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Thermal imaging binoculars based on the experience gained in the production of Helion series thermal imagers, with a microbolometer with a resolution of 384 x 288 pixels . The device allows you to observe warm lenses the size of a man at a distance of up to 1350 meters . Thanks to the use of a microbolometer with a pixel size of 17 micrometers, with a refresh rate of 50 Hz, a very sharp image was obtained, free from blurring even in the case of observation of fast moving objects. The use of two independent displays and viewfinders significantly improves the comfort of observation. The magnification can be digitally changed in the range from 3.1 to 12.4x (digital magnification 1x / 2x / 4x, the basic optical magnification is 3.1x).
The image can be adjusted to your needs by adjusting the contrast, brightness and selecting one of the eight available color palettes. As in the Helions produced so far, we have a stadiametric rangefinder at our disposal, which allows for an approximate determination of the distance to an object of known dimensions. The binoculars have a built-in WiFi module that allows you to connect to a mobile device on which you can run the StreamVision application. This application allows you to remotely observe the image obtained by the thermal imager, it also allows you to control the binoculars via a smartphone or tablet. Easily replaceable IPS5 type batteries are used for power supply, allowing for 7 hours of continuous operation . Optionally, IPS10 batteries with twice the capacity can be attached to the Imager.
The Pulsar Accolade XQ38 is equipped with an f / 1.2 lens and a focal length of 38 mm. With such parameters, it is possible to observe objects at a distance of up to 1,350 meters with a field of view of over 9 degrees.
The binoculars are fully waterproof, withstands immersion to a depth of 1 meter within one hour, and are also fully dustproof.
LRF version - with a built-in infrared laser rangefinder - wavelength 905 nm, range up to 1000 meters, measuring accuracy +/- 1 m. The most important features of Pulsar Accolade: Thermal binoculars provide unparalleled comfort , especially during long observations. Thanks to the double visor, we reduce the effect of "tired eyes" to a minimum. Importantly, its dimensions are not much larger than monocular thermal imagers. It is worth noting that the interpupillary distance of the eyepieces is regulated so that each user can precisely adjust them to their distance between the eyes . - Built-in laser rangefinder
In the "LRF" versions, Accolade has a built-in laser rangefinder that does not increase its dimensions. It is the only device of this type on the market! Accolade thermal imagers are equipped with modern high-resolution 640x480 transducers in XP versions and well-developed, perfectly designed 384x288 transducers in XQ versions . Pulsar Accolade offers 4x digital zoom in XQ versions and as many as 8x in XP versions. Thanks to this, depending on the model, we have an magnification of up to 20x . The device is IPX7 waterproof , which means that it is completely waterproof (immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes). Intuitive operation combined with modern technology gives us an effective, but also comfortable to use thermal imager. - Built-in video / photo recorder with 8 GB memory
The Imager has a built-in 8 GB photo and video recorder . The microUSB socket allows you to transfer the recordings from the night vision device to the computer. Accolade thermal imagers can communicate with external mobile devices on which, using the free , dedicated StreamVision application, you can view the image, control night vision functions, and even carry out live transmission using YouTube. - Powered by dedicated batteries of the B-Pack system
Pulsar offers a wide range of batteries for the Accolade series: IPS5, IPS7, IPS10, IPS14. The "display OFF" function instantly turns on / off the display without turning off the device, which saves battery energy and makes it easier to remain unnoticed in the dark. - Frost-resistant AMOLED displays with a resolution of 640x480 pixels
High resolution displays (640x480 pixels) combined with high resistance to extreme temperatures ensure that the device will not disappoint us even in the most difficult conditions. The use of high-quality germanium optics ensures the detection range (depending on the version) up to 1800 m (XP50). It allows you to enlarge the central part of the image in a specially displayed window. The additional window only takes up 10% of the total display area. Various color palettes of the image are available - the user has at their disposal as many as 8 versions. Accolade thermal imagers can be used at any time of the year - the device operates in the range from -25 to +50 degrees Celsius . Thanks to the stadiometric rangefinder, we can easily determine the distance to a target of a known size. Even when observing moving objects, the image is smooth and the observation is comfortable thanks to the refresh rate of 50 Hz . • construction: thermal imaging binoculars
• detector: uncooled microbolometer
• resolution: 384 x 288 pixels / 17 µm
• refresh rate: 50 Hz
• range of observation: 1350 m
• minimum magnification: 3.1x
• digital zoom: 2x, 4x
• maximum magnification: 12.4x
• lens: F / 1.2
• display: AMOLED 640 x 480 pixels
• distance from the eye: 50 mm
• field of view: 9.8 ° / 171 m / 1000 m
• diopter correction: +/- 5 diopters
• minimum observation distance: 3 m
• tightness class: IPX7
• batteries: IPS5
• working time: 7 hours
• external power supply: 5V
• Wi-Fi module: yes
• network operation range: up to 15 m
• internal memory: 8 GB
• temperature: -25 - 50 ° C
• dimensions: 164 x 130 x 64 mm
• weight: 600 g 3 years
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