Pulsar Helion 2 XQ38F

Product detailed description

The Helion 2 XQ uses a microbolometer with a NETD sensitivity of < 40 millikelvin (mK), which characterizes the sensor's ability to distinguish between two nearby points with the smallest possible temperature difference. The lower the NETD value, the better the sensor can detect small temperature differences between objects and separate them from ambient thermal noise. For example, during precipitation, fog or a cold morning, when the surrounding environment has low temperature contrast and these are the most difficult conditions for thermal imaging, in this case, due to the high sensitivity, the sensor will be able to distinguish the smallest temperature differences and the sight will provide the hunter with a clear image with better contrast.

Large Aperture Lens
The characteristics of the thermal imaging optics are critical to the thermal imaging camera's ability to capture even the lowest levels of temperature radiation. Perfect detection is achieved with the Helion 2 XQ38F (F35 / 1.0) and Helion 2 XQ50F (F50 / 1.0) thermal imaging camera lenses combined with a highly sensitive sensor. The Helion 2 XQ models always provide users with the highest quality, most detailed and high-contrast images, even in rain or fog, when the contrast of the observed scene is minimal.

Full-colour AMOLED display
The full-colour display uses AMOLED technology to provide high contrast between white and black, and displays in very vivid colours. AMOLED technology also has the advantage of smooth displaying without slowdown even at very low temperatures and energy saving.

Image Boost Technology
Image Boost Technology is a patented combination of software algorithms that increase the sharpness of the contours of thermal objects, delivering unparalleled display quality. With Image Boost, the image will appear sharper, with very good rendering of even the smallest details of thermal objects, allowing for better detection and identification.

Durable, reliable, all-metal
The Helion 2 XQ monoculars on have a durable yet lightweight all-metal construction. The scope's parts and components are manufactured with precision accuracy guaranteeing years of flawless operation in a variety of climates and deployment even in difficult terrain.

Variable Digital Zoom
Up to 8x digital zoom, provides better aiming and overall target recognition at longer distances.

Long Detection Distance
Powerful lens combined with a professional temperature sensor with NETD sensitivity < 40 mK provide the instrument with exceptional detection capabilities. A standard 1.8 m object can be detected in complete darkness at a distance of up to 1350 m.

Photo and Video Recorder
The built-in video recorder is a great help for capturing and preserving unique memories. One press of the REC button creates a recording that you can share with friends. The built-in 16Gb memory is used to store hours of video footage or take thousands of pictures. Video is saved with audio, so you can add your own commentary to the footage.

Stream Vision app
Using Wi-Fi, you can connect the Thermion to your smartphone or tablet to view the on-screen image, download recorded videos and photos , remote control , update the software and many other useful features.

Additional features

B-Pack power system

The Helion 2 uses the progressive B-Pack system for power, which consists of a quick-change IPS7 rechargeable battery with a 6.4 A-h capacity and providing up to 8 hours of operation. A more powerful IPS14 battery pack or a container for conventional AA batteries is also available to serve as an off-grid power solution.

External power supply

The Helion 2 thermal imaging cameras can be charged by an external source such as a power bank using the micro USB port. An extended feature is the ability to be powered by an external power supply even in extremely cold conditions that can quickly drain a standard power supply

Graphic rangefinder

The graphic rangefinder is a dynamic rangefinder scale designed to determine the approximate distance of objects with a known height of 1.7 m (deer), 0.7 m (wild boar) and 0.3 m (rabbit).

User-friendly operation
The operation of the Helion 2 thermal imaging camera is simple and intuitive. The controls are positioned for convenient one-handed operation. All settings are clearly arranged in menus. When displaying menus and changing parameter settings, their current values are displayed off-center and illustrated for better readability by shading. This avoids obscuring the center of the image and allows the user to continue to track the target comfortably. Important setting information is always displayed in the lower status bar.

Wide operating temperature range
The use of a frost-resistant AMOLED display and B-Pack power supply in the Accolade 2 thermal imager gives the assurance of a flawless display over an extremely wide operating temperature range from -25 °C ... +50 °C.

50 Hz refresh rate
High frame rate is important when tracking a target with fast motion. The high refresh rate ensures smooth motion display in real time, without slowdown and image tearing.

Software Updates
If a software update is released by the manufacturer, the user has the option of using iOS or Android mobile devices with the Stream Vision Apps to download and upload it to the device.

Specifications
Magnification: 3.0 - 12 (x4 zoom)x
Microbolometer: 384x288 px
NETD: < 40mK
Pixel Size: 17 µm
Display Type: AMOLED
Display Resolution: 1024x768
Frame Rate: 50 Hz
Detection Distance: 1350m
Lens Parameters: F35 / 1.0
Field of View at 100m: 18.7 x 14.0m
Eye relief: 15mm
Power: 3.0 - 4.2 (IPS7 / IPS14) V
Capacity (C): 6400mAh
External Power: 5V - USB
Memory Size: 16GB
Video/Photo Format: .mp4 / .jpg
Video/Photo resolution: 1024x768
Material: Magnesium alloy
Waterproof: IPX7
Thread: 1/4"
Operating temperature: -25 - +50 °C
Wi-Fi: Yes
USB, type: Yes
Operating time ( at t22°C): 9 hrs.
Dimensions: 234.6?55?58mm
Weight: 0.45kg