Description
Digital night vision has caught up to the old analog tubes, and the INFITAC DNVS-14 Pro is a big reason why. It runs a second-generation high-sensitivity CMOS sensor rated down to 0.0001 lux, which means it pulls usable detail out of the kind of low ambient light where cheaper digital units fall apart. INFITAC calls it the world's first 100Hz helmet-mounted night vision device, and that refresh rate is the headline feature. Most digital units hover around 30 to 60Hz, so bumping to a true 100Hz is what gives you that smooth, lag-free image when your head is moving and cuts down on the eye strain that comes with a stuttery display.
What Sets the DNVS-14 Pro Apart
A fast 22mm F1.1 lens feeds a wide 45 degree diagonal field of view, so you get a natural, open picture instead of the tunnel-vision feel some monoculars have. Since it's fully digital, it's daylight safe, meaning a bright light source won't cook the sensor the way it can damage an analog tube. HDR processing keeps detail in both the shadows and the bright spots, which is handy around headlights, porch lights, or urban glare. You also get three display polarities to pick from: original color, green phosphor, and white phosphor, so you can set the look you like best.
Building Out Your DNVS-14 Pro Setup
The real trick here is the IoT wireless interconnection built into the smart battery pack. Pair it with a compatible INFITAC thermal sight like the IOL25 and the thermal image shows up right inside the monocular view, which lets you confirm a target or shoot around a corner without breaking your line of sight. It also links to the INFITAC app over Wi-Fi for live viewing and settings tweaks. On top of that, the onboard media system handles photo, video, and audio recording with playback and export.
It's built tough with an IP67-rated housing, runs on two replaceable 18650 batteries for solid runtime, and stays light on the helmet at around 7.4 ounces. It ships ready to mount for hands-free use, whether you're running it for training, home defense, or property checks after dark.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: INFITAC
- Model: DNVS-14 Pro
- MPN: DNVS-14 Pro
- UPC: 850067573173
- Product Type: Digital Night Vision Monocular
- Magnification: 1X
- Objective Lens: 22mm F1.1
- Resolution: 800 x 600
- Refresh Rate: 100Hz
- Field of View: 45 degrees diagonal (37 H x 28 V)
- Sensor Sensitivity: 0.0001 lux CMOS
- Display Modes: Original, Green Phosphor, White Phosphor
- Onboard Storage: 32GB
- Weight: Approx. 7.4 oz
- Power: 2x replaceable 18650 batteries
- Durability Rating: IP67
What’s Included
- DNVS-14 Pro night vision monocular
- Smart battery pack
- Portable carry bag
- Rechargeable 18650 batteries (2)
- Main data cable
- USB cable
- Lens cloth
- Rubber eyeguard
- Objective lens cap
- Dovetail binocular bridge mount
- Helmet flip-up NVG mount
- INFITAC brand sticker
- INFITAC hook and loop fastener
- User manual
- Warranty card
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the DNVS-14 Pro compare to Gen 3 analog night vision?
The DNVS-14 Pro uses a second-generation high-sensitivity CMOS sensor rated to 0.0001 lux, which INFITAC says delivers image quality close to Gen 3 tubes and better than Gen 2+ under starlight. Being digital, it's also daylight safe, so a bright light source won't burn out the sensor the way it can with an analog tube. You also gain modern features like recording and IoT connectivity that analog units simply can't offer.
What makes the 100Hz refresh rate on the DNVS-14 Pro a big deal?
INFITAC markets this as the world's first 100Hz helmet-mounted night vision device. Most digital units run slower refresh rates, which can leave a laggy or smeary picture when you move your head. The 100Hz refresh keeps motion smooth and natural during movement and helps cut down on eye strain over longer sessions.
Can the DNVS-14 Pro connect to a thermal sight?
Yes. The smart battery pack has built-in IoT wireless connectivity that links to compatible INFITAC thermal sights like the IOL25. When paired, the thermal image shows up right inside the monocular view, which is handy for target confirmation and shooting around corners without breaking your line of sight.
How is the DNVS-14 Pro powered and how tough is it?
It runs on two replaceable 18650 batteries, so you can swap in fresh cells in the field rather than being tied to an internal battery. The housing is IP67 rated to hold up against dust and water, and the whole unit stays light at roughly 7.4 ounces for comfortable helmet use.







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