What is the approximate range of the night vision? 20 feet? 30 feet? 40 feet?
1750093
I have it set in a room that's about 35 feet wall to wall, and I'm able to see pretty well across the room. I think it can do more than 35 feet, but I have not actually tested it for more than 35 feet.
1078832
I want to say 40-50ft with decent bright light depending on how high you mount it.
473497
It depends on the sensitivity setting and size of object moving as you might expect. That said, I am pleased with my purchase and the effective range that I am utilizing is ~60ft given the restricted area where I have them installed today.
1021873
I doubt it, the resolution on this monocular is probably inadequate to your needs. In general, night vision resolution is pretty limited after 100 yards.
935134
Keep in mind the range for the motion sensor to operate is approx 40'. Also there is a visible red flash, while not very bright, may invite a vandals attention.
688473
It works and as for distance the further away you are the smaller the picture, so the answer is I have not tried it at 30 feet and my office is not set up for that but if I am 5 ft away the pic is smaller and therefore harder to see. So the answer is yes and no. Yes you will see something and no it won't be much.
2246647
It is a wide angle and has great vision up to about 100 Ft and good night vision when back lighting is available. I have (4) of these cameras and for the cost, they work very well.
577394
Close to medium range. Of course a lot will depend on the, if any, ambient light there is available. The ir light is decent.
1819802
It works well in limited light. I would not say it had night vision capability as not many do. Hope this helps.
1709920
Within 15 feet, I don't have problem seeing it. However, when it's 25 feet, I can't really see. When it's at 40 feet, I use a binocular :)There is another same product with yellow/black target that might do better (not at 40 feet)
1859488
20-25 ft. distance is what I have been able to get. Beyond that is very iffy.
376436
It does have automatic night vision up to 65ft I believe, I haven't needed that much range but the NV seemed decent.
1920592
Hi there, This sensor features a 60 degree viewing radius from dead center. The field of coverage will increase the farther you are from the sensor (Up to 39 ft.) but the sensor is designed monitor small areas 10 to 20 feet from the sensing eye (so as to minimize false alerts). In other words there is very little peripheral vision the sensor offers.
1763910
About as far as you can still see it with the naked eye...so at least 50-100 yards.
1429066
Not sure off hand. The IR light is visible to humans though, if that is what you are referring to. You do have to be in front of the light in order to see it. The estimated range of 80 yards for the IR is pretty accurate. Much farther if a reflective object. One thing about this scope that isn't mentioned anywhere is that after powering up the scope and the view is green you can turn it off and still have the same night vision. I have even taken the batteries out and it still works!
1676230
I believe that the range is approx. 12-15 feet. After that the light starts to dim. But for the price of the 2 units, I don't see where you have much to lose.
1440609
They are not 30x60 they are not night vision, I am not sure of the power As a pure estimate10x50 perhaps, They offer good magnification, when I bought them I was aware of the wishfulNumbers claimed by evading the feedback, one buyer had worked out the magnification specsHe commented the numbers claimed were rubbish, however they do have good power in my viewWell worth the price.