Powerful Thermal Performance
The Merger LRF XP35 may be the smallest iteration in the Merger
series, but its performance vastly outperforms its size thanks to the
640×480, 17µm, <25 mK NETD European made Lynred thermal sensor. This
sensor’s 640×480 pixel resolution achieves excellent identification
capabilities, revealing an animal’s important anatomical features and
every detail of the surrounding landscape. <25 mK NETD thermal
sensitivity ensures even the smallest heat signature is revealed both by
night and during the day, regardless of challenging weather conditions,
at a range of up to 1350 m.
Astonishingly Wide FOV
The Merger LRF XP35’s outstanding 17.8° field of view is the widest
in the Merger series, opening up the observation area more than ever
before. This wide FOV simplifies the way in which a user can search and
scan any given area, significantly improving situational awareness and
ensuring observation always remains convenient and comfortable.
Three Sensitivity Amplification Levels
The Merger LRF XP35’s three adjustable sensitivity amplification
levels and Pulsar’s new filtration algorithms with fine brightness and
contrast adjustments provide better long-range observation opportunities
in varying weather and temperature conditions, ensuring the best
possible thermal image in any situation. These amplification settings
work to provide excellent definition of an animal’s trophy features
whilst achieving crystal-clear renderings of objects and background
environments within the FOV.
Built-In Precision Laser Rangefinder
A seamlessly integrated precision laser rangefinder provides accurate
distance measurements at a range of up to 1000m with an accuracy of
±1m, allowing users to ascertain the distance between themselves and
their observed animal or object. This laser rangefinder enables greater
information gathering in the field and enable well-informed decision
making when it matters most.
Comfortable Observation
Designed to remain comfortable and resilient, the Merger LRF XP35
retains the familiar aesthetics of a pair of classic binoculars,
remaining comfortable to hold and never looking out of place in a user’s
hands. Their ergonomic design makes them perfect for prolonged periods
of fatigue-free observation, and their convenient button arrangement is
designed to provide easy access to all important digital functions with
minimal hand movement. Furthermore, their adjustable 62-74 mm
interpupillary distance ensure a much more comfortable observation
experience, allowing the user to adjust accordingly to match their
needs.
AMOLED HD Display
Power saving HD AMOLED displays provide stunning images with crisp
detail, rich contrast, and vivid colours across the entire field of
view. This AMOLED technology delivers flawless high-resolution images,
so no detail is ever missed.
9 Hours Battery
The Merger LRF XP35 features a dual battery system which uses one
built-in rechargeable battery with a capacity of 4 Ah and one
replaceable rechargeable battery with a capacity of 3.2 Ah for an
overall run time of up to 9 hours (depending on temperature), making
them perfect for long periods of observation. Plus, when those
observations run into the night, the unique embossment on the top of the
replaceable battery makes swapping the battery out easier than ever,
allowing the user to ascertain the correct battery position by touch
alone.
Proximity Sensor
For moments where discretion is required, when the slightest movement
may startle an observed animal, the Merger LRF XP35’s proximity sensor
ensures no light will leak from the eyepieces when the device is not in
use, therefore reducing the risk of an animal being alerted to your
presence during observations. This power saving feature will
automatically switch the eyepieces into standby mode via the Display Off
feature once the binoculars are taken away from the eyes, and when they
are raised back to the eyes, the screens will switch back on
instantaneously.
Eight Colour Palettes
Eight 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; and Sepia, Red Monochrome, and Violet are best for long,
night-time observation.
Built-In Video Recorder
A built-in still image and video recorder with audio will capture
every memorable moment during observations at just the press of a
button, storing hours of footage and thousands of still images to the
device’s 16GB internal memory or on the generous 16GB of free cloud
storage via Stream Vision 2. This feature is particularly useful to
those who need to scrutinise their footage at a later time.
Stream Vision 2
The Merger LRF XP35 features a built-in Wi-Fi module, enabling quick
connection to Android or iOS smartphones or tablets using the Stream
Vision 2 app, offering a wide range of connectivity features, including:
Remote Control
Use a mobile phone as a wireless remote to control and adjust the
device’s settings. See all the changes made on your smartphone or tablet
screen in real-time. Recording footage or capturing still images can
also be achieved using a mobile phone.
Browse & Share
Browse through all photos and videos captured on the device. It is even possible to download and share these files with friends.
Firmware Updates
Download all the latest features and stay up to date by remotely
updating the device using Stream Vision’s firmware update abilities,
ensuring the device is always running on the most current firmware.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Taking Thermal & Night Vision Outside of the UK.
Thermal imaging and night vision products are strictly controlled by
ITAR regulations and are subject to UK Government Export Licensing
Regulations. Dependent on specification, a licence may need to be
obtained prior to the export, even temporarily (e.g. holiday), from the
UK.
Additionally, some countries may be embargoed, and no thermal imagers
or night vision devices can be taken or exported to them. It is the
responsibility of the exporter, whether it be a company or individual,
to ensure that such a licence is obtained.
Failure to comply is a criminal offence.
Specifications
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