Revision’s Shipping department will be closed December 24th, 25th and 26th, as well as New Year’s Day.
Orders placed after 1:00 p.m. EST on Monday, December 23rd will be fulfilled on Friday, December 27th.
Orders placed after 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 31st will be fulfilled on Thursday, January 2nd.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any specific questions and happy holidays from the Revision team.

You can search for Revision dealers using our Dealer Locator. If you have any questions, contact us at sales@revisionmilitary.com. 

We are always looking for talented people to grow with us, especially in the areas of administration, science and technology, engineering and manufacturing. If you are interested in exploring career opportunities at Revision, you can view our full list of open positions here.

Please e-mail customercare@revisionmilitary.com and we will forward your request to the appropriate person within our organization.

A National Stock Number (NSN) is a 13-digit numeric code, identifying all the “standardized material items of supply.” Please click the appropriate link below to view a downloadable PDF.

• For the U.S. Eyewear NSN list, click here.
• For the International Eyewear NSN list, click here.
• For the International Head Systems NSN list, click here.

Please direct all Protonex-related inquiries to customercare@revisionmilitary.com 

We accept all major credit cards except Discover card; and we don’t accept PayPal.

To view an electronic version of our catalog, click here.

If you have an account on both Revision Military and Revision Outdoor using the same email address, your accounts and shopping carts are linked.

So if you log into one of the sites and add something to your cart and then move to the other site and add something to your cart, you will see both items in your cart no matter which site you are currently on. You can also remove items from your cart no matter which site you are on at the time.

The Nerv Centr power management product line, SenSys product line, and all non-APEL eyewear kits and accessories are available to end users. This includes the general public, active and retired military, tactical/law enforcement users, and sports enthusiasts alike.

APEL eyewear kits are only available for purchase by U.S. military personnel.

Batlskin Viper and Batlskin Cobra Helmets and Head Protection lines are available for military and law enforcement unit level buys and are available for individual civilian purchase in the U.S. and Canada only and may require approval for U.S. Export control. At this time Revision does not sell Batlskin Viper, Caiman, or Cobra helmets or helmet accessories to individual end users internationally.

For U.S. and Canadian customers, please note that at this time, the Batlskin Caiman Ballistic Helmet System, Caiman Hybrid Helmet System, and Caiman Bump Helmet System, and Viper Standalone Long Rails are only available for federal, government, and military purchases.

Nerv Centr Power Management products purchased on Revision’s webstore are not available for shipment outside of the United States.

Your order history is available under the My Account module on Revision’s site, which can be accessed from the navigation pane at the top right of each page. Once you login to your account, go to My Orders to view status and tracking information.

We are also happy to provide you updates on your order through email or over the phone. Please contact Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or 1-800-383-6049 for any order status inquiries. To expedite the information retrieval, please provide your order number as a reference when contacting us.

If you are interested in purchasing a product that is currently unavailable, you can sign up to be notified when the product returns to stock by clicking on the notification link on the product page. You will need to log in or create a new account. Once the product returns to stock you will receive an email and can then make a purchase on revisionmilitary.com.

Alternatively, you can place a pre-order for an out of stock product by contacting Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or by calling 1-800-383-6049.

For additional information about product availability, contact Customer Care.

Yes, you can purchase additional or replacement cables and accessories for all Revision power management systems (including legacy Protonex products) directly from us or qualified vendors. A number of our products, cables, and accessories have NSN numbers and can be purchased using the Class IX acquisition system as well. If you are looking for a specific cable or accessory and don’t see it listed on the Revision website, please contact Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or 1-800-383-6049.

Revision’s CAGE Code is 30VZ5.

We are proud to offer a 30% discount to military and law enforcement personnel site-wide (with the exception of Caiman, Nerv Centr, and ComCentr products). Military and law enforcement users are also eligible for a 10% discount on Caiman products. For online orders, we use ID.me—a secure, easy-to-use identification verification platform—to process all military and law enforcement discounts. You can also place orders over the phone by contacting Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or 1-800-383-6049.

ID.me is a digital platform that helps people easily prove their identity in order to access online services and benefits. With ID.me, you can verify your group status and gain access to amazing group discounts from hundreds of popular brands. ID.me is also a trusted technology partner to multiple government agencies, providing secure digital identity verification to help government agencies make sure you're you—and not someone pretending to be you—when you request access to government services online. ID.me’s identity platform meets the highest federal standards for online identity proofing and authentication, without compromising access for hard-to-identify groups. ID.me’s technology is used by more than 6 million individuals and 200 partners, including federal and state agencies, healthcare organizations, financial institutions, retailers, and nonprofits. For more information about the ID.me platform and eligibility, go here.

ID.me is for U.S. military, law enforcement, and first responders only. Eligible customers will select their ID.me category at checkout: Troop ID or First Responder ID.

Troop ID – You are eligible if you are any of the following:

• Active Duty
• National Guard
• Reserves
• Veterans and Retirees
• Military Spouses
• Immediate Military Family Members

First Responder ID – You are eligible if you are any of the following (active or retired):

• Police Officer
• Sheriff
• State Trooper
• Corrections Officer
• Federal Officer (Click here for more information)
• Firefighter (Career and Volunteer)
• EMT
• Paramedic

For a more detailed listing of First Responder eligibility, click here.

All international military and law enforcement users looking to apply the military/law enforcement/first responders discount will need to contact Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or 1-800-383-6049.

From the Revision Military or Revision Outdoor sites, locate the item(s) you would like to purchase and select “Add to Cart.” In the upper right hand corner of the main navigation pane, click on the cart icon to view your cart. Once you are on the “Shopping Cart” page, toward the bottom of the screen you will see a section that says “Get Verified with ID.me.” In this area, you have the option to choose “Responder”—for all law enforcement, firefighter, EMT, or first responder users—or “Troop”—for all military personnel.

Click on the category that applies to you; this will open up a new window and you will be prompted to sign in to your ID.me account. If you do not already have an account, you will need to create one—follow the steps on ID.me to do so and provide the necessary documentation to verify your identity. Once you are successfully signed in and verified, you will be redirected back to the Revision shopping cart and the discount will be displayed in your order summary in the right hand column. From there, you can “Proceed to Checkout.”

ID.me was created as a security measure. In essence, as the company itself says on their site, the platform is designed “to help make sure you’re you—and not someone pretending to be you.” As such, ID.me provides the strongest identity verification system available to prevent fraud and identity theft, using bank-grade encryption to keep your personal information safe. Hundreds of well-known private-sector companies (like Linkedin, Ford, and USAA) and government agencies (like the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs and the California DMV) have also chosen ID.me to help keep their customers’ personal information safe. Plus, users are in control of which services and businesses you share your information with, always giving your explicit consent.

You can choose from several options to verify your identification. For all “Responders”—law enforcement personnel, firefighters, EMTs, and first responders—information such as agencies, certification dates, or registry information can be used to instantly verify group statuses. ID.me checks this information against federal and state databases.

For anyone in the “Troop” category—all military personnel, including active duty and veterans—you can use your existing USAA account to rapidly verify your military status (this is the fastest and most popular verification option on ID.me). You can also enter your service information and ID.me will verify your military service record against multiple databases. Or, if you are serving on Active Duty, in the Reserves, or in the National Guard, you can use your .mil email account to confirm your military service.

For all ID.me users, you can also upload images of official documents to verify your status. The ID.me team reviews document uploads within 60 seconds at a secure U.S.-based facility.

Yes. You will received an order confirmation from Revision that will reflect your purchase and the discount applied.

The ID.me site has a wealth of information in their FAQs section. ID.me also has a Help site and a chat module build into the footer of their site where you can talk with a representative. For more information about identification verification and eligibility, check out ID.me’s Military and First Responder information pages. If you have any questions related to the Revision storefront, as well as our connection with the ID.me system, you can also contact our Customer Service team directly at 1-800-383-6049 or customercare@revisionmilitary.com.

We do offer a discounted price on our Rx carriers to military and law enforcement personnel. The discounted price is $69.99 USD (+$9.95 S&H). We also offer discounted prices on the Hellfly prescriptions, but those vary depending on which lens/frame combination you purchase. When filling out the Rx order form, please make a note anywhere on the form that you would like to take advantage of the military/LE discount and we will be sure to apply it to your order.

Orders placed on revisionmilitary.com containing eyewear and/or SenSys tactical communications products are eligible for shipping to Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guam, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, and the United States.

Batlskin Viper and Batlskin Cobra Helmets and Head Protection lines are available for military and law enforcement unit level buys and are available for individual civilian purchase in the U.S. and Canada only and may require approval for U.S. Export control. At this time Revision does not sell Batlskin Viper, Caiman, or Cobra helmets or helmet accessories to individual end users internationally.

Nerv Centr Power Management products purchased on Revision’s webstore are not available for shipment outside of the United States.

The cutoff for processing same day shipments is 1:00pm EST, Monday through Friday. If an order is placed after this time, Monday through Thursday, and you select overnight shipping, your order will ship the following business day. Orders placed after 1:00pm EST on Fridays will ship out on Monday. All orders are subject to product availability.

Shipping rates vary depending on geographic location, and will be reflected in your order summary when you checkout. 

Yes. We ship products ordered via the Revision on-line store to APO/FPO and P.O. Box addresses by way of USPS. We estimate 5 to 14 days for delivery once the order has been shipped. However, some destinations may take longer.

Revision wants you to be completely satisfied with your purchase from our website. We are happy to accept returns up to 30 days after original shipping date. To be eligible for a return, product must have been purchased from revisionmilitary.com and be returned in new, unused condition, in original packaging and with all components included. Rx products are not eligible for refund or return as these have been customized.

To begin a Return, please contact Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or 1-800-383-6049 to secure a Return Authorization Number. Please note shipping charges may apply on returns and exchanges.

Once your item is received at our facility and has been reviewed, you can expect to receive a refund on the original form of payment within 7-14 days.

Revision Military (“Revision”) warrants its products to be free of defects in material and workmanship for the following periods after the date of first sale from an authorized dealer (the “Warranty Period”):

• Eyewear: 3 years
• Fan Goggles: 1 year
• Helmet shell: 7 years
• Helmet components-non consumable (fit band, hardware, buckles): 3 years
• All other products-including consumable components (comfort layer, impact pads, retention system): 1 year
• Power Systems: 1 year
• ComCentr2 Headset non-consumable items: 1 year  
• ComCentr2 Headset consumable components (ear cushions, headband cover, boom mic foam): 1 year 

Only the original purchaser of a product is eligible for warranty coverage. If a product is found to be defective by Revision, in its sole discretion, Revision's only responsibility shall be limited to repair or replacement of the defective product. Revision will not be responsible for any costs, losses or damages incurred as a result of loss or use of product. Click here for additional warranty information. If you would like to file a warranty claim please e-mail customercare@revisionmilitary.com or contact us toll free at 1-800-383-6049.

Scratched lenses are not covered under our manufactures warranty. Replacement lenses for our Sawfly Eyewear System, Desert Locust Goggle, Wolfspider Goggle, Stingerhawk Spectacle and Bullet Ant Tactical Goggle can be purchased from our website, www.revisionmilitary.com, or by calling us toll free at 1-800-383-6049.

Please consult our warranty for details.

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For questions about orders, shipping, and returns contact Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com. For product information and general inquiries, contact info@revisionmilitary.com.

There are several ways to determine the lens size that you have. Remove the nosepiece from your eyewear; look at the curve on the lens where the nosepiece fits: On the small and regular sized Sawfly lens, there are two sets of notches—one at the bottom and one at the center of the curve. On the large size Sawfly there is only one set of notches. You can distinguish between regular and small using the markings on the lens. On the inside of the lens, above the nosepiece, laser etched next to the Revision logo and the Z87 mark, the small Sawfly lens has a “+SH”; the regular has only “+S.” For further assistance, reference our Sawfly Lens Size Guide, found here.

Our Sawfly Eyewear System comes in sizes small, regular, and large. We recommend the size small to people who have a hat size between 6 1/2 and 6 7/8. The regular is recommended for people who have a hat size between 6 3/4 and 7 3/8 and the large is recommended for people with a hat size between 7 1/4 and 7 1/2. To view our Sawfly Sizing Guideline, click here. Our StingerHawk Eyewear System comes in sizes regular and large. We recommend the size regular to people who have a hat size between 6 3/4 and 7 1/2. The large is recommended for people who have a hat size between 7 1/8 and 7 7/8. To view our StingerHawk Sizing Guideline, click here.

Revision lenses are manufactured with a coating that helps fight both fogging and scratching. However, another great tool is our Anti-Fog Cloths. The Revision Anti-Fog Cloths use advanced nanotechnology to help keep the lenses from fogging up. They are sold in a carton of 3 on our website and each cloth can be reused up to 25 times.

The $99.99 USD cost includes the prescription lenses as well as the Rx carrier vision correction system itself. You will receive your order with the lenses already in the carrier. The Rx Carrier and Rx Carrier Connector System are the same price.

We recommend that you do NOT wear eyeglasses under your Revision Eyepro. We go to great lengths to ensure the ballistic capabilities of our eyewear. Wearing regular eyeglasses under your Revision eyewear puts your safety at risk. Because, while Revision frames and lenses are able to withstand ballistic impact, your regular eyeglasses very probably cannot, and could shatter, potentially causing serious eye injury, blindness or even death. Please see the information above regarding our Revision prescription options.

We suggest the following three options:

1. Have your prescription filled by any licensed optician. To do this you will need to purchase one of the Rx Carrier Kits from one of our licensed dealers or directly through Revision, and take the frame to your optician for fulfillment.
2. Have your prescription filled by Revision. Simply complete the Rx Fulfillment Form and fax it back to us. The $99.99 USD flat rate includes the prescription & Carrier. It takes approximately 2 weeks from the time we receive your order until it is shipped.
3. If you are active military, please visit your on-base optometry clinic, where you can obtain a filled Rx Carrier through the SERTS Program. Active, Reserve, and National Guard members can also have their prescription filled for free through the Naval Ophthalmic Support & Training Activity (NOSTRA). To learn more, click here.

The Rx Carrier can accommodate a single vision prescription that is +11 through -11, and is compatible with our Sawfly Spectacle, StingerHawk Spectacle, Desert Locust Goggle, Bullet Ant Goggle, and Wolfspider Goggle. The Hellfly Ballistic Sunglasses can accommodate a single vision prescription that is +1 through -4.

Yes. The SnowHawk Rx Carrier Connector System is similar to the Rx Carrier Connector System used for other Revision Goggles, but the connector piece is slightly longer and thicker to suit the particular shape of the SnowHawk Goggle.

The regular Rx Carrier is compatible with StingerHawk and Sawfly spectacles. This Rx Carrier is simply the frame with the prescription lenses and this connects directly to the nosepiece of the spectacles as is. The Rx Carrier Connector System is comprised of the regular frame with the prescription lenses plus a detachable connector piece that enables attachment to the nosepiece. The Rx Carrier Connector System is used with Desert Locust Goggles, Wolfspider Goggles, and Asian Locust Goggles.

We are unable to fill a bifocal lens as you would need to be onsite for the measurements that these prescriptions require. We are able to fill a single vision prescription only. You can certainly purchase the blank prescription carrier frame and bring it to your local optometrist where they can take your measurements and fill your bifocal lens prescription on site. The cost to purchase the blank prescription carrier would be $24.99 USD (+S/H). This can be purchased directly from our website, www.revisionmilitary.com, or by contacting Customer Care toll free at 1-800-383-6049.

Both ShadowStrike and Hellfly Sunglasses are dual lens ballistic eyewear that provide UV-A-B-C protection. However, beyond stylistic differences, there are several distinctions between the two lines. ShadowStrike Sunglasses have increased ballistic capabilities and feature Revision’s OcuMax™ Plus anti-fog and scratch-resistant coating. Unlike Hellfly, ShadowStrike Sunglasses also have interchangeable lenses and, like Revision’s Sawfly and StingerHawk spectacles, can be connected to a strap (which comes included in ShadowStrike kits). Hellfly Sunglasses have overmolded (rubber) arms, whereas ShadowStrike has low-profile arms designed for use with comms systems and helmets. Currently, ShadowStrike lenses are not Rx compatible, whereas Hellfly Sunglasses can be fitted with prescription lenses upon request.

ShadowStrike Sunglasses feature a unique nosepiece mechanism that makes changing out the dual lenses fast and easy. Follow the step-by-step instruction on this guide. 

The balaclava standard offering is in black and white. Revision can investigate different colors/camouflage should the quantity warrant it. Please email customercare@revisionmilitary.com for more information.

We test our products per the military standard (MIL-PRF-32432(GL)) which requires no loss of function after exposure at -60F and 160F.

We offer a variety of lens tints for all of our eyewear products. Most of our eyewear systems have lens options that are specifically designed for low-light conditions, specifically, yellow high-contract lenses and vermillion high-contrast lenses.

If you look carefully at the inside of the mask, you will see two small holes on each side that you can carefully slide the carrier out of. We recommend that you machine wash in cold water using Permanent Press Cycle or hand wash using a mild detergent that does not contain optical brighteners or fabric softeners and rinse completely. Do not use chlorine bleach. Hang to dry.

When attaching the magnetic strip of the balaclava to the bottom of the goggle frame, an audible click can be heard once the magnets have engaged.

The SnowHawk Cold Weather Goggle utilizes Anon’s proprietary MFI Technology (Magnetic Facemask Integration). The four magnetic connection points make sealing your balaclava to your goggles a snap, and provides a long-lasting connection. The reinforced perforated O2 vents keep you fully covered and fog-free.

The Universal Prescription Lens Carrier (UPLC) list is a subset of the APEL list. UPLC lenses offer rims that hold prescription lenses in the protective eyewear. Revision’s Bullet Ant, Wolfspider, and Desert Locust goggles, as well as Sawfly and StingerHawk spectacles are all APEL UPLC compatible.

Revision’s spectacles and goggles are tested to a number of international protective standards: principally, ANSI Z80; ANSI Z87.1-2010; MIL-PRF-32432, clause 4.4.3.3.4; MIL-PRF-32432, clause 4.4.3.3.5, and EN166. Each has its own set of controlled tests that designate the level of protection users can expect when using the eyewear in the field. All of Revision’s spectacles and goggles meet ANSI Z87.1-2010. This standard covers a wider range of protective eyewear, including eyewear used for everyday handywork and construction, sunglasses with protective lenses, and eyewear used in certain military and tactical situations. The MIL-PRF standards are set by the U.S. military; these certify eyewear for use in the harsh and extreme conditions of the battlefield. Therefore, MIL-PRF standards are more stringent. MIL-PRF also draws a distinction between protective spectacles and protective goggles.

Typically, protective goggles offer greater protection than spectacles, however, Revision’s Sawfly spectacle system and StingerHawk system meet or exceed both MIL-PRF-32432, clause 4.4.3.3.4 for spectacles and MIL-PRF-32432, clause 4.4.3.3.5. for goggles. Additionally, for eyewear used outside the U.S., Revision tests against EN 166 to capture testing measures not covered by U.S. testing standards but required in other regions of the world. Specific protection level information can be found on the specs sheet for each eyewear product on Revision’s site.

We do not currently sell thermal lenses for the Desert Locust Goggle System. Please contact Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or 1-800-383-6049 if you have additional questions about Desert Locust Lenses or thermal lenses.

The Authorized Protective Eyewear List (APEL) is an exclusive Qualified Products List (QPL) of manufacturers who have had their products examined and tested and who have satisfied all applicable qualification requirements; specifically, with regard to APEL, all the listed eyewear meets or exceeds Army standards for ballistic protection. Revision’s SnowHawk and Desert Locust goggles, ShadowStrike Sunglasses, as well as StingerHawk and Sawfly spectacles, are listed on APEL.

Yes, the SnowHawk balaclava with Magnetic Facemask Integration can be purchased on its own by contacting Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or 1-800-383-6049 to place an order.

Here is our EU Declaration of Conformity documentation.

• PPE Regulation Annex IX DoC Trans
• PPE Regulation Annex IX DoC WSBA

Revision has been assessed and approved by National Quality Assurance, U.S.A., against the provisions of ISO 9001:2015, certifying the company's Quality Management System. Click here to view Revision's ISO 9001:2015 certificate.

Yes.

The Caiman NVG Arm Visor attaches to most NVG mounts that accept a dove-tail interface.

Yes. The Batlskin Front Mount receiver component accommodates the Batlskin Viper Visor as well as widely used NVGs, such as the PVS-7 and PVS-14. If using other types of NVGs, such as ENVG III NVGs, the receiver component can be swapped for the upgradable receiver that is included with these NVGs. When NVGs are worn, we recommend using clear ballistic eye protection such as the Sawfly. Watch the video.

Revision's High Cut Helmets accommodate the Batlskin Interlocking and Standalone Long Rails that allow for easy installation of cameras, flashlight, and other head borne accessories onto helmets. Revision also has designed a rail-ready cut of the ACH-shaped helmet that is meant to work with current ARC rail systems available upon request. Please contact Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or 1-800-383-6049.

The Batlskin Viper Head System components—Front Mount, Mandible Guard, Visor, and side rails—have been designed to work with:

• Revision's Viper P4 (Composite) helmets
• Revision’s Viper A3 (Aramid) helmets
• Official standard issue ACH helmets

The Batlskin Cobra Head System components—Front Mount, Mandible Guard, side rails, and Visor—have been designed to fit the Revision Cobra P2 (composite) helmet.

Currently, Batlskin Viper and Cobra Head System components are available for all four helmet sizes: S, M, L, and XL. 

The Caiman Head System components—Mandible Guard, Wilcox® Shroud, Visor, rails, armor appliques—have been designed to work with Revision’s Caiman Hybrid Helmet System, Caiman Ballistic Helmet System, and Caiman Bump Helmet System. 

Yes. To help reduce brain injuries, Batlskin Viper helmet systems, Batlskin Cobra helmet systems, and the Batlskin Caiman Ballistic Helmet System have been designed to mitigate ballistic threats, but also to protect against blast waves, deflecting and absorbing energy. The High-threat Viper Mandible Guard, the Cobra Mandible Guard, and the Caiman Ballistic Mandible Guard also offer blunt force and blast fragmentation protection for the lower face and jaw. Injury models include both ballistic and non-ballistic injuries, so the Batlskin Head Protection Systems provide additional protection against blunt impact and blast force to the face and jaw, such as those cause by collision with vehicle interiors and weapons. The Caiman Hybrid Helmet System provides ballistic protection with the addition of the Caiman Armor Applique. Both the Caiman Hybrid Helmet System and the Caiman Bump Helmet System meet or exceed advanced combat helmet (ACH) standards for impact protection. 

The Caiman Bump Helmet has a reinforced polymer shell whereas the Caiman Hybrid Helmet has a carbon fiber shell. As a result, the Caiman Bump Helmet is slightly lighter in weight, whereas the Caiman Hybrid Helmet provides a bit more protection against blunt force impacts—though they both meet or exceed advanced combat helmet (ACH) standards for impact protection. 

The two-piece Ballistic Applique attaches to the Caiman Hybrid Helmet with Velcro hook and loop.

Unlike a gas mask, the bottom of the Mandible Guard has an opening to ensure ventilation and proper air circulation. In severe environments, the Visor can be articulated to the ‘vent’ or ‘up’ positions to increase ventilation. The Batlskin Head Protection Systems were designed with thermal mitigation in mind. Each component of the system is modular and can be utilized in depending on environmental conditions and situational threat level. For example, for extra ventilation, you can wear the Visor without the Mandible Guard.

The Batlskin Head Protection System has been specifically designed for use with over-the-ear communication headsets. The Mandible Guard provides sufficient clearance for communication headsets, boom microphones as well as the headset earpiece. The Mandible Guard can easily be tilted downwards by varying degrees allowing for improved sight capabilities, eating, and drinking.

The optically correct ballistic Visor provides the same field-of-view as the ACH helmet and is manufactured to ensure distortion-free vision across the whole panoramic surface of the lens. When the Mandible Guard is in use, the field-of-view is comparable to that of ballistic goggles. If additional field-of-view is required, the Mandible Guard can be easily removed.

The Batlskin Head Protection System is intended to be used with current weapon optics. Most standard red dot, holographic sights and scopes are capable of being used with this system. For use during limited visibility operations, standard IR lasers can be utilized without a cheek-to-stock weld. As a contingency, the ballistic mandible is easily removed for use with traditional iron sights. Watch the video.

Revision can explore sourcing additional connectors. Please email power@revisionmilitary.com with your request.

A network of SharePacks can support up to 8 in a configuration, whether in star topology or as a daisy-chained hub. In a star topology (parallel) you could theoretically emit 800W (8*2*50 = 800W) of power. In a daisy-chain topology (series) you are limited to emitting 50W on your output port; however, the duration of your power emission is multiplied eight-fold.

Any SMBus charger should be used to charge the SoloPack and SharePack rapidly and most efficiently. Some examples include Desktop Evaluation Charger (6130-01-542-5108) and Soldier Charger (6130-01-545-1983). The SharePack can, however, be recharged from any energy source. A full comprehensive list can be found in the respective user guides.

Please refer to the accompanying instruction manual for step-by-step instructions on how to connect your equipment to your SoloPack and SharePack. Instruction manuals can also be accessed by scanning the code on the back of your battery using a smartphone or mobile device.

The Adaptive Battery Charger has four adapter bays for charging; each holds two to six batteries (depending on the type and size of the battery). Most adapters charge two batteries at a time. Here are some common examples:

• 8 BB-2590 Batteries
• 8 BB-390 Batteries
• 8 Conformal Wearable Batteries
• 8 PRC-148 MBITR Batteries
• 8 PRC-152 Radio Batteries
• 8 PRC-154 Rifleman Radio Batteries
• 8 PRC-153 Radio Batteries
• 8 BB-2557 Batteries

Yes, the Adaptive Battery Charger can use 12VDC civilian vehicle power, as well as 28VDC military vehicle power. Cigarette plug cables and alligator clip cables are available to connect the Adaptive Battery Charger to a car, SUV, or pickup truck.

Yes, you can charge up to four tablets or other USB-powered devices simultaneously. Each of the four USB ports is rated to the maximum current presently used by larger USB devices. The four USB ports do not use an adapter bay; they are always available regardless of what adapters are installed.

The Adaptive Battery Charger is designed to utilize commonly deployed military solar panels in use today, including foldable panels/solar blankets—such as the one issued with the Squad Power Manager (SPM-622) and the Individual Power Manager—REPPS or SPACES kits, GREENS foldable panels, GREENS-II collapsible panels, and most available commercial solar panels.

The Squad Power Manager (SPM-622) and Individual Power Manager (IPM) will support the PRC-148, PRC-152, PRC-153, PRC-154, PRC-117A-G, PRC-119, and PRC-137 radios, as well as many commercial and first-responder models. These are supported with either battery eliminators or battery chargers, depending on how you use your radio. For a full list of supported equipment click here or contact Customer Care.

Nerv Centr products have been designed to work with a wide range of currently fielded equipment. For additional information, please email power@revisionmilitary.com. Associated accessories required to power your equipment can be found here.

The batteries should be stored at 50% state-of-charge, placed into shutdown mode (no equipment or cables connected), and at an ambient temperature of 25°C. The shelf life under these conditions is 3 years. Please note that the SharePack will need occasional recharging back up to 50%.

With smart batteries like the Nerv Centr SharePack and SoloPack, if left unattended for a month after complete depletion, the lithium-ion cells may be permanently damaged, rendering them unsalvageable.

The battery can be depleted down to zero percent. As a safety mechanism, the software will display an 'Apply Charger' message when getting critically low, informing the user to recharge the SharePack. If the battery is not charged after this indicator appears, the software will internally shut-down the device and it will only awaken once connected to a charger. This automatic internal shut-down protects the lithium-ion cells.

The SoloPack and SharePack will disable charging and discharging through the battery cell stack when the internal temperature reaches 70°C ± 5°C. It will resume normal operation when the internal temperature reaches 50°C ± 5°C. Charging and discharging through the battery cell stack will be permanently disabled should the internal temperature exceed 93°C ± 5°C.

Revision’s battery systems offer the same level of safety as other man worn batteries currently in use by the U.S. Military. The SoloPack and SharePack will behave in a similar manner to most standard military batteries such as the BB-2590 or LI-145; they may heat up or, in extreme situations, could conceivably catch fire if hit by a round or shrapnel. Revision continues to investigate operationally safe battery systems.

It is important that the ports are set in accordance with the voltage required by the piece of equipment being powered. Otherwise, there is a possibility that the equipment could be damaged. Please pay special attention when setting the voltage.

Similar to one-time use batteries and cell phone batteries, the SoloPack and SharePack can be disposed of in commonly used battery disposal boxes. Please contact your local battery recycling program to determine your nearest disposal location.

Yes, please call your local shipping station to determine and verify any restrictions or regulations related to shipping these batteries. The SharePack and SoloPack have passed the UN/DOT 38.3 Certification but regulations for shipping and transporting lithium-ion products have changed recently and vary by size and power output. For more information, here are several useful references: IATA (International Air Transport Association), FedEx, UPS, TNT, DHL. Watt-hour (capacity) information is listed on the front of your battery.

It is incumbent upon travelers to verify with airlines whether restrictions have changed prior to boarding, and to seek approval for carrying lithium-ion batteries in their carry-on luggage. Due to frequent changes in lithium-ion battery regulations, please contact your airline for information. Restrictions and regulations apply depending on the airline, and vary based on the power output of the device. Watt-hour (capacity) information is listed on the front of your SoloPack or SharePack. Both the SoloPack and SharePack have passed the UN/DOT 38.3 Safety Certification.

The SoloPack and SharePack are designed to meet the MIL-STD-810G Immersion - Method 512.6 Procedure I, which is meant for equipment that might get inadvertently immersed (i.e. accidentally dropped in a stream) but are not currently designed to operate underwater. Should a sealed power solution be of interest, please email power@revisionmilitary.com. Please note that underwater operation requires a different class of connectors (not NettWarrior compatible) and a significantly bulkier design to protect from water damage.

This error indicates that a port on the Squad Power Manager (SPM-622)/Individual Power Manager (IPM) has detected a voltage that is outside the normal operating range of the connected device and has disconnected the port to protect that device and/or the power manager. Though rare, this is the most common error with the Squad Power Manager (SPM-622)/IPM. First, try unplugging all devices and power sources from the Squad Power Manager/IPM, then reconnecting them.

If the problem persists you may need to return the device to Revision for repair. Please visit our Warranty & Warnings page for more information on our Nerv Centr warranty.

The instruction manual for the SoloPack and SharePack can be accessed by scanning the code on the back of the battery using your smartphone device.

SharePack is rated for 152Wh and SoloPack for 96Wh. The amount of runtime depends largely on what and how equipment will be used. When fully charged, if powering equipment that draws one watt continuously, you can expect to get 150 hours (6.6 days) of runtime from SharePack, and 100 hour (4.4 days) with SoloPack. Most handheld radios will require 2-3 watts when not transmitting. This means you can expect approximately 2-3 days of runtime (this is reduced when transmitting). Larger radios will require much more power (10-20W) which reduces runtime to a couple of hours. The best indication of runtime is displayed on the SoloPack's state-of-charge display or the SharePack's main screen and this will be your best indication of the duration of battery life.

The SoloPack and SharePack are designed to operate in temperatures of -32°C to +55°C.

A 'Servicing Required' error message will appear, indicating that the SharePack should be returned to the manufacturer for servicing.

It is crucial that the user responsible for updating the device ensures that it is properly connected to the PC and that once updating commences, the cable does not become disconnected. Disconnecting a cable during an update may render the SharePack unusable, requiring the battery to be returned to Revision for servicing.

There is no limit to the number of SharePacks that can be updated at the same time—as many as you have USB ports to support. The software will recognize these connected devices and update them one after the other.

The batteries should be recharged after each use to prolong life. Unlike the internal chemistry of other battery types, lithium-ion batteries will never 'crystallize' or develop a 'memory'. They can be recharged at any state-of-charge and will only show signs of lost capacity after several thousand cycles.

Data logging is the ability of the Squad Power Manager (SPM-622) to periodically record the amount of power being used by each attached device, as well as the distribution of power used throughout a mission. This can be useful in determining how much power is required during a mission for the logistics of future missions. To access, display, and manipulate the stored data, you must upload the data log from the power manager to a USB-connected PC; this is accomplished by using the software provided—the software CD included with the SPM kit provides further instructions for using the data log feature of the SPM-622. You will also need a USB to SPM cable.

Please contact Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or 1-800-383-6049. If possible, please have the Nerv Centr product with you when you contact us, so we can help determine what the problem is.

The Squad Power Manager (SPM-622)/Individual Power Manager (IPM) requires an external power source, such as a battery, AC power supply, solar or wind power source, or fuel cell power. If an external power source is present, ensure that the source is working properly—that is, check that the battery isn’t completely drained, that the AC power supply is plugged in and functional, that there is adequate sun on the solar panel (no power available at night), that the wind turbine is spinning, or that the fuel cell is providing power.

If you have verified that a power source is functional and connected to the Squad Power Manager (SPM-622)/IPM, and the power manager does not turn on, you may need to return the power manager to Revision for repair. Please visit our Warranty & Warnings page for more information on our Nerv Centr warranty.

The Squad Power Manager (SPM-622) was designed to be an intuitive power management device. You can’t break it by plugging something into the wrong port. Still, each Squad Power Manager comes with a Quick Start Guide, provided with the kit, that provides ample information for setting up and using your device. For more detailed information, a larger user manual should be available to you through your command.

Here’s a quick and simple primer, plus some useful tips:

• Ports 3 and 4 are used for gathering power from external sources—like an AC power supply, solar, wind, or a fuel cell.
• Any other device—like a radio, battery, battery charger, USB charger, or cigarette plug—can be put on any port.
• It’s helpful to start by putting these other devices on ports 1, 2, 5, or 6 first, but this is not required.
• If you happen to plug a power source or device into an inappropriate port, the Squad Power Manager (SPM-622) will tell you were to move it—again you won’t hurt anything by trying.

Here’s a quick and simple primer for the Individual Power Manager, plus some useful tips:

• Port 1 and 3 is used for gathering power from external sources—like an AC power supply, solar, wind, or a fuel cell.
• Any other device—like a radio, battery, battery charger, USB charger, or cigarette plug—can be put on the available 1 and 3 port.It’s helpful to start by putting these other devices on ports 1 and 3 first, but this is not required.
• Reachargeable battery can be put on port 2.
• If you happen to plug a power source or device into an inappropriate port, the Individual Power Manager (IPM) will tell you were to move it—again you won’t hurt anything by trying.

If you still need additional support, or additional training, please contact your Revision sales representative or our Customer Care team at customercare@revisionmilitary.com.

Most older military chargers only have one or two actual charge circuits, with a switch that moves these from bay to bay, meaning that they are really only capable of charging one or two batteries at a time. The Adaptive Battery Charger has eight battery chargers, so it can usually charge all your batteries at the same time.

When using a battery charger in a forward position, the power going into the charger is usually coming from a generator. The most common chargers in use today operate at about 50% efficiency—which means that for every gallon of fuel you use to put electricity into your batteries, another gallon is wasted making heat. The Adaptive Battery Charger runs at 90% efficiency, so much less fuel is used making waste heat. Less fuel means fewer convoys, which means fewer casualties.

To automatically improve system performance and implement new features, Revision routinely releases software updates for SharePack Power Management Systems and SoloPack Batteries, Nerv Centr Squad Power Manager (formerly Protonex’s SPM-622), Nerv Centr Individual Power Manager and Nerv Centr Adaptive Battery Charger (formerly Protonex’s ABC-812). We recommend that you check for software updates about twice a year, to ensure your system is up to date. The latest files are available on the Software Downloads webpage. For additional software update information or assistance, please contact Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or 1-800-383-6049.

We are always looking to improve our products; factoring in direct user feedback plays a major role in this endeavor. Follow this link to our Mobile App Evaluation.

Yes. We have a cable specifically designed to connect the SharePack Power Management System to the Nerv Centr Power App. Find out more here.

Revision apps are available as free downloads from the Google Play Store.

Use of apps on government-issued mobile devices requires approval through the proper channels. For more information on app accessibility and authorization on government-issued devices, as well as directions on how to approve an app for your particular smartphone or tablet, you will need to contact your communications directorate.

Revision apps are free to download. You will need to obtain a cable to connect Revision products to the app. You can find out more about Revision’s app cables here.

Revision apps have been developed and optimized only for Android operating systems. They are designed to work across a broad range of Android smart phones and tablets—particularly mobile devices issued to and fielded by military and tactical personnel.

The Revision ComCentr2 has built in compatibility with legacy systems. However, while operating with legacy systems, the headset may inherit problems the legacy system may have. For example, cross talk between radios due to shared grounds on six pin connections, band limited audio outputs etc. Only when connected digitally would the user achieve the top features. 

The ComCentr2 has been designed as a next generation digital headset and is fully compatible with USB2 audio as standard, allowing integration of modern and future systems. When connected digitally, additional features will be activated. These include 120dB of channel separation, RF immunity passed 200V/m, power savings, and overall better communications signal. Advanced spatial and restorative techniques allow the user up to 10 communication signals, each having increased intelligibility. Additionally, the new digital Active Noise Reduction (ANR) delivers high level of protection against low frequency noise, increasing clarity, reducing fatigue and long term noise-induced hearing loss.  

Yes, the rail mounted ComCentr2 Headset can be used with commonly used helmet rails, including Revision’s Interlocking Long Rails, Standalone Rails, and Mini Rails.

Yes, the ComCentr2 Headset is compatible with legacy PTTs. Contact Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com for more information.

Revision has the ability to design custom dongles to function with various comms equipment. For more information, please contact Customer Care at customercare@revisionmilitary.com or 1-800-383-6049.

The headset houses a single AA battery in the right ear cup. The single battery can power the headset for up to 3 or 4 days. When connected to device, the headset will parasitically draw a low amount of power.

Unlike older analogue-only products, the Revision ComCentr2 system design is focused around a digital core contained inside a single chipset. This reduces the number of components, potential points of failure and high impedance analogue tracks which allow EMI to enter the audio paths. Additionally, the digital core allows signal processing to take place in the software outside of the EMI. This means only the inputs and outputs have to be protected. Transducers are differentially wired to provide common mode rejection and are kept at high absolute level. Products using these techniques in the past have easily passed 461F RS103 at 50V/m without fitted protective screening cans. The ComCentr2 goes a step further and adds screening cans to all internal electrons to target 100-200V/m protection. 

Yes. The ear cushions and headband cover can be easily switched out for new ones. Revision offers a Hygiene Kit that includes replacement ear cushions.

The power and volume buttons are located on both the left ear cup of the headset. That way, the headset can be worn by itself, without the Human Interface Device (HID), if comms equipment is not needed. Volume can also be controlled via the HID. 

The headband is designed to be one-size-fits-all and can be easily adjustable to accommodate all head sizes.

Yes, the boom mic is ambidextrous and can be easily moved to the preferred side.