$8,399.00
New for 2025 Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL50 offers the highest level of thermal imaging. The image generated with the new 1024×768- pixel thermal sensor features high definition and rich detail ideal for uncompromised identification in harsh Australian conditions.
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The Pulsar Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL50 is one of the most advanced thermal riflescopes currently available in Australia, combining a true HD 1024×768 thermal sensor, integrated laser rangefinder, ballistic calculation capability, and premium long-range thermal performance into a traditional riflescope design.
Built for serious thermal hunters, rural landowners, and professional pest controllers, the Thermion 2 LRF XL50 delivers exceptional image clarity, wide field of view, and highly detailed thermal imaging performance across Australia’s demanding hunting environments.
From long-range fox shooting on open farmland to feral pig control in remote regions, the XL50 is designed to provide reliable target detection, superior image detail, and precision shot placement in day or night conditions.
The Thermion 2 LRF XL50 is Pulsar’s premium HD thermal riflescope platform featuring:
The XL50 was developed as a high-end thermal solution for hunters who want maximum image detail and situational awareness without sacrificing long-range capability.
The XL50 differs from many thermal scopes because it prioritises both:
Many thermal riflescopes force hunters to choose between:
The Thermion 2 LRF XL50 balances both exceptionally well.
Its HD thermal sensor allows the scope to maintain strong image quality even at higher zoom levels while still delivering one of the widest viewing angles in the Thermion lineup.
Australia’s hunting environments create unique challenges for thermal optics.
Hunters often deal with:
The Thermion 2 LRF XL50 is particularly effective in these conditions because of its:
The XL50 is highly suited to:
Its combination of image detail and wide scanning capability makes it especially useful for hunters operating across mixed terrain.
The biggest feature separating the XL50 from most thermal riflescopes is its HD thermal sensor.
This provides dramatically more image detail than standard 384 or 640 resolution systems.
In real-world Australian hunting conditions, higher thermal resolution improves:
This becomes especially important when identifying smaller animals such as:
at longer distances across open farmland.
The HD sensor also helps maintain image quality when digitally zooming, which is one of the biggest weaknesses of lower-resolution thermal systems.
The XL50 uses a premium F50 / 1.0 germanium objective lens.
The lens works together with the HD sensor to deliver extremely detailed thermal imaging performance.
This is one reason the XL50 has become popular among serious long-range thermal hunters.
The Thermion 2 LRF XL50 offers:
This makes the XL50 highly capable for Australian rural properties where shooters may need to identify movement at substantial distances.
One of the standout features of the XL50 is its wide 14° field of view.
A wider field of view allows:
This is especially valuable during:
Many users specifically prefer the XL50 because it balances wide FOV with strong long-range detail.
The built-in laser rangefinder is one of the XL50’s most practical features.
Thermal optics can make judging distance difficult at night.
The integrated LRF solves this by providing:
This becomes extremely valuable for fox and pig hunting across open Australian terrain.
The Thermion 2 LRF XL50 also supports:
This transforms the XL50 into a complete long-range thermal shooting platform.
Hunters can:
Long-range thermal shooting becomes significantly more practical when combined with the integrated LRF system.
The XL50 is widely regarded as one of Pulsar’s best image-quality thermal riflescopes.
Reviewers consistently highlight:
Several reviewers describe the XL50 as one of the best civilian thermal optics available due to its combination of:
The Thermion 2 LRF XL50 retains a traditional riflescope form factor.
Additional comfort features include:
For Australian hunters spending long nights in the field, this makes a significant difference.
The XL50 uses Pulsar’s dual battery system.
This allows:
The XL50 includes:
This allows hunters to:
Many thermal hunting users praise the XL50 for:
Some users specifically mention that the low 1.75x base magnification combined with HD resolution makes the XL50 extremely effective for wider-area scanning while still maintaining good zoom quality.
Some users have also reported occasional firmware or control issues, particularly after updates, though Pulsar support and warranty service are generally regarded positively within the thermal hunting community.
Yes — the XL50 is exceptionally well suited to fox control.
Its:
make it highly effective for identifying and engaging foxes across large paddocks and grazing land.
Absolutely.
The XL50 performs very well for:
Its wide FOV is especially useful for following moving sounders through varying terrain.
The XL50 can detect heat signatures at distances up to approximately 2300 metres depending on conditions and target size.
The XL50 uses a premium HD 1024×768 thermal sensor combined with a wide field of view, making it one of the highest-detail thermal riflescopes in the Thermion range.
Yes. It includes a built-in laser rangefinder capable of measuring distances up to 800m with approximately ±1m accuracy.
Yes. The combination of HD resolution, ballistic support, and integrated LRF makes it highly effective for long-range thermal shooting.
Yes. It is particularly well suited to Australian pest control, fox shooting, and feral pig hunting across rural and remote environments.
Yes. It supports ballistic profile integration through the Stream Vision Ballistics App.
The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL50 is one of the most advanced premium thermal riflescopes available in Australia today.
It combines:
into a highly capable thermal platform designed for serious hunters and professional pest controllers.
For Australian users wanting:
the Thermion 2 LRF XL50 is one of the strongest thermal riflescope options currently available on the market.
With the launch of its newest thermal imaging devices, Pulsar has started to use the term sNETD, or “System NETD.” All the Pulsar thermal product specifications will now show both NETD and sNETD. But what does this term mean? We have put together a easy to understand blog post to explain in simple terms HERE.
We ship the Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL50 Australia wide via registered express postage. Areas we ship to include, Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Adelaide, Western Australia, Queensland, Northern Territory and Tasmania.
Please contact us on 0412294679 or via the contact page if you have any questions
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Afterdark Surveillance is an Australia based family owned business located in Adelaide South Australia. We have been in the security surveillance business for over 15 years and pride ourselves on good customer service, value for money and honesty. We have a great working relationship with our suppliers of Browning, Reconyx, Swift, Pulsar, Pard, Guide, Flir, HikMicro, Sionyx and DJI and can pass that knowledge and experience onto you our customers.
