Explore night vision componements for optical upgrades, replacement components and custom night vision builds. This collection includes objective lenses, eyepiece assemblies, lightweight optics, wide-field lens options, retaining rings, D collars and light pipes.
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Compare components from Rochester Precision Optics, Noctis, Carson, Fujinon, Nightline, Argus and Night Raider. Many products use established PVS-14-style optical interfaces, but compatibility must always be confirmed against the device housing, intensifier format and individual product specifications before purchase.
The objective lens collects available light and focuses it onto the image intensifier tube. Lens transmission, field of view, distortion, weight, focus range and housing compatibility can therefore affect the performance and handling of the completed device.
Compare options such as the RPO 4.0 lightweight PVS-14 lenses, RPO 3.0 optics, Nightline lens assemblies and the Night Raider lens assembly.
The eyepiece presents the intensified image to the user and provides diopter adjustment on compatible systems. When replacing an ocular assembly, verify the thread standard, diopter range, eye relief and compatibility with the selected housing and objective lens.
Explore the Noctis, Carson and Fujinon lens assemblies alongside lightweight optical options for PVS-14-style monocular and binocular housings.
Wide-field optics provide an alternative to conventional lens systems by increasing the visible field of view. A wider image may improve peripheral observation, although optical weight, edge distortion, eye positioning and compatibility should be considered when comparing systems.
View the Night Raider 58-degree lens for compatible night vision configurations.
Small components such as retaining rings, locking rings, collars and light pipes are essential for maintaining the correct position and function of compatible night vision assemblies. Available replacement parts include the PVS-14 D collar and PVS-14 light pipe.
A complete analogue night vision device combines three primary component groups: a housing, an image intensifier tube and an optical system. Browse night vision housings and image intensifier tubes to match the lenses and replacement parts required for your build.
Users assembling or servicing compatible systems can also explore our night vision builder tools. Professional installation, optical alignment, focus adjustment, sealing and purging are recommended when working with complete night vision assemblies.
Complete your optical setup with an adjustable night vision aperture or browse sacrificial lenses and filters designed to protect compatible objective and ocular assemblies.
Read our guide to night vision housings, intensifiers and lens systems to understand how each component contributes to the completed device.
Our basic night vision guide explains how light travels through the objective lens and image intensifier, while the night vision glossary defines field of view, resolution, magnification, diopter adjustment and other relevant terminology.
Lens specifications alone do not confirm the performance of a completed device. Optical clarity, focus, alignment, system resolution and sealing should be assessed after assembly. Learn more about Night Raider’s assembly, optical testing, collimation and nitrogen-purging process.