Drawing on years of battlefield experience in Ukraine, NUE and its partner have developed TAA-compliant thermal mitigation coverings, backpacks, and bags for the SunCase 605 and 1213. Any device under continuous electrical load emits a thermal signature detectable by IR optics, drone-mounted thermal cameras, and FLIR targeting systems—especially in winter or against cold-ground backgrounds. Built from multi-layer phase-change composites, these coverings suppress, absorb, and redirect infrared emissions, cutting surface emissivity from a standard 0.9 to below 0.1 and shrinking the unit's detectable footprint. The SunCase's compact thermoplastic shell and low heat output—from its silent LiFePO4 chemistry and pure sine wave inverter—make it an ideal candidate. Operators can drape a form-fitted covering over the unit in seconds during stationary tasks like drone charging, comms relay, or medical support. Combined with the SunCase's silent, exhaust-free operation, it renders the unit effectively invisible to thermal surveillance—a critical edge for Special Forces, drone teams, and battlefield medical units in contested environments. Stay tuned for more SunStealth products, and contact us about other applications.
