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Overview
The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60 is engineered for users who prioritize medium base magnification and medium-range precision. Built around a 640 × 480 / 17µm thermal sensor and paired with a 60mm germanium objective lens, it delivers exceptional performance for detecting and engaging smaller or distant targets.
Positioned within the Thermion 2 LRF 60 series, the XP60 stands out for its 2× base magnification — the highest in the lineup, making it particularly effective in open terrain and long-distance observation scenarios.
Key Highlights
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640 × 480 Thermal Sensor (12µm, <25mK NETD)
High sensitivity with stable performance across varied conditions.
- 2× Base Magnification (up to 24× zoom)
Designed for precision targeting and identification at distance.
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60mm F1.1 Germanium Lens
Enhanced long-range detection and image clarity.
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Integrated Laser Rangefinder (up to 800m)
Accurate distance measurement with ballistic integration.
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Detection Range up to ~2000m
Capable of identifying heat signatures at extended distances.
Performance Positioning — Built for Distance
The XP60 is designed as a general-purpose thermal scope.
Compared to other Thermion 2 models:
- Medium base magnification (2×) better target detail at distance
- General field of view (10.4°) focused medium-range observation
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640 sensor efficient performance without the cost of 1024/1280 systems.
Optical Performance
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Magnification: 3× – 24×
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Field of View: 10.4° / 12.8m @100m
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Eye Relief: ~65mm
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Display: 2560 × 2560 Micro-OLED
The higher base magnification allows:
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Faster target acquisition at long range
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Reduced reliance on digital zoom
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More consistent image clarity at extended distances
Integrated LRF & Ballistics
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Laser Rangefinder: up to 800m
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Modes: single & continuous measurement
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Ballistic integration via Stream Vision
This enables:
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Real-time range + holdover adjustments
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More precise shot placement
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Reduced need for external rangefinding tools
Image Quality & Sensor Behavior
The 640 / 17µm platform offers:
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Balanced detail and sensitivity
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Lower digital noise compared to older systems
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Reliable performance across temperature variations
While it does not reach the raw resolution of XL models, it excels in clarity at higher magnification, which is critical for long-range use.
Build & Design
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Classic 30mm tube format — standard mounting compatibility
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Magnesium alloy housing — lightweight and durable
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Recoil-rated for high-caliber platforms
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IPX7 waterproof rating
Designed for professional field conditions and extended use.
Power & Runtime
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Dual battery system:
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Internal battery
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Removable APS3 battery
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Up to ~7–10 hours runtime depending on use
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USB-C external power support
Recording & Connectivity
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Built-in photo & video recording (64GB storage)
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Wi-Fi connectivity
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Stream Vision 2 app support
Ideal Applications
The Thermion 2 LRF XP60 is best suited for:
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Long-range observation and detection
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Open terrain environments
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Precision-oriented users
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Professional field applications requiring magnification
What Makes the XP60 Different?
Within the Thermion 2 lineup:
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Highest base magnification (2×)
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More optimized for distance than versatility
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Better suited for users who already know their working distances
Availability & Purchasing Notes
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Typically available on a special order basis (5–10 business days)
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Popular among users prioritizing long-range precision over wide FOV
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Positioned below XL (HD) models but above standard 640-class optics
Summary
The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60 is a precision-focused thermal riflescope designed for users who demand:
- Medium base magnification
- Medium-range identification capability
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Reliable performance in field conditions
If your application involves distance, clarity at zoom, and controlled observation, the XG60 is one of the most effective tools in the Thermion lineup.
Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF 60 Series Comparison
XG60 vs XP60 vs XL60 — Which One Should You Choose?
The Thermion 2 LRF 60 series represents Pulsar’s most advanced thermal riflescope lineup, designed for users requiring long-range performance, precision, and reliability.
While all three models share the same platform (60mm lens, integrated LRF, 30mm tube design), they differ significantly in sensor resolution, image detail, and application focus.
Quick Comparison
| Model |
Sensor |
Base Magnification |
Best For |
Positioning |
| XG60 |
640 × 480 |
4× |
Long-range precision / value |
Performance / Value |
| XP60 |
640 × 480 (higher sensitivity) |
2× |
Versatile / mixed environments |
Balanced Premium |
| XL60 |
1280 × 1024 |
~2.5× |
Maximum clarity / identification |
Flagship |
Key Differences Explained
1. Image Resolution & Detail
- XL60 (1280) — significantly sharper image, better target identification at distance
- XP60 (640 high-sensitivity) — smoother image in difficult conditions (fog, humidity)
- XG60 (640) — solid performance, optimized for magnification rather than raw detail
If your priority is seeing more detail at long distance, the XL60 is in a different class.
2. Magnification & Viewing Style
- XG60 (4×) — best for long-range targeting, minimal need for digital zoom
- XP60 (~2×) — wider field of view, easier scanning
- XL60 (~2.5×) — balanced, but relies on high resolution for zoom clarity
XG60 = “zoom-first” XL60 = “clarity-first”
3. Field Use Behavior
- XG60 — excels in open terrain where distance is consistent
- XP60 — better for mixed environments and dynamic movement
- XL60 — best for identification and observation across all scenarios
Which One Should You Choose?
Choose XG60 if:
- You already know your working distances
- You prioritize higher base magnification
- You want strong performance at a more accessible price
Choose XP60 if:
- You operate in varied environments (forest, humidity, weather changes)
- You want a balanced, versatile scope
Choose XL60 if:
- You want maximum image clarity available today
- You need reliable target identification at long distance
- Performance matters more than budget
Our Recommendation
For most professional users:
- XL60 — best overall performance and future-proof investment
- XG60 — best value for long-range specialists
- XP60 — best all-around versatility
Availability & Lead Time
Due to demand and supply conditions, these models are typically available on a
special order basis (5–10 business days).
Need Help Choosing?
We regularly assist government, SAR, and professional users across Canada in selecting the right thermal solution.
For current availability, pricing, or recommendation:
Contact us: [email protected]
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