Night vision technology allows you to see objects clearly at night. People, buildings, vehicles and details of the landscape viewed through a modern night vision system appear almost as if illuminated while the same objects viewed with a naked eye would appear only as indistinct shadows (or won't be visible at all).

With the NAV-TV Night Vision Thermal Imaging Camera you have two camera options one in Black and White (Grayscale) or Full Featured which is Full Colour. If you have ever seen the movie the Predator, this is what the Full Featured camera looks like -

Night Vision products are available in variety of forms including Car Night Vision, binoculars, hand held viewers, goggles, telescopes and rifle mounted scopes.

NAV-TV brings you the Industry Standard in Automotive Night Vision technology for the Best Price out there. As a Developmental Partner with FLIR, NAV-TV has a controller that actually allows to change the colour hues of the Night Vision Camera.

Below you will see a thermal image of a bear walking through Yellowstone National Park this Winter. The Night Vision Camera was used as a remote trail camera that has been successfully calibrated and deployed at Yellowstone.The USGS are using this system to study the metabolic impact of mange in the wolves in the park.

• Surveillance / Stakeout
• Riot control / Recon
• Suspect pursuit and capture
• Perimeter control
• Street gang observation
• Automotive Night Vision
• Wild fire recon
• Night navigation
• Victim location
• Search and rescue
• Navigation aid
• Search and rescue
• Vessel Identification
• Perimeter control
• Hands free operation for no light situations
• Save generator fuel
• Wildlife observation and control
• Wilderness search and rescue
• Poaching control
• Hunting

 

[*] Bigfoot Hunting

 

Yes......we actually sold a couple cameras to Big Foot Hunters as well as Ghost Chasers..... Makes sense if you think about it

 

Sold another Flir PathFindIR Thermal Camera to a Farmer not too long ago..he was tired of hitting his "prized" Cattle.... Last year about 5 or so of his "Cows" were struck, I think he said he lost $50k from it or so....So the $3-4k investment was worth it to him....Plus he has one of the Coolest "Tundras" around with Truck Night Vision - ....Still waiting on getting a picture of a Cow in Night Vision from him...