Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the iGen Monocular different from traditional night vision devices?
Can I use the iGen Monocular during the day?
Does the iGen-IC and iGen-LE capture photos at night?
Can the infrared (IR) emitter be seen by animals or people?
While the infrared beam itself is invisible, the IR emitter diode produces a faint red glow that can be seen from close distances. If complete concealment is needed, avoid using the IR emitter.
The iGen runs on 4 AA batteries. Battery life is up to 7.6 hours in standard mode and approximately 2.8 hours with the IR emitter at maximum. To extend battery life:
- Reduce display brightness.
- Use the auto-off feature to shut the device down after inactivity.
No, the iGen monocular is not weatherproof. It is recommended to use it in dry conditions and protect it from rain or excessive moisture.
Yes, all iGen models include a tripod mount for steady viewing. The iGen-LE comes with a tripod and window mount included.
No, the iGen monoculars do not record video. However, they offer composite video output, allowing you to connect the device to an external recorder or monitor for real-time viewing.