The C-TRIP Green Laser Line Generator illuminates and fluoresces trip wires and command wires with a brilliant 36° fan beam, projecting a clear 15-foot line at 15 feet. Purpose-built for EOD technicians, tactical teams, and bomb disposal specialists, it scans doorways, hallways, and stairwells in a single pass—hand-held or weapon-mounted. Water-resistant and shock-resistant construction with constant on/off laser actuation and power lockout functionality. Includes retractable gear cable tether, CR123A lithium batteries, and choice of MOLLE pouch in Coyote Brown, Multicam, Ranger Green, Black, or ACU fabric. Add KYDEX holster in FDE or Black with MOLLE or Tek-Lok belt mount. Tek-Lok mount features user-adjustable positioning at 0°, 45°, or 90°. Field-tested and deployed since 2010 by US Army, USMC, Navy EOD, USAF, MARSOC, Army SOF, NSW, FBI Hazardous Devices Team, NYPD, LAPD, and municipal SWAT and bomb squads nationwide. Portable, rugged, and fully adaptable for tactical operations and IED location marking. C-TRIP User Guide & Manual
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Product Details
1 pc Green Laser Line Generator
1 pc Retractable Gear Cable Tether
1 pc MOLLE Pouch - Choose NYLON Fabric:
Coyote Brown; Multicam; Ranger Green, Black; ACU
2 pc CR123A Lithium Metal Batteries
ADD KYDEX HOLSTERS!
Choose FDE or BLACK
Choose MOLLE or Tek-Lok Mount (BELT)
Tek-Lok (BELT) Mount User Adjustable 0°, 45°, 90°
Use this Green Laser Line Generator to Illuminate and Fluoresce Trip Wires and/or Command Wires. The C-TRIP Projects a Brilliant Green Laser Line. A 36° Fan Projects a 15' Line @ 15'. EOD techs use to illuminate and fluoresce trip and command wires. Easily scan doorways, halls or stairwells with one pass. Use hand-held or weapon mounted. The C-TRIP Green Line Laser is safe to operate, water resistant, and shock resistant. Choice of Coyote Brown, Multicam, Black, Ranger Green, or ACU MOLLE style modular pouch fabric for battlefield transport and stowage. Laser power actuator on battery end cap assembly; constant on/off performance. Power lockout functionality. Add the accessory LRM-KIT rail mount and cable switch for fast assaults; door breaching; high speed room clearing.
Portable, rugged & adaptable. Field tested and deployed in combat zones since 2010. In use by operational forces in theater - US Army, USMC, & US Navy EOD – USAF, MARSOC, Army SOF, NSW. As well as the FBI Hazardous Devices Team, NYPD, LAPD & numerous other Municipal SWAT & Police Bomb Squads.
Specifications
FEATURES
- Ruggedized Optics
- Laser Line Generator
- Water & Shock Resistant
- Power Lockout Functionality
- 1" Knurled Tube, Lanyard Loop
- 6061 Series Aircraft Grade Aluminum Alloy
- Overall Dimensions - L 126mm X 25.4mm x 25.4mm
- Weight - 118 grams (4.1 oz.) with Switch & 1 pc CR123A
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Green - FDA Safety Class 3R, 5mW
- Infrared - FDA Safety Class 1, 0.7mW
- Green, 532 nm DPSS Green Laser Diode
- Infrared, 830nm Semiconductor Laser Diode
This thing is fantastic. Brightness punches well above its lumen rating thanks to the tight beam giving it an insane amount of light on target. You can almost use it for passive aiming right out of the box, even in daylight.
As a disclaimer, I've only used this as a handheld so far. It's nice and bright, it has good throw with a focused beam. It fits nicely in the hand with the included finger grip and it's fun to twirl it around if you get bored. Battery life seems good with the included batteries, It's lasted for intermittent use over four night shifts in a row. I haven't bumped or banged it much beyond letting it sit on the front of my vest. It is overbright and washes print out if you're trying to show someone something specific on a piece of paper up close, but that's a minor complaint.
