Thermal Scopes

A thermal scope detects heat signatures emitted by objects and converts them into a visible image. Pulsar thermal scopes use advanced infrared sensors to capture heat differences, making them effective for day and night use, even in complete darkness or adverse weather conditions.

Yes, thermal scopes are designed with hunters in mind. They allow you to detect animals by their heat signatures, even when they are concealed by foliage or camouflaged against their environment. Features like variable zoom, image clarity, and target recognition enhance their usability in the field.

Yes. Unlike night vision devices, thermal scopes are not affected by daylight or bright light. They work effectively in all lighting conditions, making them versatile for 24/7 use.

The detection range varies by model, but Pulsar scopes typically detect heat signatures from distances up to 1,800 metres. Factors like environmental conditions and the size of the target may influence the range.

Yes, many Pulsar thermal scopes come with built-in video recording and photo-taking capabilities. They also feature Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing you to stream or transfer footage to your smartphone or tablet via the Stream Vision app.

Pulsar thermal scopes are equipped with rechargeable batteries, with runtimes ranging from 6 to 8 hours, depending on the model and usage. Additional battery packs are also available for extended operation.

Yes, Pulsar thermal scopes are built to withstand tough outdoor conditions. They are typically rated IPX7 or higher, meaning they are waterproof and can endure rain, snow, and other challenging environments.

Thermal scope regulations vary by country and region. It’s essential to check local laws regarding the use of thermal imaging devices for hunting or other purposes before purchasing or using a Pulsar thermal scope.