The Radio Controlled Firing System is a secure, remotely operated initiation solution designed for teams that require the ability to fire disrupters, de-armers, or detonators without the use of hard-wired connections. The system provides a fast, flexible, and lightweight alternative to traditional cable-based firing methods, particularly in environments where speed, mobility, and reduced setup time are critical.
Using coded radio-frequency communication, the system allows operators to initiate devices from a safe standoff distance without the need to deploy firing cable between the operator and the target. This significantly reduces setup complexity and improves safety during Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), IEDD, demolitions, and Explosive Methods of Entry (EMOE) tasks.
The system supports up to four receivers controlled from a single transmitter, offering the ability to fire receivers either individually or simultaneously, depending on operational requirements. This flexibility makes it suitable for both simple and complex firing scenarios.
Designed with portability in mind, radio control eliminates the weight and bulk associated with long firing lines. The system is quick to deploy and equally quick to recover once the task is complete, improving overall operational efficiency.
Radio-Controlled Operation: Enables remote firing without the need for physical wiring between operator and device.
Multi-Receiver Capability: One transmitter can control up to four receivers.
Selectable Firing Modes: Receivers can be initiated individually or simultaneously.
Secure Coded Communication: Reduces the risk of interference or accidental initiation.
COTS Battery Powered:
Transmitter powered by three AA batteries
Receivers powered by a single CR123 battery
Environmental Protection:
Transmitter rated to IP64
Receivers rated to IP67
Certified for Use: Approved for use in regulated explosive applications.
Rapid Deployment: No cable laying required, allowing faster setup in time-critical situations.
Reduced Equipment Burden: Lighter and easier to transport than hard-wire firing systems.
Improved Safety: Enables greater standoff distances and reduced exposure to hazards.
Operational Flexibility: Suitable for EMOE, demolitions, and disruptor operations across a wide range of environments.
Efficient Recovery: Faster pack-down once operations are complete.
The standard system is supplied with one transmitter and one receiver, with additional receivers available to expand capability as required.
