Pulsar Thermal Clip-Ons

Pulsar thermal clip-ons sit in front of your day scope, so you can keep your zero and reticle and add thermal for night hunting. The Krypton 2 also works as a handheld monocular. It suits hunters who already own a good day scope and want thermal at night without buying a second rifle scope. Shop by sensor size: Pulsar 384 thermal clip-ons or Pulsar 640 thermal clip-ons.

Pulsar Krypton 2 XQ35 Thermal Clip On / Monocular

From: $3,499.00 GST

Pulsar Krypton 2 XG50 Thermal Clip On / Monocular

From: $4,799.00 GST

Pulsar Thermal Clip-Ons: Krypton 2

There are two Krypton 2 models here. The Krypton 2 XQ35 uses a 384×288, 17 µm sensor with a 35mm lens. The Krypton 2 XG50 uses a 640×480, 12 µm sensor with a 50mm lens. Both have a 1920×1080 AMOLED display.

How does a thermal clip-on work?

The clip-on mounts in front of your day scope with an adapter that fits your scope's objective. Your day scope then looks at the thermal image, so your reticle and zero stay the same. In most setups you check point of impact after fitting it. See our clip-on adapters for fitting options.

Clip-on or dedicated thermal scope?

A clip-on keeps your day scope on the rifle and moves between rifles with the right adapter. A dedicated thermal scope is usually lighter overall and simpler to set up. If you shoot mainly at night with one rifle, a thermal scope may suit you better. See the Pulsar thermal scopes to compare. Compare other brands in our clip-on thermals, or see the Pulsar thermal monoculars.