Securely attach compatible night vision goggles, monoculars and helmet-mounted thermal devices with professional NVG helmet mounts. This collection includes dovetail and bayonet mounting systems from Nocturn Industries, Cadex Defence, Wilcox, Argus and Norotos.
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The helmet mount connects an NVG helmet shroud to a night vision device, J-arm or bridge system. Compatibility must be confirmed at both ends of the mount before ordering.
Dovetail mounts are used with many modern night vision binoculars, articulating PVS-14 J-arms and dual-device bridges. The device, J-arm or bridge must have a compatible dovetail shoe that fully engages with the mount.
Dovetail options in this collection include the Nocturn Industries ALPHA Mount, Cadex Low-Profile Flip-Up NVG Mount, Wilcox G24, Argus G24-Style LWNVM Mount and selected Norotos mounting systems.
Bayonet mounts are designed for compatible horn-style J-arms, including traditional PVS-14 mounting configurations. The Rhino II-Style Bayonet NVG Mount provides an option for users retaining a legacy bayonet interface.
A bayonet J-arm cannot connect directly to a dovetail-only helmet mount. Moving from a bayonet system to a dovetail system normally requires a compatible dovetail J-arm, bridge or device interface.
A force-to-overcome mount allows the night vision device to be raised or lowered by applying controlled pressure. This avoids the need to press a release button during each movement, although the required force and locking mechanism vary between models.
The Nocturn Industries ALPHA Mount combines a force-to-overcome mechanism with locking positions and a dovetail interface. The mount is offered in powered and non-powered configurations for supported devices.
The Norotos Lo-Sto Force-to-Overcome Mount provides vertical, tilt and fore-and-aft adjustment while positioning the device close to the helmet when stowed.
Push-button mounts require a control to be activated before the device is moved between its deployed and stowed positions. Some users prefer the deliberate release action, while others prioritise the rapid movement of a force-to-overcome design.
Compare the Norotos Lo-Sto Push-Button Mount when a button-controlled operating system is preferred.
A breakaway system is designed to allow the mount to separate from the helmet shroud when subjected to a defined impact load. This may reduce the force transferred to the user and helmet, but the release behaviour, adjustment and locking options differ between manufacturers.
Breakaway-equipped options include selected Wilcox G24, Cadex, Argus, Norotos and Nocturn Industries configurations. Confirm whether the exact product variant provides a fixed, adjustable or selectable breakaway mode.
The Nocturn Industries ALPHA NVG Mount is a lightweight dovetail system manufactured from aluminium and stainless steel. It includes tilt and height adjustment, a force-to-overcome mechanism, locking positions and an optional powered configuration for supported Nocturn Industries devices.
The Cadex Low-Profile Flip-Up NVG Mount follows the helmet profile when stowed and provides height and angle adjustment. Available configurations may include dovetail or bayonet interfaces and breakaway or non-breakaway operation.
The Wilcox G24 Breakaway NVG Mount uses a dovetail device interface, adjustable positioning and a quick-release connection to a compatible helmet shroud. Confirm the exact generation and travel specification when comparing different G24 versions.
The Argus G24-Style LWNVM Mount provides an aluminium dovetail mounting option with a breakaway feature. It is not compatible with traditional bayonet-style J-arms.
The Norotos range includes force-to-overcome and push-button Lo-Sto configurations, alongside the Norotos INVG Hyper. Depending on the selected interface, Norotos mounts can support modern dovetail devices or compatible bayonet equipment.
Each part of the helmet-mounted system performs a different function:
Browse the complete NVG mounting collection for helmet mounts, shrouds, J-arms, bridges and device-specific adapters.
Before selecting a night vision helmet mount, confirm:
Always verify that the mount is fully engaged with the shroud and device interface before attaching valuable equipment. Use an independent tether or secondary-retention system where supported.
Complete the mounting system with a compatible helmet shroud, PVS-14 J-arm, night vision bridge and remote battery pack or counterweight.
Read our guide to mounting night vision and thermal devices on a helmet for a complete explanation of shrouds, mounts, arms, bridges and interface standards.