MS-L1-IROS Floating IR Strobe Marker Distress Night Vision Beacon NVG Military
MS-L1-IROS Floating IR Strobe Marker Distress Night Vision Beacon NVG Military
The Caboose Customs Co. MS-L1-IROS infrared beacon is a low cost option that floats - for distress, signaling, use as helmet strobe, and positive identification of items of interest. This includes personnel, structures, landing zones, routes, and passages. This item is water resistant, and with the included plastic case, can be submerged up to 15 meters!
Note: Strobe may feature green (pictured) or blue caps.
This strobe is our strongest yet! The case is made from soda blanks, which are super thick and strong. You could run over it with a car! And it's easy to turn on and off with the external switch!
You cannot see the light from this beacon with your naked eye. You can view the beacon marker with any night vision device, such as the AN/PVS-7, AN/PVS-14 or similar NVGs.
The beacon will immediately start flashing when you attach a standard CR2032 button cell battery (included). You can stop the flashing by removing the battery. Please see last image for battery insertion instructions.
Features:
- Model: MS-L1-IROS
- Brand: Caboose Customs Co.
- Attachment Method: 0.5" x 2" Hook and Loop (w/o case)
- Battery: Requires One (1) x CR2032 Battery (included)
- Runtime: Up to 150 hours
- Wavelength: 880nm
- Light only visible through night vision devices (NVGs)
Instructions for Use:
- To Turn On: Place positive side of CR2032 up, and under tabs on right hand side of device. Refer to final image of this listing for visual instructions. Then push switch on cap to turn on.
- To Turn Off: Remove battery, or push switch to turn off.
- Waterproofing: Included hard plastic soda tube floats and can be used to help waterproof device. Button has rubber gasket to prevent water incursion. Make sure cap is tightly fastened before submerging.
- For Helmet Use: Remove device from included plastic case. Attach 0.5" x 2" hook (hard) side to MS-L1-IROS device. Device can now be placed on any loop (soft) that are commonly found on helmets.