I just received 2 IR-20 lights from UNV and was so happy to see that they have been inproved over the earlier model I bought a year ago. That first IR-20 still works like new. The new model has a simpler switch function and the light benzel is nice and tight. And of course, they all light up the world on even the darkest nights. They provide over 400 yards of light which is farther than many people can shoot accurately. Many Kudos to UNV for supplying such a compact and powerful Infra-red light for we, the 'Night Hunters".

I noticed that unlike my first IR-20 where you full focus to center the light in the mount and then back off to lose the lines,----the new ones will go to full and get the waffle lines and then go still farther past that point and have full light with the lines gone----real nice! Plus, I even run them on medium most of the time instead of full----they are that good.

As expected this IR made all the difference in the world compared to the included IR that came with the X-Sight.

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This is an awesome addition to the built in ir of the scope, it really extends the range.
Very glad that I made the choice to go ahead and order with the N750 scope combination.

It is powerful but I think I bought the wrong one. I have since read the frequency of an auxiliary light source should be the same as the device you are using it with. I have it on the Pulsar N750 and it washes everything out on all but the lowest setting. The infrared frequencies are different.

I expected that an illuminator would be able to outperform the illuminator on the scope. Two things happened. The Picatinny mount on the side of the scope was too close to the object lens and washed in too much light. The result was a snow storm. I tried moving the light further away from the scope. The distance helped. The distance was so far I am concerned about finding a picatinny mounting solution that holds the light far enough away to not whitewash into the scope. I will worry about it when I have the permanent solution.

I would not have a scope or anything NV without this. It turns night to day. Guaranteed, dollar for dollar, the best deal.

Fast shipping great place to buy from first night out hog hunting with with sight mark photon and unv 20 shot a hog at 327 yards must have ir very clear works great with nvgs also

It is smaller than it looks. Like a G2 with a larger head. You will need the rechargeable batteries and wall charger but with the ability to change focal beams and strength of the output it has more options that one would expect. Clicky tail cap functions great. Hard to tell if its on unless you looking though a nv device.