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PULSAR Symbion DXT50 LRF

SKU: WA-2795

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Delivery time: ca. 3 weeks (DE - int. shipments may differ)

Available from: 16.03.2026 (Pre-orders possible)

Available immediately
Delivery time: ca. 3 weeks (DE - int. shipments may differ)

Pulsar Symbion LRF DXT50 – Multispectral Premium Binocular with 4K Digital Optics, Thermal Imaging & Laser Rangefinder

Three perspectives on the field – a multispectral powerhouse for day, twilight, and night

Multispectral system: Thermal imaging combined with digital 4K day & night vision in a single device
Laser rangefinder up to 1,500 m with ±1 m measurement accuracy
High-resolution thermal sensor: 1280×1024 VOx (12 µm) with extremely high sensitivity of < 20 mK sNETD
50 mm objective lens with up to 2,300 m detection range
Electronic image stabilisation for steady observation at high magnification
Full-HD AMOLED displays (1920×1080) with high contrast
Integrated 850 nm IR illuminator for observation in complete darkness

The Pulsar Symbion LRF DXT50 was designed for users who want full control over their observation area at all times – regardless of time of day, lighting conditions, or weather. In a single, premium observation system, the Symbion combines 4K digital optics for daytime use, 4K digital night vision, and a high-resolution thermal imaging channel. This multispectral concept is complemented by a next-generation laser rangefinder capable of measuring distances up to 1,500 metres with an accuracy of ±1 metre.

The thermal channel of the Symbion LRF DXT50 sets new standards: the powerful 1280×1024 thermal sensor with 12 µm pixel pitch delivers exceptionally high-contrast images and reveals even the smallest heat signatures – through dense vegetation and at distances of up to 2,300 metres. Thanks to its extremely high thermal sensitivity of <20 mK sNETD, the device excels particularly in challenging conditions. Fog, rain, high humidity, or snow are no obstacle when conventional optics have long reached their limits.

Alongside this, the digital 4K channel provides brilliant full-colour images during the day and clear, high-contrast views at twilight. At night, the Symbion seamlessly switches to black-and-white mode, supported by an integrated, focusable IR illuminator. This can be conveniently adjusted via a slider on the front of the device, allowing range and focus to be precisely matched to the observed object – ideal for extended observation sessions from daylight well into the night.

The true strength of the Symbion lies in the interaction of both channels. At the push of a button, users can switch between thermal and digital views or utilise both simultaneously: the intuitive Picture-in-Picture function displays a secondary image window in the upper part of the screen, combining detection and identification in a single view. This allows thermal signatures to be visually confirmed instantly – a decisive advantage for reliable target identification.

Both channels benefit from the high-quality 50 mm f/1.0 germanium objective lens. It offers a wide field of view of 17.5° (30.7 m at 100 m) in thermal mode and 5.8° (10.2 m at 100 m) in digital mode, making it easier to quickly locate and track game or other objects. For closer inspection, a generous magnification range is available: 2–16× in thermal mode and 6.5–26× in digital mode, each maintaining excellent image quality throughout the entire zoom range.

Additional confidence in the field is provided by the integrated laser rangefinder. With a range of up to 1,500 m and high measurement precision, it delivers reliable distance data at the press of a button – a valuable aid for situational assessment, navigation, or in combination with ballistic applications.

Even when on the move, the image remains steady and clear. The electronic image stabilisation effectively compensates for camera shake – whether tracking moving game, observing from a vehicle, or operating on uneven terrain. This keeps the focus firmly on what matters most.

To adapt perfectly to different scenarios, nine colour palettes are available. Classic modes such as White Hot, Black Hot, or Red Hot support detection, while Rainbow or Ultramarine enhance identification. For extended night-time observation, eye-friendly palettes such as Sepia, Violet, or the new green colour palette are available, mimicking the look of traditional night vision.

The operating concept of the Symbion is deliberately inspired by classic binoculars. A newly developed control ring and separate focusing knobs enable intuitive one-handed operation, precise focusing, and convenient menu and zoom control – even when wearing gloves.

Manufactured from a robust magnesium alloy and certified to IP67, the Symbion LRF DXT50 is built for demanding outdoor use. Rain, dust, fog, snow, and temperatures from -25 to +50 °C have no impact on performance or reliability. Additional rubber eyecup covers protect the eyepieces during transport, and the integrated ¼" tripod mount allows stationary operation – ideal for extended nature or field observation.

Power is supplied by a removable, rechargeable battery, providing up to 8 hours of operating time depending on temperature. For longer missions, the device can also be powered externally via USB-C.

So that no moment is missed, the Symbion features integrated photo and video recording with audio. Recordings are stored on the internal 64 GB memory or transmitted wirelessly to mobile devices via the Stream Vision 2 app. Using Wi-Fi (2.4/5 GHz), users can stream live images, manage files, remotely control the device, and conveniently install firmware updates.

Technical Data – Pulsar Symbion DXT50 LRF
Thermal sensor	1280×1024 pixels @12 µm, VOx
Frame rate	50 Hz
Pixel pitch	12 µm
sNETD	< 20 mK
NETD	< 40 mK
Objective lens	50 mm, F1.0
Detection range	2300 m
Magnification (thermal)	2.0 – 16.0×
Field of view (H × V)	17.5° / 30.7 m
Optical sensor
Max. resolution (optical)	3840 × 2160 pixels
Focal length (optical)	50 mm, F1.8
Magnification (optical)	6.5 – 26.0×
Field of view (optical, H × V)	5.8° / 10.2 m
IR wavelength	850 nm
Display	MicroLED (AMOLED), 1920 × 1080 pixels
Colour palettes	9
Eye relief	13 mm
Dioptre adjustment	-5D to +3D
Brightness adjustment	Yes
Laser rangefinder	Yes, up to 1500 m
Measurement accuracy	± 1 m
Stream Vision 2	Yes
Stream Vision Ballistics	Yes
Video recording	Yes
Photo capture	Yes
Audio recording	Yes
Standby mode	Yes
Memory	Internal memory, 64 GB
Picture-in-Picture (PiP)	Yes
Battery type	Replaceable and rechargeable Li-ion battery
Battery life	≥ 8 h
Interfaces	USB-C
Protection rating	IP67
Dimensions	207 mm × 132 mm × 72 mm
Weight	1000 g (with battery)
Operating temperature	-25 °C to +50 °C
Mounting interface	1/4" tripod thread

Scope of delivery:

PULSAR Symbion LRF DXT50
APS5 battery
APS battery charger
USB cable
Carrying case
Neck strap
Eyepiece and objective lens covers
Lens cleaning cloth
User manual

Item information	Value
Sensor resolution:	1280 x 1024 px
Category:	Thermal imaging binocular
Sensor sensitivity:	≤ 20 mK
Field of View (100m):	23-45m
Display type:	AMOLED
Replacable batterie:	Yes
Display resolution:	1920 x 1080 px
Long range finder:	Yes
Range:	2300 m
Focal length:	50 mm
Magnification:	1.7-2.5 x
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