Our NVGs are among the top in the industry because of their image quality, sensitivity, and unparalleled durability. These features give users the confidence they need to fly in low-light conditions. With our state-of-the-art aircraft NVGs, you can stay ahead of the curve and get maximum performance and safety during night flights.

From the NVG ANVIS 9 goggles, the standard night vision device for the United States Navy and Air Force flight crews around the globe, to the notable Harris F4949 (formerly ITT night vision goggles) and L3 EOS M949 (formerly Litton/Northrop Grumman) models, which are both recognized as AN/AVS-9.

This exceptional generation of NVG is the trusted device of the prestigious US army. As such, Gen 3 night vision is also the device of choice of aviation operators around the globe.

The following key features and enhancements make Gen 3 Image Intensification Technology stand out:

◉ The very sensitive photocathode material used in Gen 3 devices often consists of gallium arsenide (GaAs) or gallium arsenide phosphide (GaAsP). The total image quality is improved by the better light amplification made possible by the increased sensitivity.
◉ Better ratio of signal to noise (SNR) capabilities in Gen 3 technology drastically decrease the amount of electronic noise in an image. Even in severely low-light circumstances, this produces in sharper and crisper images with less graininess and distortion.
◉ In comparison to earlier generations, Gen 3 Image Intensifiers have higher resolution, allowing for greater detail and better object recognition, boosting situational awareness and allowing more effective navigation, surveillance, and target acquisition.
◉ Gen 3 devices can pick up a wider range of light bands, including near-infrared, because they have a wider spectral response. This feature makes it easier to see in different lighting situations and lets you find targets that give off or reflect near-infrared radiation.

At Night Flight Concepts, we have an array of top-of-the-line Gen 3 NVG’s offered in many different configurations and features that will surely match your operational requirements.

Give us a call or complete our online form to learn more about this night vision breakthrough and how it can apply to your operations.

Most instrument screens are changed to make them easier to read under NVG lighting. This could mean replacing standard analog instruments with ones that work with NVGs and have lights that work well with NVGs. A different option is to put digital displays with NVG-compatible backlighting that can be changed. The changes make sure that important flying information can be seen clearly without getting in the way of the pilot's NVG vision.

The outside lights of an aircraft is also changed to work with NVGs. This includes changing the guidance lights, anti-collision lights, landing lights, and any other lights on the outside of the aircraft. Filters that work with NVIS or special light sources are used to make sure that the lights can be seen by the pilot wearing NVGs without causing too much glare or making the NVG system less effective.

The backlighting on control screens and switches is changed to work with NVGs. The backlighting is meant to give the controls enough light while reducing shadows or spots that might deter the pilot or make it hard for him to see. Labels and marks on switches and panels could also be improved to make them easier to read when using NVG.

Along with the physical changes, training, and procedures are changed to make sure pilots know how to use NVGs and the new cabin correctly. This includes teaching on how to use NVGs, how to scan, and any limits that come with using NVGs. Standard operating procedures (SOPs) have been modified to include specific rules and things to think about for NVG operations.

Expert advice is very helpful for understanding how Gen 3 NVGs work and what they can do. These experts know everything there is to know about the technology, from the newest improvements to the differences between models and makers. With their knowledge, they can give thorough explanations of key features, autogating technology, image intensifier tube specifications, and other important parts. This helps users decide which NVG system is best for their needs.

Choosing the right Gen 3 NVG system can be a daunting task, given the wide range of options available. Expert guidance ensures that you select the most appropriate NVGs based on your operational needs, budget, and other relevant factors.

These specialists can assess your unique requirements, provide personalized recommendations, and guide you through the process of customizing your NVG system to meet specific operational demands. By having experts by your side, you can make well-informed decisions that align with your organization's goals and maximize the return on investment.

Gen 3 NVGs need to be properly trained and seamlessly integrated into operational processes. Expert guidance gives you access to full training programs taught by professionals who know a lot about how NVG processes work. They can make and give training modules that are specific to your organization's needs. This makes sure that your staff knows how to use Gen 3 NVGs well. These experts can also help you through the process of integration. They can help you set up maintenance protocols, standard operating procedures, and safety rules to make sure the integration goes smoothly and is in line with best practices in the industry.

Even with cutting-edge technology, NVG activities can sometimes run into problems. Expert advice is always available to help you get the most out of your Gen 3 NVGs and solve any technical or operating problems that may come up.

These professionals know a lot about the most common problems, the best ways to use NVGs, and the possible limits of their use. They can give you helpful ideas, tips, and techniques to solve problems, improve working efficiency, and make sure that your NVG systems will work well and reliably for a long time.