Night Vision Monoculars
Military night vision monoculars from Adams Industries: Gen 3 white phosphor systems, built to order. Every unit is configured, assembled, and tested before it ships.
How to Choose the Right Monocular
All three run Gen 3 image intensifier tubes and share the same core mission: single-eye night vision you can head-mount, weapon-mount, or hand-hold. Where they differ is body material, weight, and battery configuration.
| AN/PVS-14 | AN/PVS-14v2 | MH-14 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Track record | Combat-proven 25+ years, issued to U.S. forces | Current-production evolution of the PVS-14 | Includes upgrades from prior models wrapped in a metal-strong housing |
| Weight | Standard PVS-14 baseline | Lighter battery housing, paired with dual-battery flexibility | 30% lighter, the biggest full-body weight cut of the three |
| Battery | 1x AA only | Push-button digital, dual-battery: 1x AA or 1x CR123A | 1x AA only, same as the PVS-14 |
| Tube options | All variations of the MX-11769 IIT, unlimited FOM, white or green phosphor, Elbit or L3 Harris | Same tube options as the PVS-14 | Same tube options as the PVS-14 |
AN/PVS-14 is the right call if you want the exact device issued downrange, no substitutions. AN/PVS-14v2 is the right call if you want that same proven platform with sealed digital controls and the flexibility of a second battery type. MH-14 is the right call if an overall lighter body is the deciding factor, or if a future binocular upgrade is part of the plan. All three are configured, assembled, and tested to order by Adams Industries — contact us if you're not sure which fits your use case.