The PVS14-51 Night Vision Monocular (Gen 2+ White Phosphor Level 2) from AGM is a rugged, lightweight, multipurpose night vision device that has repeatedly proven itself in combat. The PVS14-51 design was originally commissioned by the United States Military to enable nighttime operations. This monocular is used globally in some of the most challenging environments. The PVS14-51 can be used as a handheld device or mounted on the included head harness. With the proper accessories, it can also be mounted on combat helmets, providing night vision capabilities to daytime optical sights. The PVS14-51 monocular conforms to 810G military standards and demonstrates the highest quality form and function. The PVS14-51 has an extended field of view. Its 51° FOV offers a large visual range without requiring the operator to shift the position of the device. The PVS14-51 monocular is a full-featured unit, weighing less than 10.6 ounces. The unit includes manual gain control, an automatic bright light shutoff feature, and a built-in infrared (IR) illuminator. The bright light shut-off feature ensures that the high-quality photocathode tube is protected. AGM's PVS14-51 includes an array of optional accessories to support virtually any operation.

Wide 51° Field of View    Ergonomic, Easy-to-Operate Controls    Built-In Infrared Illuminator    Manual Gain Control    Waterproof    Head or Helmet Mountable    Compact, Rugged Design

Wide 51° field of view

Built-in infrared illuminator and flood lens

Ergonomic, simple, easy-to-operate controls

Manual gain control

Head or helmet mountable for hands-free usage

Compact, rugged design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Has anyone used this umbrella with speed light? I plan on using it with Canon 600ex-rt. Hope it will work fine

A: Giorgio, I am using this umbrella with my B1s. They don't have an exposed flash tube and it still works great. Yes, the results are even better when I use my glass dome, but even with the B1s alone I get great light.

Q: 2. will this work with usb A to C cord 2.0?

A: Yes, you can use a USB-A to USB-C 2.0 cable to connect the Xcellon M2NS USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 M.2 SSD Enclosure to your computer, but it will greatly reduce the speed of the drive inside. It is best to use a more high speed cable, such as the Oyen Digital USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C Male to Type-A Male Braided Cable (16")(BH #OYUCA04BN • MFR #UCA-04-BN). See: https://bit.ly/47xzx3y

Q: 3. How long is the umbrella when it is closed? Curious if I would be able to travel with it on a plane or put in my luggage?

A: Folded length 35".

Q: 4. I haven't successfully taken a photo. Each time I do, it says the battery is low, even though they are new batteries, which I then tested to be sure they were good. What can I do about that?

A: If it happens with any battery you use. There could be a problem with the battery sensor in the monocular

Q: 5. Is the center shaft of the umbrella solid or hollow?

A: No. The following unit is hollow.

Q: 6. WHat kind and size of Image Intensifier Tube does this device have? Is it a "Fat ANvis" 43mm tube? non inverting?

A: In its published specification, Newcon only states Intensifier Tube 1 x Gen 2+

Q: 7. Does the brightness can be controlled?

A: The Bushnell 6x50 Equinox Z2 Digital Night Vision Monocular has brightness control settings.

Q: 8. What's the magnification/angle of view? There is no information about what focal length the lens is.

A: The SIONYX Aurora Pro Explorer Night Vision Monocular Camera Kit features a 16mm lens which has a 44 degree angle of view.

Q: 9. Why is the optional diffuser not listed in the accessories?

A: The optional diffuser is discussed within Profoto's description of the umbrella itself. It creates a softer wraparound light but loses a stop or more of light. A good investment. Profoto's gear is superb in quality, construction and performance!

Q: 10. what is the fps of the video capture?

A: Bushnell does not list FPS. In its manual it only list frame rate as slow, medium and fast