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ATN's PS15-4 Night Vision Goggles Offer G4 Autogated/Filmless Tubes

The PS15-4 from American Technologies Network (ATN) is a compact, lightweight dual night vision goggle system utilizing two autogated/filmless image intensifier tubes that improve operational effectiveness for night vision goggle users.

June 15, 2010
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The PS15-4 from American Technologies Network (ATN) is a compact, lightweight dual night vision goggle system utilizing two autogated/filmless image intensifier tubes that improve operational effectiveness for night vision goggle users.

Autogated/filmless tubes provide a higher signal-to-noise ration than standard Generation 3 tubes resulting in better image quality under low-light conditions and further improves image resolution under high-light conditions with a reduced halo effect that minimizes interference from bright light sources. The dual-tube design provides increased depth perception and outstanding clarity. A built-in IR lets the user easily read a map and function in a total darkness environment.

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The ATN PS15-4 Night Vision Goggle System allows for hand-free use and comes with a goggle kit, lithium battery, lens tissue, lens cap, instructions and warranty card in a soft carrying case.

An optional 3X A focal lens is available turning the PS15-4 into a binocular. Other options available include Universal Helmet Mount Kit, MICH Helmet Mount Kit, PASGT Helmet Mount Kit and an IR450-B4 Illuminator. ATN's PS15-4 Night Vision Goggle System is also available in Gen. 2+, CGT, HPT, Gen. 3, Gen. 3A, and Gen 3 ITT Pinnacle.

The ATN PS15-4 also features the Total Darkness IR system, Proshield Lens Coating, automatic brightness control, bright light cut-off, automatic shut-off system, low battery indicator, IR indicator, and an infrared illuminator built in with the flood lens.

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