ATN PS15-WPT - Night vision Goggle White Phosphor Technology

The ATN PS15 is a compact, lightweight dual Night Vision Goggle System. It utilizes two high-performance Image Intensifier Tubes to provide extremely clear and crisp images under the darkest conditions. This dual tube design provides increased depth perception and outstanding clarity. A built-in IR lets the user easily read a map and function in a total darkness environment. Available in a wide array of Image Intensifier Tube configurations the ATN PS15 Night Vision Goggles is designed to handle every budget and mission requirement. The ATN PS15 Night Vision System is the high-performance choice! 

The ATN PS15 is a hand-held, head-mounted or helmet-mounted night vision system that enables walking, short-range surveillance, map reading, vehicle maintenance, and administering first aid in both moonlight and starlight. Each unit allows for vertical adjustment (by using head straps), fore-and-aft adjustment, objective lens focus, and eyepiece focus. The device is also equipped with an infrared light-emitting source. Optional 3X Afo- cal Lenses makes the ATN PS15 into binocular with enhanced range performance.

PS15 Night Vision goggles utilize the principle of intensification of the residual light which is reflected from the surrounding objects. The optical system of the goggles consists of: an objective lens, an image intensifier tube and an eyepiece. Even under unsteady brightness conditions, Automatic Brightness Adjustment System always keeps the IIT brightness level constant.

The Automatic Protective System controls the existing illumination level through the photo receiver. If the illumination level surpasses 100-300 lx for the following 10 seconds, the goggles will shut off automatically. If you move the unit away from the bright/ excessive light the unit will turn back on again. The Automatic Protective System can be switch off for test the unit in the daylight with protective cups on the lens. Built-in IR Illuminator makes it possible to observe the objects when the goggles work in the conditions of low light or total darkness.