
Variable color palette modes offer several advantages(MANSFIELD, TEXAS) – Pulsar is proud to release its newest editions to the Quantum series of thermal imaging monoculars, giving users the ultimate edge in the field. The new Pulsar Quantum XD38S and XD50S feature an advanced OLED display (640×480 pixels) and a high resolution microbolometer sensor (384×288 pixels) with seven different color palette modes for optimal viewing in a variety of scenarios.
Director of Product Development Jonathan Horton said, “The addition of the color palette modes expands the applications of the Quantum XD38S and XD50S Thermal Imaging Monoculars. Red hot mode is ideal for search, rescue, and surveillance operations as only high heat signatures, such as the human body, are displayed in red which makes detection quicker and easier. The polychrome, or rainbow, color mode is beneficial for firefighters to quickly locate smoldering hot spots within walls of a burning building.” Read more