Night Vision Monoculars

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Generation 2
NIGHT VISION MONOCULAR

AGM Wolf-14

€ 2,082.00 - € 2,167.00

Generation
Gen 2+
FOM
900-1400
Magnification
(3x and 5x optional)
Lens system
25 mm; F/1.2
Field of view
42°
NIGHT VISION MONOCULAR

AGM PVS-14

€ 3,012.00 - € 4,864.00

Generation
Gen 2+
FOM
1400
Magnification
3× and 5× optional
Lens system
27 mm · F/1.2
Field of view
40°
NIGHT VISION MONOCULAR

AGM PVS-14G

€ 2,646.00 - € 2,772.00

Generation
Gen 2+
FOM
1400
Magnification
(3x and 5x optional)
Lens system
27mm; F/1.2
Field of view
40°
NIGHT VISION MONOCULAR

AGM PVS-14L Lightweight

€ 2,634.00 - € 4,486.00

Generation
Gen 2+
FOM
1400-1800
Magnification
(3x and 5x optional)
Lens system
26mm; F/1.2
Field of view
40°
Enhanced Night Vision Monocular

AGM PVS-14E

€ 3,516.00 - € 5,242.00

Generation
Gen 2+
FOM
1400-2000+
Magnification
(3x and 5x optional)
Lens system
27mm; F/1.2
Field of view
40°
NIGHT VISION MONOCULAR

AGM PVS14-51

€ 3,578.00 - € 5,305.00

Generation
Gen 2+
FOM
1400-1800
Magnification
(3x and 5x optional)
Lens system
19 mm; F/1.26
Field of view
51°

AGM Global Vision Night Vision Monoculars

AGM Global Vision night vision monoculars are professional optical devices designed to amplify available light and provide clear visibility in low-light and nighttime conditions.

Unlike thermal or digital systems, night vision devices use image intensifier tube (IIT) technology to produce a natural image based on ambient light. These monoculars are widely used for hunting, navigation, outdoor activities, security, and professional applications. They allow users to operate effectively at night using moonlight, starlight, or infrared illumination.

Image Intensifier Tube Technology

AGM night vision monoculars are built around advanced Gen 2+ image intensifier tubes, available in a wide range of performance levels with FOM values typically ranging from 1200 up to 2100+ depending on the configuration. This allows users to choose the right device for different budgets and applications.

Tube Options: Both autogated and non-autogated tube options are available. Autogated tubes provide improved performance in dynamic lighting conditions, especially when exposure to sudden bright light occurs.

Phosphor Type: Users can choose between green phosphor and white phosphor tubes. White phosphor provides a more natural grayscale image, while green phosphor offers a traditional night vision viewing experience.

Gain Control: Most AGM night vision monoculars are equipped with manual gain control to adjust image brightness. The only exception is the AGM Wolf-14.

AGM Night Vision Monocular Overview

AGM offers a wide range of night vision monoculars, including entry-level models and professional PVS-14-based devices available in multiple configurations:

AGM Wolf-14: An entry-level night vision monocular designed to provide solid performance and accessibility while maintaining good image quality, with resolution reaching up to 72 lp/mm.

AGM PVS-14G: Equipped with an autogated tube and brightness control. Close to the PVS-14L concept in performance, while remaining more budget-friendly.

AGM PVS-14L: Lightweight versions designed for improved comfort during extended use, especially when mounted on a helmet.

AGM PVS-14: A versatile and widely used monocular suitable for both professional and civilian use.

AGM PVS-14 51°: Offers a wider field of view, providing increased situational awareness compared to standard configurations.

AGM PVS-14E (Enhanced): Includes upgraded electronics and improved performance characteristics, offering better image control and reliability.

Key Features and Technologies

  • Gen 2+ image intensifier tube technology
  • Green phosphor and white phosphor options
  • Autogated tube options on selected models
  • Manual gain control on most models
  • Resolution ranging from 51 to 72+ lp/mm depending on tube
  • Integrated infrared illuminator
  • Bright light cut-off / highlight protection
  • Wide field of view options (including 51°)
  • Compact and lightweight ergonomic design
  • Handheld, helmet-mounted, or head-mounted operation
  • Durable reinforced housing materials
  • Waterproof and weather-resistant construction
  • Low power consumption
  • Limited 3-year warranty
Night Vision vs Thermal vs Digital

Night vision monoculars amplify available light and provide a natural image, making them ideal for navigation and observation in low-light conditions. Thermal devices detect heat signatures and are better suited for detection in complete darkness, while digital night vision uses CMOS sensors and requires some level of light or infrared illumination.

Each technology serves a different purpose, and the choice depends on whether the priority is detection, identification, or natural image representation.

How to Choose the Right Night Vision Monocular

When selecting a night vision monocular, it is important to consider tube performance, phosphor type, resolution, field of view, and intended use.

Standard PVS-14 models provide versatility, lightweight versions improve comfort, and enhanced models offer additional performance benefits. Entry-level options provide accessibility while maintaining reliable functionality.

Users should also consider whether the device will be handheld or mounted, as well as the required balance between performance and weight.

AGM Night Vision Solutions

AGM night vision monoculars combine proven image intensifier technology with durable construction and flexible configurations. Whether used for professional applications or outdoor activities, these devices provide reliable night vision performance across a wide range of conditions.

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