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PVS-14 (Israel)

PVS-14 (Israel)

$4,384.00 NZD
$4,384.00 NZD
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The PVS-14 is one of the most widely used night vision devices among Western militaries. It has a long history of usage, dating back to the early 2000s, when night vision became standard equipment for the U.S. Army. Today, it remains the gold standard, with the Army continuing to use it due to its robust design, much like the AK-47 and AR-15 rifles. Almost all commercial night vision devices are designed to use PVS-14 lenses because of the vast array of aftermarket accessories and parts available for the PVS-14. And how much people like the Pvs-14 lenses. For example, most cameras, sacrificial lenses and J-arm are made to fit the Pvs-14. There are also more than 10+ commercial lenses that are made for Pvs-14. 

Made by Optronic Engineering

The package includes:

Bayonet style J-arm

Demist Shield, Sacrificial lens

Neck Cords

Carrying bag

AA battery

Operation Manual

Bayonet J arm (not compatible with our G69 Mount)

Material  Polymer
Device Weight  350g without J-arm
Ingress rating IP67
Out-Board Power  No
On-Board Power 1x AA battery with runtime of ~40 hours +
IR Illuminator Yes
Tube type 18mm MX-10160 style or MX11769 style or NNVT 3 wire style with modification
Light-overload sensor yes
Flip-up off Yes with originally J-arm
Manual Gain yes with MX11769 style tube or NNVT 3 wire style with modification

The pre-order period lasts for 2-4 weeks

-2 years warranty for the Image Intensifier and the housing

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Action position

Can swing left or right with the tier none J arm

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Quick disengagement

The Pvs-14 can be stowed up when not in use. And can be quicky swung back down with paired with Sotac G69

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infrared red illuminator & light overload sensor

The PVS-14 come with a built in Infrared red illuminator that can be turned on by rotating the switch. Allow you to see in extreme low light condition where useable image are no longer generated. A red light indicator will also be turned on simultaneously.

The light overload sensor is next to the IR illuminator. It detects how bright the ambient light is. When too bright the right light indicator will flash and power will be cutted off to protect the night vision.