The ATN Viper is a Generation 1+ night vision monocular designed for handheld or head-mounted observation. Its standard configuration provides 1× magnification, so it does not enlarge the observed scene. The head mount allows the device to be used hands-free.
The monocular features glass optics with anti-reflection coatings, manual focusing and diopter adjustment. Its built-in infrared illuminator enables observation even without ambient light. The Viper can be used for nocturnal wildlife and terrain observation, camping and fishing.
Optional accessories allow magnification to be increased to 4× or 8×, while a camera adapter enables the monocular to be connected to a suitably matched still or video camera. This connection requires the camera to focus on the image in the eyepiece, for example using a macro mode, as well as a compatible mounting arrangement.
• Generation 1+ image intensifier tube
• standard 1× magnification
• handheld or head-mounted observation
• adjustable head mount included
• built-in IR illuminator
• manual focusing and diopter adjustment
• compatibility with an optional camera adapter
• ATN Viper night vision monocular
• adjustable head mount
• soft carrying case
• objective lens cap
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• generation: 1+
• manufacturer part number: NVGOVIPR10
• design: monocular for viewing with one eye
• IR illuminator: built-in
• standard magnification: 1×
• optional magnification: 4× with a 90 mm lens; 8× with a 90 mm lens and 2× magnification doubler
• image intensifier tube resolution: 40 lp/mm (line pairs/mm)
• field of view: 20°
• objective focal length: 35 mm
• f-number: f/1.4 according to the 2005 ATN manual
• optics: optical glass with anti-reflection coatings
• diopter adjustment: ±5 D
• focusing range: approximately 0.3 m to infinity
• power supply: 1 × CR123A 3 V lithium battery
• battery life: 10–20 hours according to the 2005 ATN manual
• ATN CA01 camera adapter (ACMUCA01)
• 4× lens with a focal length of 90 mm (ACMULENS0490A)
• 2× magnification doubler (ACMUDBLR01)
The listed accessories were sold separately and are not included in the standard kit.
When the product was on sale, it was offered with a 2-year warranty.
What is the difference between Generation 1 and Generation 2 night vision?
Basic information about night vision technology is available in the article How night vision works (in Polish).
Which battery does the ATN Viper use? Can rechargeable batteries be used?
The ATN Viper uses one CR123A 3 V lithium battery. This is a primary battery and must not be recharged. Rechargeable RCR123/16340 cells may have a different voltage from a 3 V CR123A battery, so they should not be assumed to be compatible replacements. The manual for this model specifies a 3 V lithium battery.