HEAT and VIPER 4.0 User Manual

User Manual

HEAT + VIPER

Thermal monocular, digital night vision monocular and the bridge that joins them. In the box, safety and care, device anatomy, quick start, the control pads, thermal modes and the IR, focus and diopter, power and charging, mounting, bridged use, troubleshooting, specifications and warranty.

Thermal and Digital Night VisionEdition A6, 4.036 Pages

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Before the first night

Charge for two full hours from a wall outlet before first use, and again whenever the unit has sat unused. The units have no charging light. The battery icon on the screen is the only charge indicator and it can show full at around 80 percent, so give it the full two hours. Charge from a wall outlet, not a power bank.

Never point a powered unit at the sun, a laser or any bright light. Keep the lens cap on when you are not looking through it.

Do not open the housing. An opened unit is outside the warranty.

Do not touch the glass. Use the lens cloth from the box.

Two identical units on the bridge

The 2X VIPER Bridge and the HEAT and VIPER Bridge use two monoculars of the same shape. There is no left unit and no right unit. Mount them with the IR illuminator and battery side of both housings facing to the right. On a HEAT and VIPER pair, put the HEAT on the right eye and the VIPER on the left eye. If the images do not line up, push the two units closer together on the rail first.

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Night Operators HEAT and VIPER 4.0 user manual, edition A6, September 2026. Specifications may change without notice as the product is updated. The current version of this manual is always available at nightoperators.com.