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USING INFRARED ILLUMINATOR: 
 

Your night vision monocular is 

equipped with two separate built-
in Infrared illuminator lights.  The 
Infrared light operates in a 
spectrum, which is normally 
invisible to a naked human eye, 
however with the help of the tube, 
located inside the unit, you will see a beam of light when 
looking though the ocular lens.  This Infrared light is here to assist 
you in especially dark conditions, where there is not enough 
light for the tube to amplify.  
 
The first illuminator (IR1) (see insert image on the top right) 
operates on wavelength of 860nm 
and provides close-up illumination 
while being completely invisible to 
the naked eyes and animals (even 
if looked directly at the illuminator 
lens).  

 
Second illuminator (IR2) (see insert image on the middle right) 
operates at a wavelength of 805nm and provides distant 
illumination.  This illuminator light can be seen if looked directly 
at the illuminator lens, however its beam of light is still invisible to 
the naked human eye. (NOTE: models with Rangefinder and 5x 
lens only feature one illuminator, which operates on 860-940nm 
wavelength)
 

 
To turn the close-up Infrared 
illuminator (14) ON, first make sure 
the unit is ON then rotate the 
Power Switch (10) to the IR1 
position. To do that, you must 
gently pull the switch in the 
outward direction and then 
rotate the switch one dial.  When 
looking through the ocular lens, you will notice a faint green 
(orange on some models) indicator light at approximately 6 
o’clock position outside of the field of view – this is to remind 
you that the infrared light is on.  To turn the infrared light off, 
simply rotate the power switch one dial back to ON position.  
 

Summary of Contents for LN-EB5-LRF

Page 1: ...1 LN EBG1 LN EBG1 PRO LN EB5 LRF INSTRUCTION MANUAL IMPORTANT Please read this manual in its entirety prior to using this device...

Page 2: ...ny additional help Therefore the first and most important rule of any night vision device is never use it during daylight or in any bright light conditions which allows you to see well with your naked...

Page 3: ...during daytime when you bring your newly bought unit home or in the shop before you buy it Please keep this lens cover on during daytime even if the unit is turned off In addition to the lens cover a...

Page 4: ...ry IR Switch 8 Menu Switch PRO model only 9 External Power Jack PRO model only 10 Power and IR illuminator switch 11 Distant IR illuminator IR2 12 Objective lens Focusing Ring 13 Battery Compartment C...

Page 5: ...pathway located on top of the unit near the Momentary Switch button 2 Tighten the wheel of the release mechanism 2 Please note that you may not need to slide the rail all the way into the pathway make...

Page 6: ...ion the image is at its best After that rotate the objective lens 12 also until the image is at its best You may have to repeat the process again until the image is sharp and clear Once the clear imag...

Page 7: ...nator IR2 see insert image on the middle right operates at a wavelength of 805nm and provides distant illumination This illuminator light can be seen if looked directly at the illuminator lens however...

Page 8: ...th a removable focusing head lens see insert image below allowing you to either narrow the light beam for increased distance or to spread the beam across the entire field of view when operating on sho...

Page 9: ...otect the unit from excess light It is recommended to switch to this level when using the device as hand held binocular not on the head mask and at the nighttime when risk of bright light exposure is...

Page 10: ...s fogging in extremely cold temperatures Please inquire about the nitrogen gas filling kit from your local dealer or you may buy an aftermarket kit or write to us at info lunaoptics com MOISTURE CONTR...

Page 11: ...you get a good feel of it b You may be viewing an object that it too close the minimum focusing distance is approximately 25cm or 10 inches c You may have dirty objective or ocular lens you may clean...

Page 12: ...___________________________1x 4x 7x Focusing Distance 1x _____________________ 0 25m Objective Lens 1x ______________________ F 1 1 27mm Field Of View ____________________________ 40 12 9 Diopter Adju...

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