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Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 Multispectral Binoculars | 640×480 · sNETD <18 mK · LRF 1500 m | IP67
  • 🌡️ Thermal 640×480 · 12 µm · sNETD <18 mK + 4K digital
  • 🔄 Multispectral fusion thermal + digital in real time
  • 📏 LRF 1,500 m ±1 m · detection range 2,300 m
  • 💾 64 GB · Stream Vision 2 · IP67 · magnesium housing
  • 🔋 Up to 10 h · 2× APS5 included · 4–32×

3'699.00 CHF
incl. 8,1% VAT , Free shipping (Paket)
Old price: 3'890.00 CHF
Available immediately
Deliverydate: 02.10.2026 - 06.10.2026
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Description

Pulsar · Multispectral Binocular · Thermal + 4K

Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50
Multispectral Binocular 640×480 · LRF · IP67

Thermal 640×480 with sNETD <18 mK, 4K digital channel, laser rangefinder 1,500 m and multispectral fusion – all in one IP67 magnesium housing.

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640×480
Thermal sensor
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Fusion
Thermal + 4K digital
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2,300 m
Detection range
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1,500 m
Laser rangefinder
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sNETD <18 mK
Thermal sensitivity
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IP67
Magnesium housing
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up to 10 h
Battery life
📶
Wi-Fi
Stream Vision 2

Multispectral system – thermal, 4K digital and LRF in one housing

The Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 combines three powerful observation systems in a robust magnesium housing: a 640×480 thermal sensor with an outstanding system NETD of <18 mK (better than many higher-resolution devices), a 4K CMOS day camera (3,840×2,160) with 6.5–26× digital zoom and a Class 1 laser rangefinder (905 nm, up to 1,500 m, ±1 m). In multispectral fusion mode, both image signals are overlaid in real time – for maximum situational awareness by day, at dusk and at night.

Pulsar · Thermal · sNETD <18 mK

640×480 thermal sensor with sNETD <18 mK

The uncooled 640×480 thermal sensor with 12 μm pixel pitch and 50 mm F/1.0 germanium lens achieves a system NETD of <18 mK – a thermal sensitivity superior to the DXT50 model. The 4×–32× thermal magnification allows precise long-range observation at a narrow field of view (8.8°). Detection range is 2,300 m for a 1.8 m body.

🔬 640×480 VOx, 12 μm, F/1.0, 50 mm germanium – sNETD <18 mK
📡 Detection range 2,300 m · 4×–32× · FOV 8.8°
🎨 9 thermal colour palettes · EIS · PIP fusion mode

4K digital channel with fusion and PIP mode – day and night

The 4K CMOS digital sensor (3,840×2,160, 50 mm, F/1.8) delivers detail-rich colour images at 6.5–26× magnification and a field of view of 5.8° (10.2 m at 100 m). The integrated 850 nm IR illuminator extends operational use into the night. In fusion mode, the thermal and colour images are overlaid in real time; picture-in-picture mode (PIP) shows both channels simultaneously. All recordings – photo and video with audio – are stored on the 64 GB internal storage and can be managed via the Stream Vision 2 app on a smartphone.

IP67 magnesium housing, LRF 1,500 m and up to 10 h runtime

The magnesium alloy housing is fully dustproof and waterproof to IP67 (short-term submersion up to 1 m). The integrated 905 nm laser rangefinder measures up to 1,500 m at the press of a button with ±1 m accuracy. Two included APS5 battery packs guarantee up to 10 hours of operation – more than the top model DXT50. Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 + 5 GHz) and Bluetooth connect the device to the Stream Vision 2 app for livestream, remote control and firmware updates. The 1/4″ tripod thread enables stable long-term use on tripods.

Key features – Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50

  • 🔬 Thermal sensor 640×480, 12 μm, F/1.0 (50 mm germanium), sNETD <18 mK
  • 🎥 4K CMOS day camera 3,840×2,160, F/1.8 (50 mm), 6.5–26×
  • 📡 Detection range 2,300 m · Thermal 4×–32×, FOV 8.8°
  • 📏 Laser rangefinder 905 nm: up to 1,500 m, ±1 m
  • 🔄 Multispectral fusion + picture-in-picture (PIP), 9 colour palettes, EIS
  • 💡 850 nm IR illuminator (integrated)
  • 🖥️ Dual-AMOLED display 1,920×1,080 px
  • 💾 64 GB internal storage · Wi-Fi dual-band · Bluetooth · Stream Vision 2
  • 💧 IP67 · Magnesium alloy · −25 °C to +50 °C · 1/4″ tripod
  • 🔋 2× APS5 (included), up to 10 h · USB-C (5V/9V) · 1,000 g

For hunters, wildlife observers and security professionals

The Symbion LRF DXR50 is the ideal all-round binocular for demanding missions: superior thermal sensitivity (sNETD <18 mK), long battery life and the robust IP67 housing make it a reliable companion for hunting, wildlife observation, security operations and expeditions – in any weather and at any time of day or night.

🦌Hunting
🦉Wildlife
🛡️Security
🔍Search & Rescue
🏔️Expedition
🎁Premium gift
Technical Specifications

Technical specifications – Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50

ModelPulsar Symbion LRF DXR50
Thermal sensor resolution640×480 px (uncooled)
Pixel pitch12 µm
System NETD (sNETD)<18 mK
Frame rate50 Hz
Thermal lens50 mm / F1.0 (germanium)
Thermal magnification4–32× (base 4×)
Thermal field of view8.8° (15.4 m at 100 m)
Detection range2,300 m
Digital sensor4K CMOS 3,840×2,160
Digital lens50 mm / F1.8
Digital magnification6.5–26×
Digital field of view5.8° (10.2 m at 100 m)
DisplayDual-AMOLED 1,920×1,080 px
Eye relief13 mm
Dioptre adjustment−5 / +5 dpt
Thermal colour palettes9 (incl. white-hot, black-hot, red-hot, rainbow)
Laser rangefinderUp to 1,500 m · ±1 m accuracy · 905 nm
IR illuminator850 nm (integrated)
Electronic image stabilisationYes
Picture-in-picture (PIP)Yes (dual-channel)
Video/photo recordingYes (with audio)
Internal storage64 GB
Wi-FiDual-band 2.4 / 5 GHz
BluetoothYes
AppStream Vision 2 (Android & iOS)
Battery2× APS5 (included)
Battery lifeUp to 10 hours
External chargingUSB-C (5V / 9V)
HousingMagnesium alloy
Protection classIP67
Operating temperature−25 to +50 °C
Tripod thread1/4″
Dimensions207×132×72 mm
Weight1,000 g
Warranty3-year manufacturer warranty (Pulsar) · 2-year Swiss statutory warranty
Package Contents

Box contents – Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50

  • 🔭 Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 multispectral thermal binocular
  • 🔋 2× APS5 battery pack (included)
  • 🔌 Battery charger
  • 🔌 USB-C cable
  • 👜 Carrying case
  • 🧵 Neck/shoulder strap
  • 🧹 Lens cleaning cloth
  • 📄 Quick start guide & user manual
Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions – Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50

Find answers about the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 thermal binoculars – from sensor resolution and thermal sensitivity to fusion mode and Swiss shipping.

What sensor resolution does the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 have?
The Symbion LRF DXR50 uses an uncooled microbolometer with 640×480 pixels at 12 µm pixel pitch and an outstanding sNETD below 18 mK. A 4K CMOS sensor (3840×2160) covers the digital channel. Detection range reaches 2,300 m.
How large and heavy is the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50?
The DXR50 measures 207 × 132 × 72 mm and weighs 1,000 g. The magnesium alloy housing delivers a robust yet manageable form factor. Use the integrated 1/4″ thread for tripod-mounted observation.
What is the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 best suited for?
The Symbion LRF DXR50 is a multispectral binocular for demanding day-and-night observation. Its 4x base magnification and narrower field of view make it especially strong for detail observation at medium to long range. The fusion mode combines thermal and digital images in real time.
What makes the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 stand out from conventional thermal devices?
The DXR50 combines four systems: a 640×480 thermal sensor with sNETD <18 mK (outstanding thermal sensitivity), a 4K digital camera, a real-time fusion mode and a laser rangefinder to 1,500 m. Add dual AMOLED displays, electronic image stabilisation, 64 GB storage and up to 10 hours of battery life.
How does the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 differ from the DXT50?
The key difference is the thermal sensor: the DXR50 has 640×480 pixels (base 4x, sNETD <18 mK), the DXT50 has 1280×1024 pixels (base 2x, sNETD <20 mK). The DXR50 offers better thermal sensitivity and higher base magnification, the DXT50 more spatial detail and a wider field of view. All other features are identical.
How should I care for the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50?
Clean the germanium lens only with the supplied cloth or a dedicated optics brush – never apply cleaning agents. After use in rain, let the device dry before storing it. Charge the APS5 battery packs regularly, even during extended periods of non-use.
How does the dual battery system of the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 work?
The DXR50 runs on two APS5 battery packs delivering up to 10 hours of runtime at 22 °C. Both cells charge simultaneously via USB-C with Power Delivery (5V / 9V). The included charger allows charging outside the device.
What accessories are compatible with the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50?
APS5 battery packs serve as spares (two included). A USB-C PD power bank extends runtime. The Stream Vision 2 app (Android & iOS) lets you stream the live image via dual-band Wi-Fi. For stable observation, a tripod with 1/4″ thread is recommended.
What warranty does the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 carry?
Pulsar provides a 3-year manufacturer warranty covering material and workmanship defects. In Switzerland, the statutory 2-year warranty from the date of purchase applies in addition. At Swiss-Sale.ch, warranty claims are handled directly in Switzerland – no need to ship abroad.
How fast does Swiss-Sale.ch deliver?
Orders placed before 17:00 are usually dispatched on the same business day. We ship via Swiss Post with delivery within 1–2 business days inside Switzerland. Orders over CHF 100 ship free of charge. Every parcel is carefully packed and shipped with tracking.
Why buy the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 from Swiss-Sale.ch?
Swiss-Sale.ch is an official Swiss dealer for Pulsar products. You benefit from fast shipping from within Switzerland with no customs or delays, warranty service handled directly in Switzerland, and personal expert advice on all Pulsar devices.
Is the laser rangefinder of the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 eye-safe?
Yes. The integrated LRF operates at 905 nm and is classified as Class 1 per IEC 60825-1:2014. This is the safest laser classification and fully eye-safe under normal conditions of use. Nevertheless, never intentionally aim the laser at the eyes of people or animals.
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Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 – Multispectral Binocular in Video

The video shows how the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 combines thermal imaging and a digital 4K channel in a single device – designed for reliable target detection by day, dusk and night.

  • Thermal sensor 640 × 480 pixels, 12 µm, NETD ≤ 18 mK
  • Digital 4K day and night vision channel (3840 × 2160)
  • Integrated laser rangefinder up to 1’500 m
  • Picture-in-picture mode merges both channels into a single view
  • Up to 10 hours of runtime with 2× APS5 swappable batteries
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