OUR PRODUCTS
OUR PRODUCTS
Nightfox Corsac HD Night Vision Binocular
- 3x magnification, 180m range
- Unique wrap-around eyepiece
- Full HD: 1920*1080 resolution
BEST FOR: LONG RANGE
Nightfox Red HD Night Vision Goggles
- 1x Magnification
- Mount to a helmet or headstrap
- 1920*1080 resolution
BEST FOR: Head-mounting
Nightfox Vulpes HD Rangefinder Night Vision Binocular
- 220 yards of range
- Integrated laser rangefinder
- Audio recording
BEST FOR: LONG RANGE
Nightfox Cub Night Vision Monocular
- Pocket-sized
- Rechargeable anywhere via USB
- Records footage onto 32GB memory
BEST FOR: ON THE GO
Nightfox Spectrum Triple Led Infrared Torch
- Advanced infrared torch
- Three integrated LEDs
- Switch LED by flicking the lever
BEST FOR: Instantly switching LED
Nightfox Swift Night Vision Goggles
- 1x magnification
- Head mount included
- Integrated rechargeable battery
BEST FOR: HEAD MOUNTING
Nightfox 110R Night Vision Binocular
- 7x magnification
- 150m viewing range at night
- Recording Capability
BEST FOR: LONG RANGE RECORDING
Nightfox 100V Night Vision Binoculars
- 3x magnification
- 100m viewing range at night
- Simple operation
BEST FOR: EASY OPERATION
Nightfox Cape Night Vision Goggles
- 1x magnification
- Low Glow 940nm IR LEDs
- Mount to a tactical helmet
BEST FOR: AIRSOFT
Nightfox XB5 850nm Infrared LED Flashlight
- 850nm IR wavelength
- Stepless dimmer switch
- Powerful 5 watt LED
BEST FOR: COMPACT, POWER
Nightfox Tripod Torch Mount Kit
- Connect an IR torch to your device
- Fully adjustable angle
- Use with the XB5 and XB10
BEST FOR: MOUNTING TORCHES TO A NIGHTFOX
Nightfox XB5 940nm Low Glow Infrared LED Flashlight
- Low Glow 940nm IR wavelength
- Stepless dimmer switch
- Powerful 5 watt LED
BEST FOR: COMPACT, LOW GLOW
Nightfox XB10 850nm Infrared Torch
- 850nm IR wavelength
- Stepless dimmer switch
- Powerful 5 watt LED
BEST FOR: LONG RANGE, POWER
Nightfox XB10 940nm Low Glow Infrared Torch
- Low Glow 940nm IR wavelength
- Stepless dimmer switch
- Powerful 5 watt LED
BEST FOR: LONG RANGE, LOW GLOW
Nightfox Adjustable Torch Mount
- Connect an IR torch to your device
- Mounts to your tripod thread or GoPro rail
- Adjustable for tilt and angle
BEST FOR: MOUNTING TORCHES TO YOUR NIGHTFOX
Nightfox XC5 850nm Infrared LED Flashlight
- 850nm IR wavelength
- Stepless dimmer switch
- Powerful 5 watt LED
BEST FOR: COMPACT, POWER
Nightfox XC5 940nm Low Glow Infrared LED Flashlight
- Low Glow 940nm IR wavelength
- Stepless dimmer switch
- Powerful 5 watt LED
BEST FOR: COMPACT, LOW GLOW
Extra Strong Polycarbonate Head Mount by Nightfox
BEST FOR: Head mounting NVGs or cameras.
DIGITAL NIGHT VISION CHANGED THE GAME
Throughout history, humans have shied away from darkness. Nowadays Our digital night vision binoculars and goggles use infrared light to give you clear vision, even on the darkest of nights.
What is Night Vision?
Night vision is the ability to see in low-light conditions. Humans have poor night vision naturally, so we have to rely on night vision devices to help. Analog night vision devices amplify any existing light and send it to your eyes, whereas digital night vision captures infrared (IR) light and displays the results on a screen. All Nightfox night vision devices are digital because we believe digital night vision devices are more robust and give flexibility including options such as recording photos and video.
How digital night vision is different
Digital night vision works by detecting IR radiation, usually reflected from a torch or built-in IR LED. Infrared light is focused and projected onto a sensitive CMOS sensor, similar to those used in digital cameras. The sensor converts the infrared light into an electrical signal, which is transferred to a screen the user can view through an eyepiece. Infrared appears as white or violet on the screen.
Traditional night vision devices amplify existing light and send it to your eyes. The available light enters the night vision device through an objective lens and hits an image intensifier tube. The image intensifier works by accelerating electrons across a vacuum and onto a phosphor screen, where they appear as green. The eyepiece then magnifies the image for you to see it clearly.