Night vision accessories
Night vision accessories for hunters running IR illuminators and night vision devices. The category holds a Laserluchs intensity controller, an LA01 remote switch cable, and a PARD battery, letting you control gear quietly and reliably during a still hunt or a driven hunt after dark.
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Night vision accessories
Night vision accessories cover the small parts that make an IR illuminator or night vision unit actually work in the field. This category holds the Laserluchs intensity controller, the LA01 remote switch cable, and a PARD 21700 battery, all built for quiet, reliable use after dark, when one stray sound or a light flicked on too soon can ruin a whole sit.
Who these accessories are for
These parts are for a hunter who already runs an IR illuminator or a night vision scope on a driven hunt or a still hunt for wild boar and other game after dark. The device on its own is not enough. You need to control light output, switch gear on without noise, and carry backup power so the unit does not die at the wrong moment. The controller, the cable, and the battery together form a working setup that holds up through hours in a high seat.
Accessory types in this category
The current range covers three distinct jobs, and which one you need depends on the gear you already own and how you hunt.
Laserluchs intensity controller
The controller lets you adjust IR illuminator output by hand to match the distance to the animal and the weather. A moonless night needs less light, while fog or rain calls for more, and the controller changes that without breaking off the stalk.
LA01 remote switch cable
The cable switches the illuminator on and off without moving your hand off the rifle or shifting position in the high seat. Less movement means less noise right when the animal is close, and that often decides whether the shot lands clean.
PARD 21700 5000mAh 3.7V battery
A spare battery extends a night vision unit's runtime on a long sit or lets you swap out a drained cell during a break between watches. Cold drains a battery faster than mild weather does, so a spare in your pocket is a practical fix rather than a luxury.
How to choose the right accessory
- Check that the accessory matches the illuminator or device model you already own.
- Work out how many hours a night you actually run the gear, and whether you need backup power for that.
- Consider whether you hunt from a fixed spot or move on a driven hunt, since that decides if a remote switch cable is worth it.
- Pick a part from a known brand so the electronics hold up in cold and damp conditions.
Field advice for stalking and driven hunts
Check battery charge before you head out and carry a spare with you, since cold weather drains a cell faster than the indicator shows. Secure the cable so it does not snag on movement in the high seat or rub against clothing near the illuminator, since that rustle alone can push game off before you get a shot.
Brands
The category currently stocks Laserluchs and PARD accessories, both known among hunters who run IR illuminators and digital night vision devices. Laserluchs parts are usually paired with the same brand's illuminators or compatible units, while the PARD battery suits owners of PARD night vision devices who need dependable backup power in the field.
Related categories: night vision binoculars and night vision scopes. If you are not sure which accessory fits your device, write to us and we will help you choose.