KRYPTON

For image acquisition the KRYPTON uses a high quality 12 µm thermal imaging sensor with 640x480 pixel resolution that offers an exceptionally crisp contrast image and excellent thermal sensitivity in all weather conditions.

The Krypton XG50 thermal imager produces clear, high contrast images with precise tracing of contours and informative visualization of the smallest objects and areas with minimal temperature differences. A hunter is able to clearly identify objects, both target and background, as well as accurately evaluate the trophy.

The Krypton XG50 thermal imaging module attaches to spotting scopes and binoculars using a special PSP adapter, turning them into a thermal imaging observation device. On one end, the adapter is attached to the Krypton through a secure threaded joint, while the other end is mounted on the lens barrel of the daytime optics. The Krypton Quick Release Adapter can be removed from the daytime optics and reinstalled in seconds. The precise positioning mechanism allows perfect alignment of the thermal or night image in the daylight optics field of view to provide maximum viewing comfort. An important feature, the adapter can be mounted on the Krypton XG50 thermal imaging module even when being used with the Pulsar 5x30B monocular.

The quick release rechargeable IPS7 6.4 Ah power supply (B-Pack power system) that is included provides more than 8 hours of operation of the device at full capacity. Additionally, a higher capacity battery (IPS14, 12.8 Ah) is available separately, as well as a battery pack compartment compatible with LR6 (AA) batteries.

The built-in WiFi module connects the device with either Android or iOS smartphones using the Stream Vision 2 mobile app. This combination opens up a wide range of options: wireless device software updates, real-time image transmission to the mobile device screen, remote control digital functions and much more. Users registered in the application are provided with cloud storage space for photos and videos taken with a digital or thermal imaging device. An important feature is that the device is still compatible with the previous, first version of the Stream Vision application.