Personal Camp & Ranch Perimeter Trip Alarm - Tripwire Activated Alarm

• Primers are NOT included. The perfect wildlife and bear deterrent for outdoor adventures. Easily set up around your camp site, RV, trailer, and cabin. Be alerted when something crosses your threshold.
• Our devices are proudly made in the USA of quality materials you can depend on. Why do you want it Because you need something to depend on!
• This perimeter trip alarm is great to take camping and hiking because of its size. It is roughly 4 inches long but only a nickel size in diameter. You can easily put in your hiking pack pocket or in one of your camping totes.
• This is a spring loaded device so you don't have to rely on batteries to work. Just pull the spring up, put in the pin, and be prepared for a noise at 114dB..Primers are NOT included. Please make sure you have access to the 209 primers before ordering..Official FithOps Gear.Included components: screw in
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This outdoor necessity alerts you of any nearby movement with a tripwire-initiated alert system. When the trigger is disturbed, the unit will discharge a Primer to warn you of movement detected within the area of operation. This is a perfect size for camping, hiking, and backpacking. A great bear deterrent. No harm, just noise! How to Use the Trip Alarm: Step one: Figure out the line of your perimeter. It is best to be in a straight line without obstruction from trees/branches, or a common walking trail. Step two: Find the best secure spot for the location of your device. Securely put the device to a solid location i.e.; tree, post, or stake. This should be in direct line to the other location of your perimeter, don't have it curve around brush or structures. Step three: Run your line. We recommend trying to create your line as straight as possible. Think of what you are guarding against and where you are putting it. You can set your device low to the ground to get anything walking, or you can put it up higher to catch taller intruders and not go off for your four legged companion. Step four: Figure out the tension you want in your line, you don’t want it to be too tense that the line breaks before it triggers the perimeter trip alarm, nor too loose that it doesn't pull hard enough. Test it out before you load. Step five: Tie the trip line to your device, connecting point A to point B. Step six: Arm your device, remove the safety firing pin. Step seven: Walk away and be alert for if/when the alarm goes off.