This monocular The Israeli MILSPEC PVS 14 Standard night vision system comes with a complete housing assembly. Israeli MILSPEC with improved anti-reflective coatings on front and rear lenses. All of this provides a unbeatable value for money in its segment.

Each monocular is meticulously assembled, purged and tested one by one with precision tooling. The PVS-14 monocular is the standard night vision unit used by most NATO armed forces worldwide, and must pass rigorous quality and endurance tests to be approved by NATO.

Among many other tests, they are drop tested to meet MIL-STD-810G standards, which consists of 26 drops to a height of 1.22 meters (4 feet) onto concrete.

All intensifier tubes may have some imperfection in the image represented by spots of less than 0.3mm, usually there are only one or two visible imperfections, but these do not affect the vision as they simply blur with the image being viewed.

The FOM (Figure of metric) is a simple way to calculate the performance of a viewfinder, it is easily calculated by multiplying the resolution x the noise of the image we see through the viewfinder. The higher the FOM, the better the quality of vision.

Featuring Auto-Gating, this technology allows the device to automatically adjust the amount of light amplification in real time to adapt to changes in ambient brightness. This feature is particularly useful in situations where there are intense light sources, such as vehicle headlights or city lights, which could dazzle the device and affect image quality. This helps to maintain a clear and sharp image without compromising the user's vision in varying lighting environments.

They are made of WP or white phosphor, which is less tiring to the eyes after prolonged use than the classic GP or green phosphor.