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Pulsar PROTON FXQ30 384x288 Thermal Imaging Front Attachment
Transform your daytime scope into a fully functional thermal sight!
Versatility
Pulsar Proton FXQ30 works best with 1.5–4x magnification and with the PSP-adapter, you can attach it to scopes with a lens diameter between 40mm and 56mm. This means you can use this Pulsar thermal attachment with most popular scopes, such as 1.5–6x42, 2–8x42, 3–9x40, 2–12x50, 3–12x56. And if you find yourself in need of a spotting scope, you can transform your Pulsar thermal attachment into a monocular in mere seconds, by simply unmounting your Proton from the daytime scope and connecting it to a Pulsar 5х30 В monocular.
Maintain Zeroing
Pulsar Proton FXQ30 is attached to the daytime scope with the help of the Pulsar’s PSP (Precise Screen Positioning) adapter. After mounting and adjusting the Proton for the first time, you don’t need to adjust it again. The PSP adapter allows for extremely quick mounting of Proton on and off the scope, while the precise screen positioning mechanism ensures the display with thermal image is ideally centered within the scope’s field of view.
Features:
- Highly sensitive 384x288 px @ 17µ sensor with NETD <40 mK
- Shock proof magnesium alloy body with waterproof rating of IPX7 and recoil rated up to .375 H&H, 12-Gauge and 9.3x64
- Integrated photo and video recorder with 16 GB internal memory
- HD AMOLED display
- 8 color pallets
- WiFi. Integration with iOS and Android devices
| Type of Microbolometer | Uncooled Microbolometer |
| Frame Rate, Hz | 50 |
| Microbolometer resolution, pixels | 384x288 |
| Pixel Pitch, µm | 17 |
| NETD, mK | <40 |
| Spectral Sensitivity, µm | 14-Aug |
| Display type | AMOLED |
| Display Resolution, pix. | 1024x768 |
| Built-In Video Recorder Availability | yes |
| Built-In Memory, Gb | 16 |
| Format of video clip | mpeg (h.264) |
| Resolution of video clip | 864х646 |
| Format of photo files | jpeg |
| Resolution of photo files | 864х646 |
| Video IN / OUT availability | no |
| Type & max capacity of memory card | >100k |
| Approximate capacity of memory card, minutes / Gb | 650 |
| USB, type | USB Type-C |
| The operation modes | yes |
| Defective pixel repair option | yes |
| Start-up time, s | 5 |
| Optical characteristics | |
| Magnification of the monocular, x | 5 |
| - when used with a daylight optical device | 1 |
| Digital zoom, x | - |
| Recommended magnification of daylight optics, x | 1.5-4 |
| Lens diameter, mm | 28 |
| Lens focus, mm | 30 |
| Relative aperture, D/f' | 1/1,2 |
| Field of View,°, horizontal * vertical | 12.4 |
| Field of View, m@100m, horizontal | 21.8 |
| Minimum focusing distance, m | 15 |
| Eye Relief of the monocular, mm | - |
| Exit Pupil of the monocular, mm | - |
| Diopter adjustment of the monocular, dptr. | - |
| Focusing type of distance | Fixed |
| Range of Detection, m | |
| Range of detection, m (object = 1,7*0,5m) | 900 |
| Power Supply | |
| Power Supply | 4,3-3,0 |
| Battery type | Li-Ion 21700 |
| Battery Life, hour | 6 |
| External Power Supply | 5V (USB Type-C) |
| Physical & operational characteristics | |
| Lens Material | Chalcogenide |
| Body Material | Magnesium alloy |
| Operating Temp,°С | -0.5 |
| Level of Protection (acc. to IEC 60529) | IPX7 |
| Waterproofness, yes/no | Yes |
| Calibration | Auto, Semi-auto, manual |
| Shockresistance on rifled weapon, J | 6000 |
| Shockresistance on the shotgun (calibres) | 12 |
| Mounting options | Weaver/adapter 42, 50, 56 mm |
| Remote control | no |
| Length, mm | 119 |
| Width, mm | 58 |
| Height, mm | 75 |
| Weight (without batteries), kg | 0.35 |
Pulsar PROTON FXQ30 384x288 Thermal Imaging Front Attachment
Transform your daytime scope into a fully functional thermal sight!
Versatility
Proton FXQ30 works best with 1.5–4x magnification and with the PSP-adapter, you can attach it to scopes with a lens diameter between 40mm and 56mm. This means you can use Proton with most popular scopes, such as 1.5–6x42, 2–8x42, 3–9x40, 2–12x50, 3–12x56. And if you find yourself in need of a spotting scope, you can transform your front attachment into a thermal monocular in mere seconds, by simply unmounting your Proton from the daytime scope and connecting it to a Pulsar 5х30 В monocular
Mentain Zeroing
Proton FXQ30 is attached to the daytime scope with the help of the Pulsar’s PSP (Precise Screen Positioning) adapter. After mounting and adjusting the Proton for the first time, you don’t need to adjust it again. The PSP adapter allows for extremely quick mounting of Proton on and off the scope, while the precise screen positioning mechanism ensures the display with thermal image is ideally centered within the scope’s field of view.
Features:
- Highly sensitive 384x288 px @ 17µ sensor with NETD <40 mK
- Shock proof magnesium alloy body with waterproof rating of IPX7 and recoil rated up to .375 H&H, 12-Gauge and 9.3x64
- Integrated photo and video recorder with 16 GB internal memory
- HD AMOLED display
- 8 color pallets
- WiFi. Integration with iOS and Android devices
