This ex-demo Pulsar Ventex XP35 thermal imaging binocular offers an excellent opportunity to own one of Pulsar Wildlife's latest thermal observation devices at a reduced price.
The condition of this particular unit is exceptional. We would rate it a genuine 10/10 – it presents as new, with none of the cosmetic compromises you might normally associate with an ex-demonstration thermal imager.
Fully tested, boxed and ready to use, this is an ideal opportunity to save against the price of a brand-new Pulsar Ventex XP35.
Ex-Demo Condition:
- 10/10 condition
- Presents as new
- Fully tested and working
- Boxed
- Ex-demonstration unit
- Excellent opportunity to save against new retail price
- One unit only
Powerful 640×480 Lynred Thermal Sensor
At the heart of the Pulsar Ventex XP35 is a high-performance European-made 640×480, 17µm Lynred thermal sensor.
With a system NETD of <18mK, the Ventex XP35 is capable of revealing fine thermal detail and subtle differences in temperature, helping animals and other heat sources stand out clearly against their surroundings.
Combined with a fast 35mm f/1.0 germanium objective lens, the Ventex delivers excellent thermal performance during both day and night and in challenging conditions where thermal contrast may be reduced.
Huge 17.8° Field of View
One of the defining features of the Pulsar Ventex XP35 is its exceptionally wide 17.8° field of view.
This makes the Ventex XP35 particularly effective as a thermal scanning device, allowing the user to cover large areas quickly and efficiently without constantly moving the binoculars from side to side.
For deer management, wildlife observation, livestock monitoring and general thermal spotting, that wide field of view provides excellent situational awareness and makes locating moving animals considerably easier.
Up to 1350m Thermal Detection
Despite its compact binocular design, the Ventex XP35 provides a thermal detection range of up to 1350 metres.
With 2x base magnification and up to 16x magnification, users can take advantage of the wide field of view for initial scanning before increasing magnification for a closer look at a distant heat source.
The high-resolution 640×480 sensor helps retain useful image detail as magnification increases.
Built-In 1000m Laser Rangefinder
A seamlessly integrated precision laser rangefinder adds another level of functionality to the Ventex XP35.
The LRF provides accurate distance measurements out to 1000 metres with ±1m accuracy, allowing the user to establish the distance to an observed animal, landmark or other object without having to carry a separate rangefinding device.
For deer managers and wildlife observers in particular, having accurate distance information instantly available through the thermal binoculars can prove extremely useful in the field.
Comfortable Binocular-Style Observation
Unlike a conventional thermal monocular, the Pulsar Ventex XP35 uses a familiar binocular-style design, allowing observation with both eyes.
This ergonomic layout makes the Ventex particularly comfortable during prolonged periods of thermal observation and helps reduce the fatigue that can come from extended single-eye viewing.
The adjustable interpupillary distance allows the eyepieces to be configured to suit the individual user, while conveniently positioned controls provide quick access to important functions with minimal hand movement.
1024×768 HD AMOLED Display
High-resolution 1024×768 AMOLED displays provide a crisp and detailed view of the thermal image.
AMOLED technology delivers excellent contrast and smooth image reproduction while remaining highly effective in low temperatures.
Combined with the 640×480 thermal sensor and Pulsar's image-processing technology, the Ventex XP35 provides an immersive and highly detailed viewing experience.
Three Sensitivity Amplification Levels
The Ventex XP35 features three adjustable sensitivity amplification levels, complemented by advanced filtration algorithms and fine brightness and contrast adjustment.
This allows the thermal image to be optimised for changing weather, temperature and environmental conditions.
Whether scanning woodland, open fields or more complex backgrounds, the Ventex can be adjusted to help bring out additional detail from both the observed animal and its surroundings.
Intelligent Proximity Sensor
An integrated proximity sensor automatically manages the displays depending on whether the Ventex XP35 is being held to the user's eyes.
Move the binoculars away and the displays automatically enter standby mode. Raise them again and the screens switch back on.
As well as conserving battery power, this helps prevent unwanted light escaping from the eyepieces – particularly useful when observing wildlife at close quarters in darkness.
Dual Battery System – Up to 9 Hours
The Pulsar Ventex XP35 uses a practical dual Li-ion battery system, combining a built-in 4000mAh rechargeable battery with a removable APS3 3200mAh battery.
Together, the batteries provide up to 9 hours of operation under stated test conditions.
The replaceable external battery can be swapped in the field when required, while USB Type-C Power Delivery provides another convenient option for charging and external power.
Built-In Photo, Video & Audio Recording
Record memorable observations directly through the Ventex XP35 using its integrated photo, video and audio recorder.
Recordings are stored on the device's 16GB internal memory, while Wi-Fi connectivity allows the Ventex to connect to a compatible Android or iOS smartphone or tablet using the Pulsar Wild Vision app.
The app provides access to features including remote device control, browsing and downloading captured photos and videos, and installing firmware updates.
Eight Thermal Colour Palettes
The Pulsar Ventex XP35 includes eight thermal colour palettes, allowing the display to be configured for different observation scenarios and personal preferences:
- White Hot
- Black Hot
- Red Hot
- Rainbow
- Ultramarine
- Sepia
- Red Monochrome
- Violet
Different palettes can help with rapid detection, identification or reducing eye fatigue during extended night-time observation.
Rugged Magnesium Alloy & IPX7 Waterproofing
Designed for serious outdoor use, the Ventex XP35 features a robust magnesium-alloy body and IPX7 waterproof protection.
With an operating temperature range from -25°C to +50°C, these thermal binoculars are designed to remain operational through demanding British weather and changing seasonal conditions.
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