The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL60 is available from
Brandon Optics in Canada. Positioned at the flagship end of
Pulsar's Thermion 2 thermal riflescope family, the XL60 combines a
1024 × 768 HD thermal sensor, 60mm-class long-range optics,
an integrated laser rangefinder, and the familiar 30mm Thermion riflescope design.
The XL60 is designed for users who place a high priority on
image detail, long-range observation, and confident identification.
Its high-resolution thermal sensor retains substantially more visual information
than conventional 384- and 640-class thermal systems, particularly as
magnification increases.
The Thermion 2 family includes several configurations designed around different
priorities — from practical XQ-series performance to high-sensitivity XP models,
long-range XG configurations, and the HD-resolution XL series.
A complete Thermion 2 comparison is provided below to help Canadian customers
select the model best suited to their application.
Thermion 2 LRF XL60 Overview
The Thermion 2 LRF XL60 brings high-definition thermal imaging
to Pulsar's traditional riflescope platform. The 1024 × 768 thermal sensor
provides increased image information for observing distant objects, terrain,
and thermal signatures while helping reduce visible pixelation during digital
magnification.
Unlike thermal devices built around unconventional housings, the Thermion platform
retains the appearance and mounting characteristics of a conventional riflescope.
Its 30mm tube format works with widely available mounting systems,
while thermal imaging, ranging, recording, and wireless connectivity are integrated
into one field-ready system.
Key Features
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1024 × 768 HD Thermal Sensor
High-resolution thermal imaging designed to provide excellent image detail
and retain more information as magnification increases.
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60mm-Class Long-Range Optics
Optimized for demanding field observation and longer working distances.
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Integrated Laser Rangefinder
Provides direct distance measurement through the riflescope without requiring
a separate handheld rangefinder.
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Long-Range Thermal Capability
The combination of HD sensor resolution and long-range optics makes the XL60
particularly suitable for open terrain and applications where image detail
at distance is important.
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Classic 30mm Thermion Design
Maintains familiar riflescope handling and mounting characteristics while
integrating advanced thermal technology.
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Integrated Recording and Connectivity
Built-in photo/video recording and wireless connectivity support documentation,
review, and Stream Vision 2 functionality.
HD Thermal Image Quality
The defining feature of the Thermion 2 LRF XL60 is its
1024 × 768 HD thermal sensor. Higher sensor resolution provides
more thermal image information across the field of view and becomes particularly
valuable when digital magnification is applied.
Compared with lower-resolution thermal platforms, the XL60 can provide:
- Greater visible detail in distant thermal objects
- Reduced apparent pixelation during digital magnification
- Improved definition of object outlines and surrounding terrain
- More information for identification and observation
- A refined viewing experience during extended field use
For users who prioritize image quality and identification rather than
detection alone, the XL60 represents the premium end of the Thermion 2 family.
Integrated Laser Rangefinder
The integrated laser rangefinder allows distance measurements to be taken
directly through the thermal riflescope. This eliminates the need to switch
between the scope and a separate handheld ranging device.
Integrated ranging is particularly useful at night or in open terrain where
distance can be difficult to estimate visually. Distance information is displayed
within the viewing system for faster field assessment.
Field-Ready Thermion Design
- 30mm riflescope format for familiar mounting and handling
- Rugged field construction designed for outdoor operation
- Weather-resistant design for demanding environmental conditions
- Recoil-resistant platform within manufacturer specifications
- Ergonomic controls designed around the established Thermion platform
Power, Recording & Connectivity
The Thermion 2 platform combines internal and removable power sources to support
extended field operation. Integrated digital features allow users to document
and review observations without adding separate recording equipment.
- Internal and removable battery system
- Built-in photo and video recording
- Wi-Fi connectivity
- Stream Vision 2 application support
- Digital image and device management functions
Pulsar Thermion 2 Series Comparison
XQ vs XP vs XG vs XL — Understanding the Thermion 2 Lineup
The Pulsar Thermion 2 family covers several thermal sensor,
optical, and performance levels. Although the models share the familiar
Thermion riflescope concept, each series emphasizes a different combination
of resolution, thermal sensitivity, field of view, magnification, and
long-range capability.
The following comparison provides a practical overview of the major
Thermion 2 LRF configurations available to Canadian users.
| Model |
Sensor Class |
Primary Character |
Best Suited For |
Positioning |
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Thermion 2 LRF XQ50 Pro
|
384-class
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Practical thermal performance with integrated ranging
|
General field use and value-conscious buyers
|
Practical / Value
|
|
Thermion 2 LRF XP50 Pro
|
640-class
|
High sensitivity with a useful field of view
|
Mixed terrain and demanding environmental conditions
|
Premium / Versatile
|
|
Thermion 2 LRF XG60
|
640-class
|
Long-range orientation and stronger native magnification
|
Open terrain and longer working distances
|
Long-Range Performance
|
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Thermion 2 LRF XP60
|
640-class
|
Balanced sensitivity, viewing comfort, and reach
|
Users requiring versatility across varied terrain
|
Balanced Premium
|
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Thermion 2 LRF XL60
|
1024 × 768 HD
|
Maximum image resolution and detail
|
Premium long-range observation and identification
|
HD Flagship
|
Thermion 2 XQ Series — Practical Performance
The XQ series provides a practical entry point into the Thermion 2 platform.
Models such as the
Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XQ50 Pro
combine dependable thermal capability with integrated ranging and the
traditional Thermion riflescope format.
For users whose typical working distances do not require the additional image
resolution of 640- or 1024-class systems, the XQ platform offers a practical
balance of capability and cost.
Thermion 2 XP Series — Sensitivity & Versatility
XP-series Thermion models move into the 640-class thermal category and are
designed around a balance of image quality, thermal sensitivity, and field
awareness.
The XP platform is particularly attractive for users working across
mixed terrain, changing weather, vegetation, and variable observation
distances, where versatility may be more valuable than maximum native
magnification.
Thermion 2 XG Series — Magnification & Long-Range Reach
XG-series models place greater emphasis on longer-distance viewing and
native magnification. This makes them well suited to open terrain and
applications where targets or thermal objects are commonly observed at greater
distances.
For users who already know that their primary operating environment involves
long sight lines, an XG configuration can provide an effective balance between
640-class sensor performance and long-range optical reach.
Thermion 2 XL Series — Maximum Resolution
The XL series represents the high-resolution end of the Thermion 2 family.
With its 1024 × 768 HD thermal sensor, the Thermion 2 LRF XL60
is designed to retain substantially more visual information than lower-resolution
thermal platforms.
This advantage becomes increasingly important when observing distant objects
or applying digital magnification. For users whose priority is
maximum thermal image detail and identification capability,
the XL60 occupies the flagship position in the lineup.
Which Pulsar Thermion 2 Should You Choose?
There is no single Thermion 2 model that is ideal for every application.
The best choice depends on working distance, terrain, desired image quality,
field of view, and budget.
Choose an XQ-Series Thermion 2 if:
- You want practical Thermion 2 performance at a more accessible price level
- Your normal working distances do not require HD thermal resolution
- You value integrated ranging and traditional riflescope ergonomics
Choose an XP-Series Thermion 2 if:
- You want 640-class thermal imaging
- You operate across mixed terrain and changing conditions
- You value sensitivity, field awareness, and overall versatility
Choose an XG-Series Thermion 2 if:
- Your application regularly involves longer observation distances
- You prefer stronger native magnification
- You primarily operate in open terrain or long sight-line environments
Choose the XL-Series Thermion 2 if:
- You want the highest thermal resolution in the Thermion 2 lineup
- Image detail and identification at distance are priorities
- You expect to use digital magnification and want to retain more image information
- Maximum performance is more important than initial purchase price
Thermion 2 LRF XL60 Applications
The XL60 is particularly well suited to demanding field applications where
thermal image detail and accurate distance assessment are important.
- Long-range field observation
- Wildlife and environmental monitoring
- Forestry and land-management applications
- Professional field operations
- Other lawful applications requiring thermal observation and ranging capability
Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL60 Availability in Canada
The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL60 is available to Canadian customers
through Brandon Optics. Availability can vary because premium Pulsar
thermal products are supplied in limited quantities.
Please refer to the current product listing above for
Canadian pricing and current availability. Products not
immediately available may be supplied on a special-order basis depending on
current North American inventory.
Pulsar Thermal Imaging at Brandon Optics Canada
Brandon Optics supplies Pulsar thermal imaging equipment to customers across
Canada and supports professional, institutional, government, wildlife,
environmental, and qualified individual users.
Our Thermion 2 selection covers multiple sensor and performance levels,
allowing customers to compare the XQ, XP, XG, and XL series
according to application, working distance, image-quality requirements,
and budget.
For current availability, model selection assistance, or a formal quotation,
please contact Brandon Optics.
Email: [email protected]
