N-Vision Optics at IACP Annual Conference

Boston, MA, October 14, 2006 --(PR.com)-- N-Vision Optics will be showcasing the full line of their night vision devices at IACP 2006 Annual Conference in Boston, October 15-17.

The new design of the GT-14 night vision monocular, which is already being thoroughly used by many police departments all over the US, will also be available for demonstration.

The unit combines the main features of the existing models currently used by law enforcement and US military and is offered with the highest quality image intensifier tubes. Being an ideal multi-purpose system for night-time observations, GT-14 can be used while hand-held as a monocular, head-mounted or  helmet-mounted as a single eye goggle, weapon-mounted as a night scope or attached to a video camera. It is compatible with weapon mounted IR laser aiming and illuminating devices, submersible to a depth of 6.5 ft (2 meters), shockproof and waterproof. The GT-14 is equipped with a short range infrared illuminator that is invisible to a human eye. Features include superior optics, automatic brightness control, and it weights less than 11 oz.

With the use of a special dual mount, two GT-14 monoculars can be easily combined and turned into a dual-tube night vision binocular G15. This unit offers better depth perception and image clarity than single-tube systems, greatly improving the user’s ability to perform mission critical tasks. It can be hand-held, head- or helmet-mounted.

The new design of the monocular allows it to operate with a single AA battery.

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