Pulsar Axion 2 Compact XG30 Thermal Imaging Monocular
The Pulsar Axion Compact XG30 Thermal Imaging Monocular is an advanced, ultra-portable observation tool engineered for high-performance detection across daytime and nocturnal environments. Designed to operate reliably in severe weather conditions like heavy rain, fog, and smog, the Axion XG30 easily detects hidden targets through tall grass, dense brush, and thick foliage. Unlike traditional optical night-vision units that rely on external infrared illuminators, thermal monoculars process infrared radiation directly and remain immune to sudden bright light exposure Axion XG30 Key Performance Capabilities Sub-25mK Thermal Sensitivity & High Resolution At the heart of the Axion Compact XG30 is an uncooled 640x480 microbolometer thermal sensor featuring a fine 12 μm pixel pitch. Combined with a fast 30mm F1.2 objective lens and a system NETD rating of under 25 mK, it captures rich thermal contrast and micro-temperature differences even during cold mornings or rainstorms. Observed images are displayed on a high-contrast 640x400 AMOLED screen with smooth 50Hz real-time rendering. Extended Range and Precision Zoom With a base optical magnification of 2x and smooth digital zooming up to 16x (or discrete steps of x1, x2, x4, and x8), the monocular provides flexible target recognition across varying distances. Target detection reaches up to 1,300 meters for deer-sized objects, supported by an expansive 14.6 x 9.2 degree field of view (25.6m x 16.0m at 100 meters distance). Practical Field Features Built-in Multimedia & Wireless Integration The integrated video recorder records 960x600 high-resolution photos and video clips directly to 64GB of internal storage. Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) allows real-time streaming, remote control, and cloud storage via the Stream Vision 2 App on Android and iOS devices.