Ex-Demo Pulsar Orni XG35 LRF - Further Information
Save on this ex-demo Pulsar Orni XG35 LRF thermal imaging monocular, featuring a high-resolution 640×480 thermal sensor, built-in 1500m laser rangefinder, image stabilisation and compact one-handed design.
Ex-Demo Pulsar Orni XG35 LRF
This ex-demo Pulsar Orni XG35 LRF offers an excellent opportunity to own one of Pulsar's latest high-performance thermal imaging monoculars at a reduced price.
The unit is in good overall condition and full working order, with a few cosmetic marks consistent with normal demonstration use. It is boxed and otherwise presented as new, making it an ideal choice for anyone looking for premium Pulsar thermal imaging performance while making a worthwhile saving against the new retail price.
Please refer to our product photographs for the exact cosmetic condition of this unit.
Ex-Demo Condition:
- Fully tested and working
- Good overall condition
- A few cosmetic marks from normal use
- Supplied boxed
- Otherwise as new
- Limited availability – one unit only
Compact Thermal Performance
Despite its compact dimensions, the Pulsar Orni XG35 delivers outstanding thermal imaging performance.
At its heart is a 640×480 resolution, 12µm thermal sensor combined with a fast 35mm f/1.0 germanium objective lens. The combination provides excellent thermal detail and sensitivity across a wide variety of weather and environmental conditions.
With a 2.5x base magnification, up to 20x magnification with digital zoom, and a wide 12.5° field of view, the Orni XG35 is equally at home scanning large areas or taking a closer look at distant heat sources.
Detection range extends to an impressive 1800 metres, making the Orni XG35 a highly capable thermal spotter for wildlife observation, pest control, land management, security and general night-time observation.
Built-In 1500m Laser Rangefinder
The Pulsar Orni XG35 incorporates a powerful laser rangefinder directly into its compact body.
Capable of measuring distances out to 1500 metres with ±1m accuracy, the LRF provides instant distance information without requiring a separate rangefinding device.
Single measurements and continuous scanning make it easy to establish the distance to animals, landmarks and other objects while observing through the thermal imager.
Digital Image Stabilisation
One of the standout features of the Pulsar Orni XG35 is its digital image stabilisation.
The system helps compensate for movement and hand shake, producing a steadier thermal image when scanning, viewing distant objects or observing while on the move. This is particularly useful when working at higher magnifications where even small movements can normally become much more noticeable.
Designed for One-Handed Operation
The Orni XG35 has been designed around comfortable single-handed thermal observation.
Its compact magnesium-alloy body incorporates an easily accessible focus wheel positioned close to the eyepiece, while the simple button layout gives quick access to frequently used functions.
The symmetrical design and ambidextrous wrist strap make the Orni equally comfortable for left- or right-handed users.
At approximately 500g, it delivers impressive thermal and rangefinding capability in a device that's easy to carry in the field.
Dual Battery System – Up to 12 Hours
For longer observation sessions, the Orni XG35 uses Pulsar's dual battery system, combining a built-in rechargeable battery with a removable APS5 rechargeable battery.
Together, the batteries provide up to 12 hours operating time, depending on conditions and use of features such as Wi-Fi, recording and the laser rangefinder.
USB-C charging and the replaceable APS5 battery also make keeping the Orni powered in the field straightforward.
Built-In Recording & 64GB Memory
Capture exactly what you see through the thermal imager using the Orni XG35's integrated photo, video and audio recording.
A generous 64GB internal memory provides plenty of storage for footage and still images, while Wi-Fi connectivity allows the device to communicate with compatible smartphones and tablets through Pulsar's Wild Vision app.
