The A600 Clip-On Night Vision Device mounts in front of an existing day sight, adding night vision capability without re-zeroing. Its 1× optical design preserves the day sight’s original zero, while image intensification technology delivers clear imagery in low-light conditions.

Recommended for use with day scopes at magnifications up to 12×, this night vision clip-on system supports a rapid transition from daytime to nighttime operation. Powered by a single AA battery and designed for integration across different platforms, the A600 extends the nighttime observation and aiming capabilities of existing optical systems.

The TIMSAH T350-D / T360-D series combines thermal weapon sight and thermal clip-on functionality in one system. Featuring a 640 × 480 uncooled detector operating in the 8–12 µm LWIR band, it provides thermal imaging for nighttime observation and surveillance. Automatic image optimization, an OLED display and selectable polarity modes support image interpretation across changing conditions.

The series offers 1× magnification in clip-on mode and 2× magnification in weapon sight mode, with additional 2× and 4× electronic zoom available in weapon sight mode. A ballistic reticle, image and video recording with 32 GB internal storage, and an optional wireless head-up display provide operational flexibility.

The AYA TS100 is a multifunctional thermal monocular designed for day and night surveillance, search and rescue, and situational awareness. Its uncooled detector, high-resolution color OLED display and selectable color palettes provide thermal imaging across changing visibility conditions. A lightweight, compact design makes it suitable for use as a handheld thermal imager.

Flexible Handheld, Helmet and Weapon-Mounted Use

Supporting handheld and weapon-mounted operation, plus helmet mounting with an optional adapter, the AYA TS100 adapts to different mission requirements. Athermalized fixed focus, automatic image calibration, diopter adjustment and a user-friendly menu simplify observation. Wi-Fi connectivity and a rechargeable battery support the thermal monocular’s portable field operation.