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eotech gpnvg ground panoramic night vision goggle L3harris GpnvgGPNVG A 97 White Phosphor View to See Every Threat Clearly The L3Harris GPNVG is a top tier, helmet mounted night vision device made for serious operators. It uses special white phosphor tubes to give you a clearer view of the dark. Its massive field of view gives you more visual information, helping you spot targets and stay aware of your surroundings. See Over Twice as Much with a 97 View: Instead of the normal 40 degree "tunnel vision" of other

GPNVG | A 97° White Phosphor View to See Every Threat Clearly

  • The L3Harris GPNVG is a top-tier, helmet-mounted night vision device made for serious operators. It uses special white phosphor tubes to give you a clearer view of the dark. Its massive field-of-view gives you more visual information, helping you spot targets and stay aware of your surroundings.
  • See Over Twice as Much with a 97° View: Instead of the normal 40-degree "tunnel vision" of other NVGs, the GPNVG gives you a full 97-degree panoramic view. This lets you spot threats from your sides without turning your head, giving you a huge advantage in situational awareness.
  • Get a Clearer, More Natural View: The high-performance white phosphor tubes show you the world in black and white, not green. This provides better contrast and depth perception, making it easier to see details in the shadows and reducing eye strain on long missions.
  • Adapt to Any Mission with Detachable Pods: The GPNVG has a modular design where individual monoculars can be detached from the system. You can power a single pod with an adapter to use it as a low-profile, handheld night vision device, giving you more options in the field.
  • Trust Your Gear in the Worst Conditions: Built to meet tough military environmental specifications, these goggles are made to take a beating. They are waterproof and can be submerged in 1 meter of water for up to 120 minutes, so you can count on them when the mission gets rough.

GPNVG-18 Night Vision Review


What are some common accessories to add to the L3 GPNVG?

GPNVG Helmet Integration Platforms

  • Ops Core FAST SF Gen II: Provides a stable, lightweight, and mission-configurable platform designed to support the GPNVG, its mount, and balancing accessories. 
  • Team Wendy Exfil SL: A high-performance helmet system engineered with a rigid shell that serves as a secure base for the GPNVG, minimizing wobble and ensuring operator comfort. 
  • Galvion Caiman TL: Offers a robust and skeletonized platform, providing the necessary rigidity and mounting real estate for a complete GPNVG system setup.

GPNVG Mounting and Power Solutions

  • Wilcox G24 Mount: The critical interface between the helmet shroud and the GPNVG bridge, this mount provides a secure, adjustable, and breakaway connection for operator safety. 
  • Wilcox Aeronox Battery Pack: Serves as a dedicated remote power source for the GPNVG, typically mounted to the rear of the helmet to provide extended battery life while also functioning as an effective counterweight.

System Balancing for the GPNVG

  • Ops Core Counterweight: A purpose-built weight system designed to attach to the rear of the helmet, creating a balanced load and significantly improving user comfort when the GPNVG is deployed. 
  • Team Wendy Counterweight: Specifically designed to integrate with their helmet systems, this counterweight provides an effective counterbalance to the GPNVG, enhancing stability for the operator.

Advanced GPVNG-18 System Integration

  • Ops-Core Railink Enabled helmet: Enhances the GPNVG system by enabling a centralized power source that transfers power through the helmet rails and mount, eliminating the need for external cables and reducing potential snag hazards.


GPNVG 18 Night Vision Features & Specifications

The L3Harris GPNVG provides a decisive advantage in low-light and nighttime operations by delivering an unparalleled 97-degree panoramic field-of-view. This panoramic view is more than double that of traditional goggles, allowing an operator to see more of their surroundings without turning their head, which significantly increases situational awareness. This is combined with advanced white phosphor tube technology, which offers a more natural black-and-white image with greater contrast and depth perception for improved target detection. Together, these features provide the operator with the maximum amount of visual information possible for accurate assessment and mission success.

Key Features

  • Panoramic Field-of-View: A wide 97° field-of-view gives the user an extensive view of their surroundings with no loss of visual acuity in the outer channels.
  • White Phosphor Technology: Offers various shades of intensity between black and white, resulting in better contrast, depth perception, and detail in shapes and shadows.
  • Modular Design: Individual monoculars can be detached from the system and powered with an adapter to provide a covert, low-profile handheld night vision device.
  • Rugged Construction: Built to meet military environmental specifications, ensuring resilience and reliability in extreme conditions.
  • Helmet Compatibility: Available with ANVIS or BNVIS mount configurations for use with multiple helmet types.
  • Easy Maintenance: Features a solder-free, replaceable tube design and a fully maintainable bridge, simplifying support and repairs.
  • Cold Weather Capable: An optional cold-weather battery pack is available, which uses readily available AA batteries for better performance in cold temperatures.

Specifications

  • Field of View: 97° (±2°) horizontal by 40° (±2°) vertical
  • Weight: < 800 g (28.2 ounces) without accessories
  • Dimensions: 9.1 L x 4.6 W x 4.1 H in (23.11 L x 11.68 W x 10.41 H cm)
  • Battery Life: 14 hours at 25°C (77°F) on (4) DL123 batteries with the low-profile pack, or 14 hours on (4) AA batteries with the cold weather pack
  • Immersion: 1 meter for a minimum of 120 minutes
  • Objective Focus: 18 in (45 cm) to infinity, with each objective offering independent focus
  • Diopter: Comes with snap-on diopter windows ranging from +0.5 to -2.5
  • Image Intensifier Tubes: Uses four commercially available 18 mm MX-10160 style I2 tubes

What's in the box of the GPNVG-18 NVG?

  • (1) GPNVG Unit, which comes complete with four mounted 18 mm MX-10160 style white phosphor image intensifier tubes.
  • (1) ANVIS or BNVIS mount, depending on the chosen configuration.
  • (1) Battery Pack and Cable to supply power to the unit.
  • (1) Soft Carrying Case designed for safe transport and storage. The case is waterproof.
  • (1) Accessory Kit that includes a cleaning cloth for the lens, lens caps, and a neck cord.
  • (1) Set of documents, including a User Manual, Spec Sheets, and a 10-year warranty and limited lifetime service certificate.

GPNVG 18 Night Vision Goggles FAQs

What does GPNVG stand for? 

GPNVG stands for Ground Panoramic Night Vision Goggle. It's a special type of night vision that is worn on a helmet and lets you see a very wide area in the dark.

Do you see in the classic green color with these? 

No, the L3Harris GPNVG ground panoramic night vision goggle uses special white phosphor tube technology. This means you see the world in shades of black and white. This provides better contrast and depth perception, making it easier to see important details in shapes and shadows.

How long does the battery last on a GPNVG? 

The GPNVG 18 Ground Panoramic Night Vision goggle is powered by an external battery pack. It provides about 14 hours of use at normal room temperature (77°F). The standard pack uses four DL123 batteries, and an optional cold-weather pack uses four AA batteries.

Can the L3Harris GPNVG-18 get wet? 

Yes. The L3 Harris GPNVG is built to be tough and meets military environmental specifications. It is waterproof and can be in 1 meter of water for up to 120 minutes.

Can I take the goggles apart? 

Yes, the Harris GPNVG has a modular design. The individual monoculars can be detached from the main system. You can then power a single monocular with an included adapter to use it as a smaller, handheld night vision device.

How wide is the GPNVG 18 view? 

The GPNVG view is an extremely wide 97 degrees. This panoramic view is a key feature that provides the user with an extensive look at their surroundings. It allows you to see a much broader area without having to move your head as much.

What is the main difference in the GPNVG vs NVG from other models? 

The biggest difference is the Field of View (FOV). Most standard Night Vision Goggles (NVG) have a 40-degree FOV, which can create a "tunnel vision" effect. The L3Harris GPNVG offers a 97-degree panoramic view, which is more than double the standard. This wider view eliminates blind spots and gives you much greater situational awareness in the dark.

Where can I find the L3Harris GPNVG 18 for sale?

You can find the L3Harris GPNVG for sale directly on the Atomic Defense website. We are a specialist in cutting-edge safety and tactical gear, offering a range of night vision systems for military, law enforcement, and security personnel. Detailed product information and the most current GPNVG-18 price are also available on our website.

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