F4949 Safety Glasses

From functional treatments to cockpit illumination and helicopter alterations, airworthiness needs to on-going and initial training for the flight staff, we provide adequate and FAA-approved sources concerning the secure and effective use of air travel evening vision systems.

FAA TSO C 164a accepted and EASA accepted, the ANVIS-9 Safety glasses are completely certified with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Efficiency Requirements for integrated night vision imaging system equipment). We are happy to provide an irresistible five-year guarantee on newly bought aviation NVG systems.

This night vision technology has made it possible for pilots and aircrews to perform important evening flight procedures in almost every airplane type throughout the globe. Our over half a century of mixed armed forces aviation experience in numerous sorts of atmospheres makes us the authority in supplying the very best evening vision services.

Our dedication to supplying superior customer care, punctual responsiveness to all queries, and our real-world experience in the aviation area make us a relied on international leader in aviation night vision modern technology. The F4949 goggles are totally compliant with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Efficiency Criteria for integrated evening vision imaging system devices).

These safety glasses are totally compliant with DO-275 (Minimum Operational Efficiency Requirements for integrated evening vision imaging system equipment). Capitalize on greater than 50-hour functional performance with the ANVIS-9 goggles. Relied on by the military, police, emergency clinical service, search and rescue, aerial firefighting staffs, and even industrial aviation operators around the world, the ANVIS-9 goggles are an elite line of evening vision systems.

Whatever evening vision options you require, our assistance personnel is available to aid. The ANVIS-9 safety glasses use aviation-grade optics and high-performance Gen 3 Peak ® modern technology - providing the operator optimum performance. This lightweight tool is it illegal to own night vision goggles powered by AA batteries (two AA batteries for fixed-wing and 4 AA batteries for a helicopter) located in a low-profile battery pack that boosts head flexibility and boosted battery life.