Pulsar Telos Modular Thermal Optics with Integrated LRF

The Pulsar Telos platform is built around adaptability. Designed as a modular thermal system, Telos optics deliver long-range detection, integrated laser rangefinding, and rugged ergonomics in handheld formats suited for serious night hunting, scouting, and observation work. Whether configured as a monocular or binocular, Telos units are made for users who spend long hours behind thermal glass and demand clarity, balance, and reliability.

Other Offerings: For rifle-mounted thermal solutions, explore our thermal riflescopes. For compact handheld scanning, browse thermal monoculars. For extended glassing with reduced eye strain, see thermal binoculars.

Buyer’s Guide: Choosing the Right Telos Model

Choosing the right Telos optic depends on how far you need to detect targets, how much detail you want at distance, and whether you prefer monocular portability or binocular comfort. All Telos LRF models share the same design philosophy: long-range performance, stable handheld use, and accurate ranging.

Sensor Resolution

Telos LRF XL50 uses a 1280×1024 @ 12µm sensor for maximum image detail and the strongest digital zoom performance. Telos LRF XP50 and XG50 use 640×480 sensors optimized for long-range detection with strong contrast. Telos LRF XQ35 uses a 384×288 sensor for a lighter, more compact setup focused on efficiency and wide field of view.

Monocular vs. Binocular Configuration

Telos monoculars prioritize mobility and one-handed operation, making them ideal for scouting ahead of a stalk or checking large areas quickly. The Telos LRF XG50 binocular provides a more natural, fatigue-reducing viewing experience for extended observation sessions.

Laser Rangefinder (LRF)

All Telos models listed here include an integrated laser rangefinder, allowing precise distance measurement to animals, terrain features, or points of interest before transitioning to a riflescope or repositioning.

Ergonomics and Modularity

The Telos platform is designed for balance and stability during handheld use. Its modular architecture supports future upgrades and serviceability, making it a long-term investment for users who rely heavily on thermal optics.

Functions of Telos Thermal Optics

Telos optics are built for detection, ranging, and extended observation in conditions where visible-light optics fail. They excel as primary scanning tools, helping users locate heat signatures long before a rifle is ever raised.

• Thermal detection independent of ambient light
• Integrated laser rangefinder for precise distance confirmation
• Comfortable handheld ergonomics for long sessions
• Onboard photo and video recording
• WiFi connectivity via Stream Vision 2

Telos Model Comparison

Extended Use Cases

Night Hunting and Scouting

• Locate animals before they move into shooting range
• Range targets accurately before setting up a shot
• Scan wide areas without pointing a rifle

Long Observation Sessions

• Use binocular configuration to reduce eye strain
• Maintain situational awareness during extended sits
• Record movement patterns for future planning

Land Management and Property Monitoring

• Check large properties, fence lines, and fields at night
• Document wildlife activity or trespassers
• Operate reliably in fog, cold, and low-visibility conditions

Tips for Optimizing Telos Performance

• Scan at lower magnification to maintain field of view
• Use the LRF to confirm distance before repositioning
• Switch palettes to improve contrast in changing terrain
• Carry spare batteries for extended nights in the field
• Record scouting footage to review patterns later

Additional Resources & Guides

• When One Is Better Than None
• A Night to Remember
• Butcher Shoppe Miss

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