The SiOnyx IR Illuminator Set is everything you need to be able to see with your SiOnyx Aurora color night vision camera, even when no light is present at all. The LED infrared illuminator has a 940nm wavelength (IR source invisible) and comes standard with a 1/4" thread mount to attach the IR to your SiOnyx night vision monocular. With this set you will also receive a Weaver/Picatinny mount, two rechargeable batteries with a battery charger and a hard case. How do I attach the IR Illuminator? You can use the infrared illuminator in several ways, for example: - On the tripod connection at the bottom of the SiOnyx Aurora color night vision cameras (mount included) - To any other night vision device (digital/analog) with a 1/4 thread connection - On any Weaver/Picatinny rail, such as on the side of your night vision scope or on a helmet (mount included) - Handheld to 'illuminate' the environment extra when necessary SIONYX IR ILLUMINATOR KIT FEATURES: - 940nm Wavelength - Gun or Camera Mountable - Identify Targets at 150m KIT INCLUDES: - IR Flash Light (1pc) - 18650 battery (2pcs) - 18650 Charger (1pc) - Flashlight Rail Mount (1pc) - Rail (1x) - Wrist Lanyard (1x) - Allen Wrench (2x)

COMPATIBLE WITH - This set is at least suitable for the Aurora SPORT, Aurora BLACK, Aurora STANDARD (Classic) and the Aurora PRO. KIT INCLUDES - The IR Illuminator comes standard with a 1/4" threaded mounting to attach it to your SiOnyx Aurora camera. Additionally, you will also receive a Weaver/Picatinny mount, two rechargeable batteries with a charger and a transport case. 940NM WAVELENGTH - Completely invisible to the human eye, the SIONYX IR Illuminator was specifically tuned to maximize the Aurora's effectiveness. THE KEY COMPONENT - the 940nm, 5W LED infrared illuminator. This IR torch is tuned specifically for the Aurora sensor for the perfect balance of color and brightness to identify targets out to 150 meters, and to recognize targets well beyond. THE SIONYX IR ILLUMINATOR KIT - Includes all the necessary tools to optimize the use and performance of the Aurora family of cameras.