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Bering Optical Polaris 2.5x40 Gen I Wide Angle Night Vision Monocular
The Bering Optics Polaris night vision monocular features fully multi-coated optics. At 200 yards the field of view is more than 50 yards which makes it perfect for viewing moving objects and hunting varmints. The integrated powerful IR Illuminator enables clear viewing when ambient light levels are low. The ergonomically designed Polaris has a durable body with satin coating that makes it comfortable for extended operation. For additional convenience, the device comes with the wrist strap.Polaris features an automatic shut off when exposed to an intense light source for longer than two seconds. This protects the images intensifier tube from damage. This unique feature will not be found in any other similar Gen 1 devices in this price category.
| Magnification, x | 2.5 |
| Objective lens diameter, mm | 40 |
| Lens system | 59mmF/1.2 |
| FOV at distance 200 yards, ft/m | 162 / 49 |
| Focus range, yards | 1.5 to infinity |
| Eye relief distance, mm | 12 |
| Diopter adjustment, D | +4, -4 |
| Detection distance (approx.), yard/m | 250 / 225 |
| Overall dimensions, in/ mm | 7.09''x3.07''x2.36''/ 180x78x60 |
| Weight, oz/g | 15.17 / 430 |
| Power supply | CR123 3V battery (one) |
| Estimated battery life (w/out IR), hour | up to 60 |
| Operating temperature, F/! | -22 to +113 / - 30 to +45 |
| Water intrusion | Meets IPX4 rating |
| Humidity, % | up to 93% |
Bering Optical Polaris 2.5x40 Gen I Wide Angle Night Vision Monocular
| Magnification, x | 2.5 |
| Objective lens diameter, mm | 40 |
| Lens system | 59mmF/1.2 |
| FOV at distance 200 yards, ft/m | 162 / 49 |
| Focus range, yards | 1.5 to infinity |
| Eye relief distance, mm | 12 |
| Diopter adjustment, D | +4, -4 |
| Detection distance (approx.), yard/m | 250 / 225 |
| Overall dimensions, in/ mm | 7.09''x3.07''x2.36''/ 180x78x60 |
| Weight, oz/g | 15.17 / 430 |
| Power supply | CR123 3V battery (one) |
| Estimated battery life (w/out IR), hour | up to 60 |
| Operating temperature, F/! | -22 to +113 / - 30 to +45 |
| Water intrusion | Meets IPX4 rating |
| Humidity, % | up to 93% |
Bering Optical Polaris 2.5x40 Gen I Wide Angle Night Vision Monocular
Lightweight 60-hour battery life
Wide field of view
Long range viewing up to 250 yards
Reliable and easy to use
Fully multicoated optics
Auto-shut off against intense light exposure
Integrated powerful infrared illuminator Wrist strap included
Gen 1 Night Vision
1st generation is currently the most popular type of night vision in the world. Utilizing the basic principles described in detail in our guide, a 1st generation unit will amplify the existing light several thousand times letting you clearly see in the dark. These units provide a bright and sharp image at a low cost, which is perfect, whether you are boating, observing wildlife, or providing security for your home. You may notice the following when you are looking through a 1st Gen. unit. A slight high-pitched whine when the unit is on. The image you see may be slightly blurry around the edges. This is known as Geometric Distortion. When you turn a 1st Gen. unit off it may glow green for some time. These are inherent characteristics of a 1st Gen. unit and are normal.
From Our Community
Question
Can you see objects/persons in total darkness using this monocular? Thanks!
From Beck on Apr 26, 2015
Answer
Hi Beck. Polaris 2.5 Night Vision Monocular like other Gen 1 NVM's simply amplifies the available light. If you are in real total darkness like a windowless basement, you will need some source of light. For this purpose Polaris 2.5 is equipped with an IR Illuminator. this illuminator functions as an invisible flashlight. So in short the answer to your question is yes, but you will need the IR to be on and you should not expect a very long viewing distance. Since this is a standard Gen 1 monocular you can expect 40-70 yards depending on available light.
Question
It says the battery is good for about 60 hours. So, what kind of battery is in it, and how do you change the battery?
From Barbara on Sep 15, 2018
Answer
Hi Barbara. This night vision monocular uses one CR123A battery.
