9 F4949 Evening Vision Aviator Goggles

From operational treatments to cabin lights and helicopter modifications, airworthiness requirements to first and on-going training for the flight crew, we provide sufficient and FAA-approved resources relating to the risk-free and reliable use of air travel evening vision systems.

FAA TSO C 164a approved and EASA accepted, the ANVIS-9 Goggles are fully certified with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Performance Criteria for integrated night vision imaging system equipment). We are happy to use an unequalled five-year guarantee on newly purchased air travel NVG systems.

This night vision technology has actually allowed pilots and aircrews to conduct critical evening trip operations in virtually every aircraft type throughout the world. Our over 50 years of combined armed forces aeronautics experience in numerous types of settings makes us the authority in providing the very best evening vision options.

Our dedication to giving exceptional customer support, prompt responsiveness to all queries, and Bookmarks our real-world experience in the air travel area make us a trusted global leader in air travel night vision technology. The F4949 safety glasses are fully certified with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Performance Standards for incorporated night vision imaging system devices).

These safety glasses are completely certified with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Efficiency Criteria for integrated night vision imaging system equipment). Make use of greater than 50-hour operational efficiency with the ANVIS-9 goggles. Trusted by the military, police, emergency clinical solution, search and rescue, aerial firefighting staffs, and also business air travel drivers around the world, the ANVIS-9 goggles are an elite line of evening vision systems.

Whatever night vision remedies you require, our assistance staff is readily available to aid. The ANVIS-9 goggles use aviation-grade optics and high-performance Gen 3 Peak ® modern technology - providing the driver optimal performance. This light-weight device is powered by AA batteries (two AA batteries for fixed-wing and four AA batteries for a helicopter) positioned in a low-profile battery pack that improves head flexibility and raised battery life.