ATN PS-15 Refurbished

The ATN PS15 is a versatile, multi-use night vision goggle system engineered for hands-free operation in demanding low-light environments. Designed for helmet-mounted, head-mounted, or handheld use, the PS15 enables effective navigation, surveillance, and task execution under moonlight and starlight conditions.
Built around a dual-tube binocular configuration, the PS15 utilizes image intensification technology to amplify available ambient light, delivering clear situational awareness without the need for active illumination. For environments with little to no light, an integrated infrared illuminator provides short-range visibility while maintaining operational capability.
The system features automatic brightness control to maintain consistent image quality in fluctuating lighting conditions, along with a protective shutoff system that powers down the device in excessive light exposure to preserve tube life. An additional auto shut-off function activates after prolonged inactivity, enhancing operational safety and battery efficiency.
Ergonomically designed, the PS15 includes adjustable diopter settings, objective focus, and eye relief to accommodate a wide range of users. The unit supports multiple mounting configurations and accessories, including 3x afocal lenses for extended range performance, helmet mounting kits, and external IR illumination options.
With a wide 40-degree field of view and 1x magnification, the PS15 provides natural depth perception and mobility, making it ideal for navigation, search operations, and tactical movement.

Key Features:
Dual-tube binocular night vision system
Head, helmet, or handheld operation
Built-in infrared illuminator for total darkness
Automatic brightness control and protective shutoff
1x magnification with 40° field of view
Adjustable diopter and focus controls
Compatible with 3x afocal lenses and mounting systems
Lightweight, rugged construction for field use
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