PULSAR MERGER DUO
The Merger Duo NXP50 is Pulsar’s first multispectral binocular. It combines thermal and digital channels to provide exceptional detection, recognition, and identification capabilities for day and night observation.
The Merger Duo NXP50 offers several observation modes:
- The highly capable thermal channel ensures extreme thermal sensitivity, making it unbeatable for detection and observation in any weather conditions and at various distances.
- The full-HD resolution ultra-low-light night vision reveals intricate details and features of the observed object.
- The Picture-in-Picture mode combines both channels, ensuring comprehensive situational awareness and preventing you from missing any details.
Pulsar
PULSAR MERGER DUO NXP50
Thermal, digital and combined viewing modes
The Pulsar Merger Duo multispectral binoculars support several observation modes. The thermal image mode is used for animal detection and observation in any weather conditions, while the digital image mode maintains improved target identification capability in full-HD resolution. The “Picture-in-Picture” function allows images from both optical channels to be displayed simultaneously, prioritising the thermal or digital image.
Highly sensitive thermal sensor
Highly sensitive 640×480 pixel @ 17 µm thermal imaging sensor with NETD <25mK ensures stunning thermal image quality and perfect detail recognition even in the hardest weather conditions, when thermal contrast is low. The smallest temperature differences will be clearly visible during the rainfall, fog or cold mornings, in the most difficult conditions for thermal imager.
Extra low-light Full-HD digital night vision
The image generated by the Merger Duo NXP50 digital night channel features high definition and high-quality detail processing. Silhouettes, anatomical differences, behavioral peculiarities – HD-resolution electronics display the trophy qualities of an animal, giving the hunter the information needed for good decision-making on a shot.
IR illuminator
The Merger Duo NXP50 comes with an attachable invisible 940 nm IR illuminator with adjustable spot positioning. It increases the image detail in the digital channel during a pitch-black night, making the device among the most powerful and simply the best multispectral binoculars in the market.
User mode
Use the brightness and contrast adjustments to maximise the detail and informative value of the image in specific observation conditions. The User Mode function saves selected brightness and contrast settings in the device’s memory providing optimal image quality for the next use of the thermal imager immediately, with no additional adjustments needed.
Other features
Small yet incredibly powerful, the APS batteries power up various Pulsar units for many hours.
User manuals