Pulsar Telos LRF XP50 – New Thermal Imaging Device Product Description The Telos LRF XP50 is the first model in the new Pulsar Telos series, a completely newly developed line of thermal imaging handheld devices. Ergonomic design Excellent handling Suitable for both left- and right-handed users The device is also available without a rangefinder; however, we exclusively offer the LRF version, as the additional cost is especially worthwhile for night-time use. Integrated Laser Rangefinder (LRF) Range: up to 1000 m High measurement accuracy → Enables fast and precise situation assessment, especially in low-visibility conditions Completely New Control Concept Focus and zoom controlled via the objective lens Continuous (stepless) zoom → Ensures fast and intuitive operation Outstanding Thermal Sensitivity NETD: < 18 mK → Extremely high sensitivity → Detection of even the smallest temperature differences → Sets new benchmarks in thermal imaging technology Future-Proof & Expandable The Telos series is: Upgradeable and expandable → New features can be added in the future → Updates are subject to a fee Ergonomics & Handling Fully ambidextrous (left- and right-handed use) New housing design Non-slip rubber coating → Secure grip even under demanding conditions Integrated Recorder & Wi-Fi 32 GB internal storage Recording of: Photos Videos Integrated Wi-Fi module Functions: Data transfer via app Firmware updates Power Supply LPS 7i Li-Ion quick-change battery Runtime: over 8 hours Key Features: Direct charging via USB-C Compatible with standard power adapters Fast charging (Power Delivery) → Quick and easy recharging Optional Accessories Additional spare battery available

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