| Weight | 3.7 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 5.39 × 2.99 × 1.14 in |
Trip Wire Alarm Device,12 Gauge Camping Trip Alarm, Perimeter Alarm,Early Warning Security System for Camping and Property Safety
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- Your First Line of Proactive Defense - The trip wire alarm device protects homes, campsites, and property by setting up a perimeter around the area. It can be deployed quickly across paths and entry zones, attached to doors, gates, and more. Works great for Camping, Hiking, Paintball, Military games, and even home protection, the perfect device for the outdoor enthusiast, survivalist, or camper.
- How the Perimeter Alarm Device Works - The 12 gauge camping trip alarm signaling device uses a low-placed and concealed trip wire, tethered to the device itself which creates a loud audible alert when the activator pin is pulled. The versatile, re-usable trip line activates a 12ga blank or optional pepper gas and flash-bang rounds. Also available with 209 primers and 22 Ramset adapters. It is easy to set up and is a cost-effective solution for alerting you to trespassers.
- Simple and Easy to Assemble - The 12 gauge blanks trip alarm can be easily attached to trees, posts, or frames via the screw holes or zip tie notches. You can install the trip alarm device around campsites, farms, barns, or restricted areas for protection against unwanted intrusions. Deploy to keep coyotes from livestock; keep thieves out of your home and dangerous animals out of your camp site.
- Reusable Security Trip Alarm - Made completely of rustproof high-quality 6061 aluminum the perimeter alarms are spring triggered, reloadable, and endlessly reusable for your property and personal security. Reliable for thousands of uses, it is the most advanced trip alarm on the market that can enhance security for your property. Every camping trip lover or anyone who needs to protect their property effectively shouldn’t miss this perimeter tripwire alarm device.
- Warning - The perimeter trip alarm system is for outdoor use only, keep away from flammable materials, and use it with caution. Our devices are not meant to harm anything, just to create a loud noise to alert you when you need it. The end user assumes all risks and liability for using this product. Any Question Please feel free to contact us, we will reply with a proper solution within 12 hours.
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Your First Line of Proactive Defense
Works great for Camping, Hiking, Paintball, Military games, and even home protection
- Simple and Easy to Assemble
- Reliable for thousands of uses
- enhance security for your property
- Made of 6061 aluminum
12 Gauge Trip Wire Alarm Device
Activates a 12ga blank or optional pepper gas and flash-bang rounds. Also available with 209 primers and 22 Ramset adapters.
The 12 gauge blanks trip alarm can be easily attached to trees, posts, or frames via the screw holes or zip tie notches. You can install the trip alarm device around campsites, farms, barns, or restricted areas for protection against unwanted intrusions.
How The Perimeter Alarm Device Works
The 12 gauge camping trip alarm signaling device uses a low-placed and concealed trip wire, tethered to the device itself which creates a loud audible alert when the activator pin is pulled.
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