Pulsar Ventex XP35 LRF Thermal Imaging Binoculars

Pulsar Ventex XP35 LRF Thermal Imaging Binoculars

Compact Thermal Binoculars with an Extra-Wide Field of View

The Pulsar Ventex XP35 is the most compact thermal imaging binocular in the Ventex range, combining comfortable two-eye viewing with impressive thermal sensitivity and a wide 17.8° field of view.

Its European-made 640×480, 17µm thermal sensor, fast 35mm f/1.0 objective lens and detection range of up to 1350 metres deliver dependable performance in darkness and difficult weather. An integrated laser rangefinder, variable 2–16x magnification and dual-battery system make the Ventex XP35 an excellent choice for wildlife observation, conservation, land management and outdoor exploration.

Key Features

• European-made 640×480, 17µm thermal sensor

• Fast 35mm f/1.0 objective lens

• Extra-wide 17.8° × 13.3° field of view

• Detection range of up to 1350 metres

• Variable 2–16x magnification

• Integrated laser rangefinder

• Single-measurement and continuous ranging modes

• Comfortable two-eye viewing

• Adjustable interpupillary distance

• High-contrast AMOLED display

• Nine selectable thermal colour palettes

• Ergonomic, intuitive controls

• Built-in and replaceable dual-battery system

• Durable magnesium-alloy construction

• Waterproof to IPX7

• Operating temperature range of -25°C to +50°C

Sensitive 640×480 Thermal Sensor

The Ventex XP35 features a European-made 640×480 thermal imaging sensor with a 17µm pixel pitch. Its high resolution and excellent sensitivity reveal subtle differences in temperature, producing a detailed thermal image in demanding conditions.

The XP35 remains effective when thermal contrast is limited, such as during rain, fog, humid weather or early mornings when animals and their surroundings may be at similar temperatures. This makes it a dependable tool for locating wildlife throughout the day and night.

Extra-Wide 17.8° Field of View

With an impressive 17.8° × 13.3° field of view, the Ventex XP35 provides an expansive view of the surrounding area. This helps users scan fields, woodland and treelines efficiently while making moving animals easier to locate and follow.

The wide viewing angle is particularly valuable when observing at shorter and medium distances, where subjects may enter or leave the viewing area quickly. It also creates a more natural and immersive observation experience.

Fast 35mm f/1.0 Objective Lens

The fast 35mm f/1.0 germanium objective lens gathers thermal energy efficiently, supporting clear image reproduction in challenging weather and low-contrast environments.

Its combination of a 35mm focal length and 2x base magnification provides an effective balance between wide-area scanning and longer-distance observation.

Flexible 2–16x Magnification

The Pulsar Ventex XP35 offers 2x base magnification, extending digitally up to 16x. The lower magnification and wide field of view make finding subjects quick and comfortable, while higher zoom settings allow a detected heat signature to be examined more closely.

Advanced image processing helps preserve useful definition as magnification increases, although the clearest image will naturally be available at lower zoom levels.

Detection Range up to 1350 Metres

The high-resolution sensor and fast objective lens allow the Ventex XP35 to detect a standard heat-emitting subject at distances of up to 1350 metres.

Actual recognition and identification distances depend on the subject’s size, weather, landscape and level of thermal contrast. However, the extended detection range provides excellent awareness when monitoring open ground and larger outdoor spaces.

Integrated Laser Rangefinder

A laser rangefinder is built directly into the Ventex XP35, enabling users to measure the distance to an observed subject without carrying a separate device.

Both single-measurement and continuous scan modes are available. Single measurements provide an immediate distance reading, while continuous ranging can help monitor moving wildlife or changing distances across the landscape.

Comfortable Two-Eye Observation

The Ventex XP35 is designed as a true binocular-style thermal device, allowing the thermal image to be viewed comfortably with both eyes. This natural viewing position can reduce eye fatigue and improve comfort during extended observation sessions.

An adjustable interpupillary distance allows the spacing between the eyepieces to be matched to the individual user. Dioptre adjustment from -5 to +4 provides further personalisation for a clear display image.

High-Contrast AMOLED Display

The high-resolution AMOLED display delivers a crisp thermal image with strong contrast and responsive performance. AMOLED technology also operates reliably at low temperatures while using power efficiently.

The display’s clarity helps reveal fine thermal details throughout the wide field of view.

Nine Thermal Colour Palettes

Nine selectable colour palettes allow users to adapt the image to different subjects, surroundings and personal viewing preferences.

Different palettes can help with rapid heat detection, reveal subtle temperature variations or provide a more comfortable image during prolonged nighttime observation.

Dual-Battery Power System

The Ventex XP35 uses a dual-battery system consisting of a built-in rechargeable battery and a removable external battery. This arrangement provides extended operating time while allowing the replaceable battery to be swapped during longer field sessions.

A tactile design makes the removable battery easier to identify and replace by touch, even in darkness or poor weather.

Ergonomic and Intuitive Controls

The controls are positioned for quick and convenient access with minimal hand movement. This allows essential functions—including magnification, colour palette selection and rangefinding—to be operated while maintaining a stable view.

Its binocular-style body sits naturally in both hands, providing secure and comfortable handling during extended observation.

Rugged Magnesium-Alloy Construction

A lightweight but durable magnesium-alloy housing protects the Ventex XP35’s internal components against knocks and demanding outdoor conditions.

The binoculars carry an IPX7 waterproof rating, providing protection against heavy rain and temporary immersion in water. An operating temperature range of -25°C to +50°C supports reliable year-round use.

Ideal for Wildlife and Outdoor Observation

The Pulsar Ventex XP35 is particularly well suited to:

• Nocturnal wildlife observation

• Locating animals and roosting birds

• Conservation and ecological surveys

• Scanning fields, woodland and treelines

• Land and habitat management

• Wildlife photography preparation

• Outdoor exploration in poor visibility

Thermal imaging binoculars detect heat-emitting terrestrial subjects and are not intended for conventional observation of stars, planets or other celestial objects.

Pulsar Ventex XP35 Specifications

What’s in the Box?

• Pulsar Ventex XP35 thermal imaging binoculars

• Built-in and replaceable dual-battery system

• User documentation

Wide-Angle Thermal Performance in a Compact Body

The Pulsar Ventex XP35 thermal binoculars deliver an excellent combination of portability, thermal sensitivity and viewing comfort. Their extra-wide field of view makes locating wildlife fast and intuitive, while the high-resolution sensor, integrated laser rangefinder and versatile magnification provide the tools needed for more detailed field observation.

For wildlife enthusiasts and professional users seeking compact thermal binoculars that remain comfortable during prolonged use, the Ventex XP35 is a powerful and versatile choice.