F4949 Safety Glasses
From operational treatments to cabin illumination and helicopter adjustments, airworthiness requirements to preliminary and on-going training for the trip team, we provide sufficient and FAA-approved sources pertaining to the safe and reliable use aviation night vision systems.
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 inconspicuous battery pack, sustaining head mobility and increased battery life. We understand the value of adequate sources when running aeronautics night vision goggles.
Also known as the ANVIS-9 goggles, these systems are the key aeronautics night vision device made use of by the armed forces, police, emergency medical service, search and rescue, and aerial firefighting staffs worldwide. The ANVIS-9 goggles, which have actually set the bar of what aviation evening vision goggles ought to be, are the prime aviation NVG choice for several applications.
Our commitment to providing superior client service, prompt responsiveness to all inquiries, and our real-world experience in the aviation area make us a relied on global leader in air travel evening vision modern technology. The F4949 goggles are totally certified with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Efficiency Specifications for incorporated night vision imaging system tools).
These safety glasses are totally compliant with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Performance Standards for integrated night vision imaging system tools). Make use of greater than 50-hour functional performance with the ANVIS-9 safety glasses. Relied on by the army, police, emergency medical solution, search and rescue, aerial firefighting crews, and also commercial aeronautics operators across the globe, the ANVIS-9 safety glasses are an elite line of night vision systems.
Requirement devices consist of a soft-carrying case, lens caps, operator package (manual, Bookmarks fast referral card, lens paper), and low-profile battery pack. With every purchase, we make certain that the driver or pilot has a thorough understanding of the trip environment and the NVG system and image quality.
