Night Vision Components & Accessories
“Night vision components and accessories — IR illuminators, sacrifice lenses, demist shields, kill switches, filters, weapons mounts, and housing parts.”
Adams Industries
“Mil-spec night vision goggles, thermal systems, and tactical optics since 1993. PVS-14, MH-14, AEON ANVG, Noptic, and more. Military, law enforcement, and civilian operators.”
Products & services
Cadex Low Profile NVG Helmet Mount
“Cadex Low Profile NVG helmet mount for PVS-14 and binocular systems. Black or FDE, $499. Minimizes weight and profile without sacrificing retention or stability.”
MH-1 Night Vision Goggle
“Low Light Innovations MH-1 night vision goggle: configurable dual-tube binocular system with seven tube offerings, optics options, color choices”
Binocular NVG for <em>Law Enforcement</em>: Real Depth Perception
“Buy binocular NVG for law enforcement. The MH-1 gives patrol and tactical teams true binocular depth perception, 460g magnesium-titanium housing”
Questions & answers
What is the Argus USBP?
“The Argus USBP is an external NVG power source, dual IR strobe, and helmet counterweight in a single rear-helmet-mounted unit. It connects to your night vision device via Fischer port, providing extended runtime beyond the device's onboard battery.”
What NVGs is the Argus USBP compatible with?
“The USBP connects via Fischer port, which is the standard external power interface on PVS-14s, binocular NVGs like the MH-1, and most mil-spec night vision systems. Adapter cables are available for devices with different port configurations. Contact Adams Industries to confirm compatibility with your specific NVG before ordering.”
Why does the counterweight matter?
“Night vision devices are front-heavy, and over hours of sustained helmet wear, that forward weight creates cumulative neck fatigue. The USBP mounts to the rear of the helmet, shifting the center of gravity toward balance.”
How do the IR strobes work?
“The two built-in IR strobes are high-powered infrared emitters visible through night vision devices and to airborne IR sensors. They are used for IFF — identifying your unit's position to other NV-equipped users or aircraft — or for SAR signaling to mark a position for aerial assets.”
What is the MH-1 night vision goggle?
“The Low Light Innovations MH-1 is a modular dual-tube binocular goggle platform configured by Adams Industries. It features manual gain control, modular power (CR123A, AA, or optional external), articulating pods with rotational shutoff, dual-output IR illumination, and IPD stops.”
How does the MH-1 compare to the PVS-14?
“The MH-1 uses two independent Gen 3 tubes for true binocular vision — separate images per eye, full stereoscopic depth perception. The PVS-14 is a single-tube monocular — one eye, no depth perception, but significantly lighter and weapon-mountable.”
Can civilians buy the MH-1?
“Yes. The MH-1 is legal for US civilian purchase for domestic use.”
What tube grades are available in the MH-1?
“Adams Industries configures the MH-1 with Gen 3 tubes from Elbit Systems of America across multiple FOM tiers (1600–2000, 2001–2376, 2377–2600, 2601+) and from L3 Harris Technologies (standard filmless, high-performance filmless, and the Supergain). Tube pairs are hand-selected and matched for balanced image quality between eyes — mismatched pairs are a documented source of eye fatigue in binocular systems.”
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- 2026-10-27
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- 2026-10-27
- Source summary
- Adams Industries, Inc.: “Mil-spec night vision goggles, thermal systems, and tactical optics since 1993. PVS-14, MH-14, AEON ANVG, Noptic, and more. Military, law enforcement, and civilian operators.”
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