We are proud to announce the new TNVC Torch PRO Mk.II.  It’s the latest generation of the wildly popular Torch line of Infrared Illuminators and yet again, shifts the paradigm.  The Torch PRO Mk.II re-imagines the concept by introducing ahost of features not found in any other product on the market, while offering performance that rivals anything in its class.  A clean, smooth, andfocus-able beam of infrared light is emitted from its high-power LED. Seamless mechanical focus allows adjustment between 3 and 12°, offering area orpoint illumination at distances past 1,000 yards!  The Torch PRO Mk.IIintroduces a high / low feature, allowing you more control over the area andpoint illumination.  Coupled with the wide and narrow focus, users can fine tune the output to properly illuminate targets at all engagement distances without obscuring due to excess bloom.



The Mk.II offers the ability to customize the output based on your mission.  For the first time, you have the power to change out the infrared LED pill for varying wavelengths.  The unit comes standard with an 810nm LED, but 880 and 910nm modules can be purchased separately. **Please note due to the higher wavelengths the high / low featureis only available in the 810nm and 880nm diodes.**





So for those more concerned with stealth, the Torch PRO Mk.II has you covered. What’s more; TNVC has not forgotten about our legacy customers. Owners of the original Torch PRO do not have an obsolete device.  Rather than making you buy a whole new illuminator, the same modular LED diodes designed for the Mk.II will also install into legacy Torch PRO units!  So,if you want the new smoother and longer range beam, coupled with a high/lowfeature and / or higher wavelengths, you need only purchase the diodes.  Modular diodes will be available in January 2016.






While the Torch PRO Mk.II is a great hand-held illuminator, its 1" tube allows for a plethora of weapon mount options.  We offer an optional package with the excellent VTAC Light Mount.  Its Tactical Tailcap mimics familiar operating procedures from other popular lights: Press for momentary activation, twist for constant-on.  Users can switch between high and low modes by returning the unit to "off” and pressing or twisting the tailcap again.  Abuilt-in switch lockout prevents accidental activation during transport orstorage.  The Torch PRO Mk.II is designed to stand up to field abuse, including complete water submersion.



Of course the modularity of the new Torch ProMKII has not changed and will still accept Surefire tailcaps, with pressures switches etc. The glass optics and electronics are still state of the art produced in Germany. We will not sacrifice the quality of our Torch program with cheap Chinese or Russian components.

Get yours now!  $239
https://tnvc.com/shop/tnvc-torch-pro-infrared-illuminator/

Is there any upgrade to the actual LED itself?

Yes, the new 810nm LED is cleaner  and longer distance than the original. Thank you.

Still available?

Yes Sir. In fact out 880 and 910nm diodes are FINALLY complete and will be on our web site next week.

Will these high powered illuminators damage tubes at all? The picture above looks to be a bright white in the center and I'm just curious. Thanks!

With modern autogated ppwer supplies that regulate high light, no issues unless the light source is very close and you train you NV on the light source for extended periods. Also the camera does play tricks at times due to the high light, but in real views the bright spot is not as pronounced due to a green surrounding area vs. a very dark one the camaera produces. Thank you.

any chance of selling the parts separately? would want the head assembly with a high nm module.

This newbie to NODs just took delivery of this Beast--one word: "SUPERB!" The distance Grand-Daddy of all IR Illuminators. German made--no CCP crap.

It's got a 3* to 12* variable Field of View by just twisting the front lens bezel--neat! You go from a circular or parabolic beam close-up-'n-personal to an eventual high-intensity box or square shape out for distance.

This translates to a FOV @1,000 yards of 158' to 630'. Even with my ancient eyes, I can see man-shaped images CLEARLY out 400-500 yards. I'll try 900 to 1,000 with no sweat.

Melikes the nifty rear-cap switch--you find the "sweet spot" screwing the back end cap into into the Mil-Spec Aluminum tube. With that done--you can use the centered PUSH BUTTON on for low at press #1 or high power at press #2, or just screw it home for constant on. Silent switching--zero noise.



AWE-SUM!

GET SUM!

Vic and his Team (Mary in CS) at TNVC--great folks to deal with. Clearly answer questions--no BS.

Thank for kind words and very happy you like Da Torch. It has really passed the test of time.  

Thank you for your business as well!

Would this work well for a helmet mounted ir light? Would the controls be easy to manipulate? Is there a mount that I could use on a velcro panel?