Compact but full-featured, the Wolf-14 NL1 Night Vision Monocular from AGM is suited to activities in law enforcement, security, property management, hunting, and nighttime wildlife observation. Outfitted with a Gen 2+ Level 1 intensifier tube, the Wolf-14 features an integrated infrared illuminator for use during pitch-black nights and runs for up to 40 hours on a single AA or CR123A battery. High-light cutoff protects the intensifier tube from damage. LED indicators alert the operator to low battery and IR light activation.

Gen 2+ Level 1 Intensifier Tube    25mm f/1.2 Lens System / 42° AAOV    Integrated IR Illuminator    High-Light Cutoff    Minimum Focus Distance: 9.8"    Runs on One AA or CR123A Battery    Up to 40 Hours Runtime    Measures 4.5 x 2.7 x 2.1"    Weighs 10.2 Ounces

• Gen 2+ Level 1
  • 1x magnification
  • 42° angle of view
  • f/1.2, 25mm lens system
  • 9.8" minimum focus distance
    • Built-in IR illuminator
    • Bright-light cutoff
    • +5 to -5 diopter correction
    • IR and low-battery LED indicators
    • Can be mounted on a firearm or worn as headgear with separately sold adapters
    • Runs on one AA or CR123A battery
    • Up to 40 hours runtime at 68°F

      Related Questions and Answers

      Q: 1. Other than price, what is the difference between the Monovid and the Silverline Monoculars?

      A: The only difference is in the color.. The silver ones have been discontinued.

      Q: 2. What is the minimum focal distance for this monocular?

      A: About 6 yards

      Q: 3. what are the physical dimensions?

      A: Dimensions 3.9 x 1.4" / 9.8 x 3.6 cm Weight 4 oz / 112 g

      Q: 4. Is there any tripod adapter that can be used with this monocular?

      A: No.The best pocket size hand held monocular I found for birds and insects watching from 1-5 meters distance is the Nikon 5x15 pocket monocular. It has better color rendition, focus, sharpness, and brightness than the Leica and Zeiss monoculars when used hand held at those distances, and is faster to use.

      Q: 5. can you take pictures with your smart phone?

      A: You could with the proper digiscope adapter Example Celestron NexYZ 3-Axis Universal Smartphone Adapter BH #CENEXYZ3ASA • MFR #81055 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1395946-REG/celestron_81055_nexyz_universal_3_axis_smartphone.html

      Q: 6. Is this monocular based on the 8x20 Trinovid? or the Ultravid?

      A: Its specs matches the Ultravid.

      Q: 7. How is it for viewing Eagles

      A: With an 8x magnification, the 8x20 Leica monocular is great for viewing birds in flight.

      Q: 8. Could it be mounted on a tripod?

      A: No, this Canon ZOOM Digital Monocular (White), would not have a tripod mount.

      Q: 9. What is the closest focus distance?

      A: About 6 yards

      Q: 10. What slip on lens cap would fit objective lens, does not appear to come with one?

      A: The Kaiser Push-On Lens Cap (KALC39) will work with the Leica Monovid 8x20 Monocular (Black).