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Going Dark is a trusted night vision and thermal imaging online store that is focused on providing individually focused expert advice to you, our customer. We only recommend equipment that we have tried and tested, and which we believe will be the most suited night and thermal vision product for your needs.

We offer products from leading brands such as Pulsar, HikMicro, InfiRay, Nocpix, Pard, SmartRest and many more. Our product range consists of night vision googles, digital night vision scopes, thermal monocular, thermal rifles scopes and IR illuminators to rifle rests for stalking and driving.

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850nm or 940nm: which IR illuminator suits your night vision?

850nm or 940nm: which IR illuminator suits your night vision?

Choose 850nm for stronger image sensitivity on many digital night vision sensors; choose 940nm when reducing visible emitter glow matters more. For an IR illuminator 850nm vs 940nm decision in 2026, check your scope’s wavelength compatibility first: a less conspicuous...

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Where should you mount an IR illuminator?

Where should you mount an IR illuminator?

Mount an IR illuminator on a rigid, compatible attachment point beside or above your night vision optic, with the beam clear of the rifle, accessories and nearby obstructions. Choose the position that lets you align the illumination with the viewing...

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How to adjust an IR illuminator beam for a clearer image

How to adjust an IR illuminator beam for a clearer image

For clearer digital night vision, start IR illuminator beam adjustment with a broad beam, centre it on the viewing area, then narrow it only until the subject gains useful contrast without a bright hotspot. Set the scope’s eyepiece and objective...

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