In order to avoid alerting hunted animals to your existence, it is necessary to observe in the dark while remaining discrete. Using the Display Off option to put the eyepieces on standby is a common method of avoiding backlight. Merger LRF features an integrated proximity sensor to make this operation easier. In the dark, it serves as a switch for the display to avoid backlight exposure. Excellent image quality is provided by the proximity sensor, which turns both screens off when the device is removed from the eyes and on when it is brought closer.

The XQ35 LRF Super Compact Magnesium Shell Pulsar Merger is made to withstand frequent, demanding use. A housing made of magnesium alloy is both lightweight and robust. A thermal imaging device’s housing consistently shields its internal parts from shocks, drops, moisture, heat, and cold. In addition, a metal enclosure efficiently dissipates heat from electronics and improves the device’s operational consistency over an extended period of time.

Germanium Fast Aperture F35/1.0 Lens
The highest detection efficiency is obtained by combining the fast F1.0 germanium lens of the Merger LRF XQ35 with the sensitive heat sensor. Therefore, in spite of fog and rain, the Merger offers high-contrast, detailed, and good quality informational imagery.