SuperVision Information

HIGH-DEFINITION NIGHT VISION
SuperVision – a class by itself
Unlike most post Desert Storm Gen I, Gen II or Gen III image intensified night vision devices that have been adopted
for law enforcement, SuperVision has been built from the ground up, especially designed for police and agents and
their special requirements in an increasing dangerous urban environment. While there are plenty of night vision and
thermal imaging products on the market, only SuperVision is so unique that it’s in a class by itself.
Murrieta Police Dept. “SuperVision is a great piece of
Officer Safety Equipment. It allows you to see, at night,
what you cannot see with the naked eye. SuperVision
allows you to work without giving away your position,
and from a much safer distance. Works great for calls
for service as well as routine patrol. The ability to use
SuperVision inside the car from the KDT and quickly
and safely go on foot when you need gives you a great
advantage”
Fort Worth Police Dept. “ We have set up watching
dope houses and then knocked down the cars as they
leave. SuperVision has enabled us to see hand to hand
transactions and get really good descriptions on the
actors.
The other night, after a car pursuit, the passenger hid
in a heavily wooded area. One of my guys was on
the perimeter and when the search team flushed him
out, he was able to see the actor sneaking out under
the concealment (or so he thought) of darkness. He
was apprehended in an under the roadway tunnel
by my team member. This particular bad guy was on
our 10 most wanted list and had evaded our officers 7
previous times - once earlier in the same day.
The unit has definitely made our job easier and more
productive. I appreciate the officer safety factor
that the unit brings to the table. The zoom enables
me to position officers at positions that offer more
cover, distance, and control than Gen 3 night vision.
Of course, the safety of my officers is paramount
and I worry less when I can keep them in a tactically
advantageous position.”
Dauphin County Drug Task Force “I was using it
on surveillance in the evening hours at an apartment
complex that was very poorly lit. The apartment street
lighting was spaced far apart and no lighting was
near the suspects entry which was about 40 feet away
from the street. The evening was cloudy and very
little natural light was available. With the naked eye,
I was unable to observe anything from my position
of surveillance in a vehicle positioned about 40 or
50 yards from the target location. This investigation
required the police to be able to see the suspect come
and go from the front door of the residence without
being too close that the investigation would be
compromised.
I then used the SuperVision and was stunned. I could
not believe how the front door of the residence was
now in perfect sight which I was not able to determine
with my naked eye. With my naked eye I was not even
able to see that multiple doorways existed. Now with
the SuperVision in use I was able to see the suspect,
observe the exact doorway that was being used by
the suspect, the number on the doorway and vehicle
registrations that were associated with this residence.
This was all done from inside my undercover vehicle.
This is definitely a valuable tool for law enforcement.”
US Forest Service “On one particular night another
agent and I were on LP/OP assignments approximately
250 yards from a known “drop” location. My partner
was equipped with a typical Gen 3 green light scope
and I with my SuperVision. As the targets approached,
I was able, with the zoom capabilities, to capture
all the activities taking place to include bundle
exchanges where my partner could only see “ants on
the hillside”. I looked through his green light scope just
for comparison sake and saw exactly that, “ants on a
hillside”. Without SuperVision, we would have missed a
60 pound narcotics exchange, the subsequent arrest of
4 individuals and the seizure of 2 firearms.!”
Evansville Police Dept. “This is the best night vision
system I have used. The clarity and resolution is great.
I believe this system is much more useful for urban law
enforcement than Gen 3 night vision.”