How to Maintain Infrared Night Vision Devices
How to Maintain Infrared Night Vision Devices
The number one cause of damage to infrared night vision devices is use in bright light.
Although infrared night vision devices will automatically cut off the circuit to protect the device when overloaded, exposure to strong light will shorten the life of the infrared night vision device. Exposure to rain, fog, or even high humidity can also damage infrared night vision devices. Designed for nighttime use, infrared night vision devices are designed to withstand short periods of strong light or moisture. Infrared night vision devices have very delicate vacuum tubes, so be sure to protect them from impacts and handle them with care. Clean the infrared night vision device lens in the same way as cleaning a camera lens. The lens has an optical coating that is easily scratched if it comes into contact with rough materials, or if dust penetrates the glass. It is usually not necessary to remove the lens to clean the inside. If you do not use it for a long time, it is best to remove the battery and store the infrared night vision device in a cool, dry place.
During the development of night vision devices, FORESEEN OPTICS simultaneously advanced both night vision and night vision rifle scopes. Since night vision devices do not require the robust shock resistance that night vision rifle scopes do, they are generally more affordable. As active infrared night vision technology rapidly advances, FORESEEN OPTICS is also committed to addressing the challenges of different cost ranges and customer needs by developing night vision devices with sensor sensitivity ranging from 0.01 to 0.0001 lux, to meet the diverse demands of the market. Through this diverse product line, we are dedicated to providing our customers with high-performance, cost-effective night vision solutions, helping them succeed in night hunting and other low-light environments.
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