- MX-11769Tube type
- FOM 2000+FOM value
- P45 whitePhosphor
- PVS-14, NVG, UNVGFits
The AGM MX-11769 HPW is a Gen 2+ image intensifier tube with a white P45 phosphor, designed for 11769 inverting tube night vision devices with manual gain control. According to the manufacturer, it fits AGM PVS-14 devices (all versions), PVS-14L, PVS-14E, PVS14-51, NVG-40, NVG-50, and UNVG. It is the flagship tube of the HP/HPW series, with a FOM of 2000+, photocathode sensitivity above 1000 µA/lm, and enhanced near-infrared sensitivity—a solution for service centers and night vision device assembly companies.
MX-11769
Tube type
FOM 2000+
FOM value
P45 white
Phosphor
PVS-14, NVG, UNVG
Fits
Key Features
- Gen 2+ image intensifier tube in the 11769 standard, with autogating.
- White P45 phosphor on an inverting output window.
- S25-R photocathode with a sensitivity of at least 1000 µA/lm (80 mA/W at 800 nm, 70 mA/W at 850 nm).
- Resolution of at least 64 lp/mm, signal-to-noise ratio of at least 28.
- Optical reflection reduction technology and minimal halo around light sources.
- Built-in power supply, operation with manual gain control in the device.
- Mean time between failures of 10,000 hours, weight up to 80 g.
Compatibility
The manufacturer states that 11769 series tubes are fully compatible and interchangeable in devices with an inverting tube and manual gain control, such as the PVS-14 and NVG-40/50. The product page lists the AGM PVS-14 (all versions), PVS-14L, PVS-14E, PVS14-51, NVG-40, NVG-50, and UNVG. Replacing the tube is advisable if the current tube is worn or damaged, or when switching from green to white phosphor. Housings designed for G2G 43×22 mm tubes (Wolf-7 PRO, Wolf-14) do not accept the 11769 tube.
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer | AGM Global Vision |
|---|---|
| Model | MX 11769 Type Gen 2+ HPW |
| Part number | 210413411 |
| Tube type | 11769 |
| Generation | Gen 2+ |
| Photocathode sensitivity (white light 2856 K) | 1000 µA/lm (min.) |
| Sensitivity at 800 nm / 850 nm | 80 mA/W / 70 mA/W |
| Luminance gain (50 µlx) | 10,000–20,000 cd/m²/lx |
| Resolution | 64 lp/mm (min.) |
| MTF | 2.5 lp/mm: 90%; 7.5 lp/mm: 70%; 15 lp/mm: 50%; 25 lp/mm: 30% |
| Photocathode | S25-R |
| Phosphor | P45 (white) |
| Output window | inverting |
| Signal-to-noise ratio (108 µlx) | 28 (min.) |
| Uniformity | 3:1 (max.) |
| Effective input diameter | 17.5 mm |
| Connections | contacts |
| Shock resistance | 5000 m/s² |
| Vibration resistance | 25 m/s² |
| Operating temperature | from −45 to +55 °C |
| Storage temperature | from −55 to +70 °C |
| Mean time between failures | 10,000 hours |
| Weight | ≤ 80 g |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which night vision devices is this tube compatible with?
According to the manufacturer, it fits the AGM PVS-14 (all versions), PVS-14L, PVS-14E, PVS14-51, NVG-40, NVG-50, and UNVG—devices with an 11769 inverting tube and manual gain control.
How does it differ from the HP version?
The manufacturer describes HP and HPW together in the series description (FOM 2000+). They differ in phosphor: HP has green P43, while HPW has white P45.
Can I replace the tube in the night vision device myself?
Installing an image intensifier tube requires experience and appropriate service conditions. Therefore, before purchasing, we recommend contacting us to select the correct tube and housing.