The UDAPT THM-3 universal adapter is a hinged mount for attaching thermal monoculars to a helmet via a dovetail-interface mount (horn). It lets you quickly bring the device into the working position or flip it away from the eye to clear your field of view. Compatible with AGM, HIKMICRO, KONUS, SIONYX and ThermTec models.
The adapter locks onto the mount through an adjustable dovetail interface that eliminates play and provides a stable, wobble-free connection. The hinge mechanism allows the monocular to be flipped away from the eye and returned to the working position with one hand — convenient for quick switching between a thermal imager and a night vision device. In the stowed position, the monocular sits close to the helmet, reducing the risk of snagging on branches or structural elements. The body is made of nylon, the hinge assemblies of titanium and brass; anodized aluminum and stainless steel are also used. The adapter can be configured for right- or left-eye use.
Key Advantages
- Flip the monocular away in one motion to clear your view
- Right- or left-eye use
- Compact stowing: the device sits close to the helmet in the stowed position
- Adjustable dovetail interface with no play
- Titanium and brass hinge assemblies for increased wear resistance
- 53 g weight — minimal additional load on the neck
- Made in Ukraine
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | THM-3 |
| Mount type | Hinged, for dovetail-interface mount (horn) |
| Compatible devices | AGM ASP-Micro, Seeker, Taipan, Taipan v2; HIKMICRO Lynx, Lynx PRO, Lynx 2.0; KONUS Flame; SIONYX Aurora; ThermTec Cyclops |
| Compatible mounts (horns) | UDAPT F25; Wilcox G22, G24, G30, G37, G69, G70; Norotos AKA2, INVG, LoSto; other dovetail-interface mounts |
| Eye side | Right / left |
| Materials | Nylon, titanium, brass, anodized aluminum, stainless steel |
| Dimensions | 80 × 64 × 32 mm |
| Weight | 53 g |
| Color | Black |
| Country of manufacture | Ukraine |
Package Contents
- Universal adapter — 1 pc
- Hex key
- User manual
Application
Mounting thermal monoculars on a helmet for observation and navigation in low-visibility conditions; equipping operators who need to switch quickly between a thermal imager and a night vision device.