StabilEyes14x40

StabilEyes14x40

•  Reduced vibration for superior performance and steady view •  Fully multilayer-coated lenses for optimal brightness •  Phase-correction-coated prisms for high resolution •  Waterproof and fog-free with O-ring seals and nitrogen gas •  Ergonomic styling for comfortable grip, easy access to controls •  Two vibration reduction modes: LAND mode for when footing is secure, to compensate for vibration from hand-shake and binocular movement when user follows a moving subject while studying nature or watching sports ON BOARD mode for when footing is unstable due to strong vibration - for example, from an engine or strong wind •  Floating strap provided Application Icons

All StabilEyes models offer
· Reduced vibration for superior performance and steady view
· Fully multilayer-coated lenses for optimal brightness
· Phase-correction-coated prisms for high resolution
· Waterproof and fog-free with O-ring seals and nitrogen gas
· Ergonomic styling for comfortable grip, easy access to controls



Specifications

		StabilEyes 14x40
Magnification (x)		14
Vibration reduction system		Optical compensation by erecting prisms with gimballed frame
Vibration compensation range		±5º
Objective diameter (mm)		40
Eye relief (mm)		13
Diopter adjustment		±2 dpt.
Field of view (real) (º )		4
Field of view (apparent) (º )		52.1
Field of view at 1,000m (m)		70
Exit pupil (mm)		2.9
Relative brightness		8.4
Interpupillary distance adjustment (mm)		60-70
Close focusing distance (m)		5
Waterproofing		Fully protected
Dimensions (L x W x D) (mm)		186x148x88
Weight (without batteries) (g)		1,340
Operating temperature range		-10º C to +50º C
Battery		DC 6V (four AA-type DC 3V alkaline batteries)
Battery life		Approx. 6 hours (continuous operation with AA-type alkaline batteries at normal temperature [20º C])
Remaining battery power display		LED blinks when remaining power becomes weak
Standards compliance		Japan VCCI class B U.S.A. FCC Part15B Europe CE: EN50081-1:1992 EN50081-1:1997 Australia AS/NZS 4251.1:1994

Note: Nikon has adopted a calculation method based on ISO 14132-1:2002, and therefore, values for the apparent field of view have changed from those previously stated. For details, click here.

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