Pulsar Digex X940S IR illuminator
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The infrared illuminator designed for the Pulsar Digex night vision sights. The illuminator can resist shocks up to 6000J. The wavelength is 940 nm, making the beam almost imperceptible to humans and animals and more difficult to detect by Generation I and I+ analogue night vision devices.
The illuminator housing is made of metal and durable plastic, so it can be used in a temperature range of -25 to +50 °C. The illuminator is fitted with a simple clip-on mounting on a 30 mm tube to allow for tilt adjustment.
The illuminator uses a standalone power system, based on APS 2 batteries with a capacity of 2000 mAh (included). The battery enables up to 7 hours of continuous operation. The model also has the option of a 3200 mAh APS3 battery.
The set includes:
- APS2 2000 mAh battery,
- Allen keys,
- Lens cleaning cloth,
- Protective cover.
Technical Specifications
Material: Metal and plastic
Wavelength: 940 nm
IR Optical Power: up to 800 mW
Operating Temperature: -25 to 50 deg. C
Dimensions: 129 x 84 x 75 mm
Power source: Li-Ion battery APS 2 2000 mAh
Operating time: up to 7 hours
Waterproof rating: IPX7
Weight: 195 g
Manufacturer: Pulsar, Lithuania
MILITARY is a premium dealer of Pulsar.
Pulsar is a European brand specializing in thermal imaging technology and digital day/night optics, owned by the Yukon Group and based in Lithuania. Its origins date back to 1991, when a group of enthusiasts began building their first devices at home. Today, the company employs over 1200 people and operates in more than 70 countries. All production takes place in Europe, and the brand has gained recognition for its innovative solutions, such as Dual-Purpose systems, which allow the device to be used as both a monocular and a rifle scope. The modern nature of the offer is emphasized by the Stream Vision 2 application, which allows wireless connection of devices to a phone via Wi-Fi, offering remote control, image transfer, and software updates. In 2005, the Yukon Group was the first to introduce digital night vision devices to the civilian market, marking in a new stage in the development of applied optoelectronics. In 2012, the Quantum model was unveiled – the first mass-produced thermal imaging monocular for civilians, and in 2019, the compact Axion XM30, capable of detecting a human silhouette from a distance of 1350 meters in complete darkness.
| EAN | 4779022925177 |
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| Manufacturer code | 79198 |
| Brand | Pulsar |
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