinocular comfort
1 handMonocular speed
Expertise you can trust
Pulsar thermal optics are offered in the U.S. by Sellmark Corporation in Mansfield, Texas. This marketing site showcases ad-safe handheld binoculars and monoculars for wildlife observation, property awareness, and outdoor use.
Purchases, warranty support, and handheld catalogs live on Pulsar binoculars and monoculars.
- Sellmark Corporation2201 Heritage Parkway, Mansfield, TX 76063
- Customer support817-761-1771 · Support@pulsarnv.com
- Shop & policiesCheckout and legal pages on PulsarNV.com
FAQ
What are thermal binoculars and monoculars used for?
Wildlife observation, property and acreage awareness, livestock checks, outdoor recreation, and search support. They detect heat in darkness, fog, and light rain — seeing what conventional optics miss.
Are thermal observation devices legal?
Yes. Thermal imaging and civilian night vision devices are legal to own and use for lawful observation across the United States when used in accordance with local regulations.
How far can these detect heat signatures?
Detection range varies by model — from compact handhelds for closer work up to long-range units in the 2,000+ yard class. Detection means finding a heat source, not identifying every detail at that distance.
Thermal vs night vision — what’s the difference?
Night vision amplifies available light and needs some light to work. Thermal detects heat and works in total darkness and through light fog, and can reveal warm subjects that night vision misses. Many outdoor users consider both.
Do they work in rain and fog?
Yes for typical outdoor use. Thermal reads heat rather than visible light, so it stays useful in darkness, fog, and light rain. Heavy precipitation can reduce contrast.
Where do I complete a purchase?
Browse devices here, then continue to the binoculars or monoculars catalog to buy. Pricing, shipping, returns, and checkout live on those Pulsar store pages.