Pulsar Merger LRF XP35

Pulsar Merger LRF XP35 thermal binoculars feature a highly accurate laser rangefinder, an extremely sensitive 640x480 pixel thermal imaging sensor, and up to 7 hours of battery life per charge! They are compact and fit well in hand, enhancing usability and aesthetics. The device has six control buttons placed on top, making them easy to use and allowing access to the most commonly used digital functions with just one press.

Features of the Pulsar Merger LRF XP35:

• Classic design. Convenient size.
  The design of the Merger LRF thermal binoculars is familiar from traditional day binoculars. They are compact, fit well in hand, enhancing usability and aesthetics. The device has six control buttons placed on top, making them easy to use and allowing access to the most commonly used digital functions with just one press.
  
  
• Comfortable viewing experience.
  The optics of the Merger LRF thermal binoculars consider human vision, which is conditioned to receive visual information from two channels simultaneously. Therefore, viewing with two eyes is less tiring than peering with one. The Merger makes it easier to discern small and dim objects, especially in low contrast conditions, with the eyepiece distance adjustable between 63-74 mm to best fit each user.
  
  
• Highly accurate laser rangefinder.
  Knowing the exact distance allows you to effectively assess other potential factors. The internal laser rangefinder can precisely define and display distances to targets (accuracy of ±1 meter) up to a kilometer away. Accurate distance measurement in either Single-Measurement or Scanning mode helps quickly evaluate the situation.
  
  
• Extremely sensitive 640x480 pixel thermal imaging sensor, NETD value less than 25 mK.
  Whether it's rain, blizzard, fog, or early morning cold, Merger's highly sensitive 640x480 pixel thermal imaging sensor (NETD