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Introduction

The new White Phosphor Night Vision Goggle is the first technological breakthrough in aviation goggles since the Generation III goggle was introduced.

To view the specification sheet, please select 'Front Page'.


Your needs

  • Enhanced Image clarity and quality which results in increased depth perception.
  • Exceptional high-light performance - due to auto-gating
  • Improved low-light performance and increased FOM

Your benefits

  • Available with Class A, B, or C "Leaky Green" Objectives
  • Fully compatible with aircraft NVIS lighting systems
  • Mounting systems available for Gentex, Alpha, Gallet, and other flight helmets
  • FAA & EASA Flight Certifications
  • ASU’s white phosphor NVG exceeds all minimum performance requirements, as outlined in the RTCA document DO275 “Minimum Operational Performance Standards for Integrated Night Vision Imaging System Equipment.”
  • 180 Day service and repair via our FAA Certified Part 145 repair station

205
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214
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222 B-U
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230
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407
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412
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430
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500N
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AS350, H125
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AS365 N1|N2|N3
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AW109 Series
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AW119
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AW139
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BO 105
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EC 130 B4|T2, H130
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EC 135, H135
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EC 155, H155
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MBB-BK 117
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MD900
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Q100, DHC-8-100
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Q200, DHC-8-200
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Q300, DHC-8-300
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Q400, DHC-8-400
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S-61
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S-76
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Product Description

White Phosphor Night Vision Goggle


Your benefits

  • Available with Class A, B, or C "Leaky Green" Objectives
  • Fully compatible with aircraft NVIS lighting systems
  • Mounting systems available for Gentex, Alpha, Gallet, and other flight helmets
  • FAA & EASA Flight Certifications
  • ASU’s white phosphor NVG exceeds all minimum performance requirements, as outlined in the RTCA document DO275 “Minimum Operational Performance Standards for Integrated Night Vision Imaging System Equipment.”
  • 180 Day service and repair via our FAA Certified Part 145 repair station

Testimonial
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"I have been flying with nightvision goggles for 27 years and would characterize the new white phosphor system as a distinguished milestone in NVG technology. From highly illuminated urban areas to the darkest mountain regions, the white phosphor NVGs significantly outperformed traditional green phosphor NVGs.”
From
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Justin Watlington, ASU director of pilot training and a retired Army Nation