The AN/PVS-21 Low Profile Night Vision Goggle has been designed for aggressive special operations capability in air, water, and land environments. The patented low profile design offers 3-4 inches less protrusion than conventional night vision goggles enabling a wide range of mission applications.
Objective lens
Using mirrors and prisms the light enters into the objective lenses at the bottom of the PVS-21. The light is bounced upwards into the intensifier tube. The light exits the tube and hits another mirror bouncing the light inboard toward the middle of the bridge. Where it hits another mirror bouncing the light down into the prism eyepiece where it is bounced into your eyes
Camber adjustment
This PVS-21 can be bent to 230 degrees, which is not possible with similar products. Our products are quality guaranteed. There is no noise when bending down or upwards. There is no impact when playing a shooting game.
Eyepiece
In eons past, the night was a time for rest, even in a combat zone. Darkness made effective command and control impossible, and the inability to identify friend from foe made most nighttime combat operations impractical. Stand-to was always just before dawn because that was the universally accepted time to attack. For the American military at least, those days are gone, never to return.
Steiner’s night-vision sensors detect radiation of a diverse nature. Infrared, ultraviolet, visible spectrum and low-light images beyond the threshold of the unaided eye are all now within the capabilities of equipment compact and reliable enough to aid individual soldiers. Steiner’s AN/PVS-21 low-profile night-vision goggle (LPNVG) is smaller, lighter and 3 to 4 inches shorter than previous systems and is available in both monocular and binocular versions. This system is designed specifically to provide aggressive special operations capabilities in air, land and water environments. The resolution and sensor fusion built into this device make it capable of terrestrial use over rugged terrain, suitable for applications in high-speed vehicles on the ground, water or air, and effective in the CQB realm as well.
Steiner’s Clip-On Thermal Module (COTM) adds thermal imaging capability to the AN/PVS-21. Various spectral bands provide the unprecedented capability to penetrate battlefield obstacles such as fog, smoke or darkness, and the device injects thermal imagery directly onto the eyepiece of the host goggles. Such technology renders conventional assumptions about cover and concealment obsolete.
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Objective lens
Using mirrors and prisms the light enters into the objective lenses at the bottom of the PVS-21. The light is bounced upwards into the intensifier tube. The light exits the tube and hits another mirror bouncing the light inboard toward the middle of the bridge. Where it hits another mirror bouncing the light down into the prism eyepiece where it is bounced into your eyes
Camber adjustment
This PVS-21 can be bent to 230 degrees, which is not possible with similar products. Our products are quality guaranteed. There is no noise when bending down or upwards. There is no impact when playing a shooting game.
In eons past, the night was a time for rest, even in a combat zone. Darkness made effective command and control impossible, and the inability to identify friend from foe made most nighttime combat operations impractical. Stand-to was always just before dawn because that was the universally accepted time to attack. For the American military at least, those days are gone, never to return.
Steiner’s night-vision sensors detect radiation of a diverse nature. Infrared, ultraviolet, visible spectrum and low-light images beyond the threshold of the unaided eye are all now within the capabilities of equipment compact and reliable enough to aid individual soldiers. Steiner’s AN/PVS-21 low-profile night-vision goggle (LPNVG) is smaller, lighter and 3 to 4 inches shorter than previous systems and is available in both monocular and binocular versions. This system is designed specifically to provide aggressive special operations capabilities in air, land and water environments. The resolution and sensor fusion built into this device make it capable of terrestrial use over rugged terrain, suitable for applications in high-speed vehicles on the ground, water or air, and effective in the CQB realm as well.
Steiner’s Clip-On Thermal Module (COTM) adds thermal imaging capability to the AN/PVS-21. Various spectral bands provide the unprecedented capability to penetrate battlefield obstacles such as fog, smoke or darkness, and the device injects thermal imagery directly onto the eyepiece of the host goggles. Such technology renders conventional assumptions about cover and concealment obsolete.
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