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Pulsar Wildlife Alaris XQ30
$2,099.00
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Pulsar Wildlife Alaris XQ30

Price
$2,099.00   

 The Pulsar Wildlife Alaris XQ30 is part of the new Pulsar Wildlife thermal range, specifically designed for wildlife observation. A limited sample shipment  has arrived in Australia and is available now. 

The Alaris XQ30 is the Pulsar Wildlife entry thermal monocular , offering good vision of something like a Dunnart close, a Quoll at medium distances and can detect a Big Red Kangaroo at a kilometre (though without any definition to id it). Working distance is much less. Like every bino and monocular in the Pulsar Wildlife range, it has the ability to take pictures and record video. It also has the ability to live stream to a phone or tablet so you can share your vision with a partner or group.

The Alaris XQ30 is a capable thermal monocular engineered for field observers demanding reliable performance in a portable format. Its 384×288 thermal sensor with 17µm resolution and 30mm f/1.2 lens achieves heat source detection to 1050 metres, whilst the <20mK sNETD specification maintains low thermal noise for consistent image quality. Three selectable sensitivity amplification modes, combined with adaptive filtration and independent brightness and contrast adjustment, allow users to optimise thermal rendering across varying atmospheric and environmental conditions. The 13.3° field of view (23.3 metres @ 100 metres) facilitates efficient area scanning whilst the Picture-in-Picture feature permits detailed subject examination without losing situational context.

The 600×400 AMOLED display renders thermal data with sharp definition and accurate colour representation, performing reliably even in cold conditions. Constructed from magnesium alloy, the device balances durability with thermal efficiency—the chassis actively dissipates internal heat, reducing electronic noise and sustaining consistent operation during prolonged use. IPX7 waterproofing provides protection against heavy precipitation. Four control buttons positioned along the top enable intuitive operation with minimal hand repositioning. The quick-change APS3 battery delivers approximately 8 hours of observation time, with USB Type-C fast charging for convenient battery replenishment. Eight colour palette options allow users to select optimal thermal rendering for specific observation tasks. Integrated still image and video recording with generous onboard storage enables immediate field documentation. The Wild Vision app provides wireless connectivity for remote device control, real-time setting adjustments, and over-the-air firmware updates via Android or iOS devices.

Specifications

Thermal Sensor 384×288, 17µm
NETD <25 mK
sNETD* <20 mK
Frame Rate 50 Hz
Objective Lens 30mm f1.2
Magnification 2.0-8.0 x
FOV 23.3 m @ 100 m
Display 640×400 AMOLED
Detection Range 1050m
Video Recorder Yes, with audio
Video Resolution 528×400
Video Format .mp4/.jpg
Built-In Memory 16 GB
Wireless Protocol Wi-Fi
Wireless Standard IEEE 802.11 b/g/n/ac (WPA)
Frequency 2.4 / 5 GHz
Degree of Protection IPX7 (waterproof)
Operating Temperature Range -25 – +40 °C
Compatible Mounts 1/4″
Supported Application Wild Vision
Output Voltage 4.2-3.0 V
Battery Type APS3 replaceable battery (3.2 Ah)
Battery Capacity 3200 mAh
Operating Time (at T=22°C) Up to 8 hours
External Power Supply 5V (USB)
Body Material Magnesium Alloy
Dimensions 144 x 41 x 69 mm
Weight 300 g

 

*sNETD (System NETD) refers to the sensor’s capabilities with additional help from software algorithms.

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Pulsar Wildlife Thermal Monoculars & Binos
Why a Wildlife specific Thermal?

Conventional thermal monoculars and thermal binoculars like standard Pulsar thermals and all the Chinese thermals available in Australia are optimised, correctly so, for night use. The Pulsar Wildlife series also has the ability to be used at times like dusk and dawn with far better results, due to a better capability to deal with warm backgrounds. For example, looking across a bush setting with setting daylight in the background. Get much more use out of your thermal and better results. That said, no thermal can look up at a eucalypt in the bright midday sun and detect koalas. The sun is so much hotter. No one gets sunburnt or heatstroke from holding a koala, but thousands do from the sun even though it is 150 million kilometres away!

Pulsar Wildlife thermal monoculars and thermal binoculars have a palette designed for long term observation or surveying which is easier on the eye when used for long periods.

There is also a considerable difference between looking for something like a Dunnart or Fairy Wren and looking for a feral pest species or human - also the distances most are observed at. Pulsar Wildlife firmware is optimised to take these size and distance differences in to account , with further firmware updates planned. This firmware is Wildlife specific models only.

Made In Europe

The Pulsar Wildlife Thermal monocular and binocular series is Made in Europe. This brings a requirement for longevity of the product, serviceability, recycle-ability and availability of spare parts over the service life. There is a very comprehensive range of spares and very well equipped service facility available in Australia.

Pulsar was the first company to sell thermal monoculars to civilians 15 years ago. Wolf Eyes has been continuously supplying Pulsar Thermal Monoculars in Australia since the beginning and still have some (though not all) of the spares for those first units in our office, with more available from Pulsar. It is rare to get that level of backup on any electronic product, little alone a 15 year old one.

Pulsar also believes in regularly updating the firmware on their products (similar to a mobile phone or computer) so the thermal monocular or thermal binoculars you purchase today will be more capable in the coming years.

Nine Colour Palettes

Nine colour palettes enable effective observation of the field of view, each of which allow the user to optimise the device for specific scenarios and adapt to changing conditions.


  • White Hot, Black Hot, and Red Hot are perfect for object detection

  • Rainbow and Ultramarine will increase recognition and identification capabilities

  • Sepia, Red Monochrome, and Violet are best for long, night-time observation.

  • Green for more comfortable viewing with reduced eye strain.
Wild Vision App

Connect your monocular or binos to the NEW Wild Vision app from Pulsar Wildlife via an Android or iOS smartphone or tablet and discover a wide range of connectivity features, including:

  • The ability to use your mobile phone or tablet as a wireless remote to control and adjust the device’s settings, with all the changes made on your device’s screen visible in real-time. This feature also allows for remote recording of footage or capturing of still images.
  • A gallery of photos and videos captured on the device that can be browsed through and downloaded. These videos and images can also be shared easily.
  • The ability to remotely update the device’s firmware, meaning users can enjoy all the latest features and ensure your Pulsar is always running to the best of its ability.
Built-in Video & Still Image Recording

The built-in still image and video recording capability allows you to catch those amazing moments when observing and watching. It is also invaluable for those doing wildlife surveys, enabling a much more accurate count when reviewed later on a big screen. Or just observing later on the big screen! It is just one press to start videoing or to capture a once in a lifetime image.

The internal memory is generous allowing thousands of images or hours of video to be stored on the monocular or binoculars.




Durable, tough & water resistant

All Pulsar Wildlife Thermal Monoculars & Thermal Binoculars are built of extremely durable materials, operate from – 25 to + 50 C and are water resistant. The perfect companion in the wild!

This durability applies to all Pulsar Wildlife thermal models, from the Alaris XQ30, Alaris XG30, Orni XG35 LRF, Lumion XL50, Ventex XP35 LRF up to the Ventex XT50 LRF.

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