Zeiss Mono 4x12 T Monocular

THESE ITEMS ARE EX-DEMO UNITS FROM ZEISS UK.

COMES IN ORIGINAL BOX WITH STRAP AND CASE.

COMES SUPPLED WITH FULL ZEISS LIFETIME WARRANTY AS NEW.

Mono 4x12 T*

The Mono 4x12 T* is a telescope and magnifying glass in one. This is made possible by the close focus of just 25 cm. At the same time it has a large field of view of 180 m. This makes the Monos just as suitable for use in the concert or theatre hall as for watching insects in the high grass at close quarters.

Small but powerful

For sporting events, in the theatre or in the great outdoors, the Monos are the masters of versatility, fitting snugly in a jacket pocket or handbag. Depending on the model, they are ideal for use as magnifying glasses or even for binocular amplification. They can turn your binoculars into a spotting scope by tripling the magnification. Even the smallest details can be seen: nothing escapes their notice. Whether you are watching dragonflies in the reeds or birds at a great distance, the Monos are an often undervalued but extremely useful aid to nature observation.

Magnification in miniature format

The Monos will surprise you with their astonishingly good image capability and large field of view in the smallest of housings. Their sleek looks are an elegant disguise for what lies within: The Carl Zeiss T* multi-layer coating ensures high transmission; in other words, it lets plenty of light in. This elaborate lens coating gives you a bright and clear image even in poor light conditions. The housing is splash-proof and robust with a firm grip.

Always at hand

Small, light and sporty - the compact Monos are always handy for nature excursions, concerts or sporting events. They bring objects to arm's length at lightning speed so you can see every single detail. A diopter adjustment is possible to up to +/- 4 diopters.

Close range

The Mono models 4 x 12 T* and 6 x 18 T* with their close focus capabilities are suitable for use as a magnifying glass or visual aid. This makes them extremely versatile. Whether you are watching butterflies, reading a street plan or walking map, or making out letters and numbers on a bus timetable, the Monos are a practical tool.

Magnification 4 x

Effective Lens Diameter 12 mm

Exit Pupil Diameter 3 mm

Twilight Factors 6.9

Field of View at 1000m 180 m

Subjective Viewing Angle 41 °

Close Focus 0.25 m

Diopter Adjustment Range 4/-4dpt

Prism System Schmidt-Pechan

Functional Temperature in °C -20 °C/ 40 °C

Height 70 mm

Weight in Use 45 g