9 F4949 Evening Vision Aviator Goggles
Initially created by ITT then passed onto the Elbit Equipments of America - Night Vision, this cutting edge night vision system uses Gen 3 auto-gated Peak ® tubes, supplying the highest level of efficiency and quality under different light degrees throughout evening flight operations.
The device is powered by AA batteries (two AA batteries for fixed-wing and four AA batteries for a helicopter) in a low-profile and unobtrusive battery pack, supporting head flexibility and enhanced battery life. We comprehend the significance of sufficient resources when operating aeronautics night vision goggles.
This evening vision technology has made it possible for aircrews and pilots to conduct important evening flight procedures in nearly every aircraft kind across the world. Our over half a century of combined military aviation experience in different sorts of environments makes us the authority in providing the very best evening vision remedies.
Our commitment to offering exceptional customer support, prompt responsiveness to all questions, and our real-world experience in the air travel field make us a trusted international leader in aeronautics night vision technology. The F4949 safety glasses are completely certified with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Performance Requirements for integrated night vision imaging system devices).
These goggles are totally compliant with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Efficiency Standards for incorporated night vision imaging system tools). Take advantage of more than 50-hour functional efficiency with the ANVIS-9 goggles. Trusted by the armed forces, law enforcement, emergency situation clinical service, search and rescue, Bookmarks aerial firefighting teams, and even industrial aviation operators across the globe, the ANVIS-9 goggles are an elite line of night vision systems.
Standard devices consist of a soft-carrying situation, lens caps, driver set (guidebook, fast recommendation card, lens paper), and inconspicuous battery pack. With every deal, we make certain that the operator or pilot has an extensive understanding of the flight atmosphere and the NVG system and picture quality.
