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How to Use This Perimeter Trip Alarm
Step 1: Affix to Object
Use screws, zip ties or wire.
Step 2: Set Trigger Pin
Set a trip line
Tie it to the "trigger pin"
Slide "trigger pin" into "firing pin"
Step 3: Arm With a Blank(Multiple choices)
First choice: Slide a blank into the slot.
Second choice: Install the 22 primers into the 22 adapter, and then slide the 22 adapter into the slot(Included 22.Adapter) Step 4: Alarm is Tripped
Alarm is set. When someone trips the trip line, the device will go off.
Feature:
Early Warning System: Enhance perimeter security on private property, campgrounds, farms, barns, or restricted areas, and alert for perimeter intrusions.
How It Works: Multiple trip wires are used on a single device to provide a trip alarm with 360 degree whole coverage. When the alarm is activated, it will emit a loud audible alarm.
Simple and Reliable: Trip line alarm is easy to set up, simple and effective, yet reliable, and are a cost effective solution to alert you to intruders.
Reusable: Trip wire perimeter alarms can be reused indefinitely and can be deployed on any path, entry area, connected to doors, gates, etc.
Applications: Can be used in buildings, yards, courtyards and building exteriors, easily attached to trees, posts or frames by screw holes or zipper cuts.
Jason Wickizer
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025
Don’t work. Could not get a single report out of a blank or .22 blank with adapter. .22 adapter falls out. Spend a little more get a better quality device.
Geoff
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
I tested these using the .22 adapter and some blanks from a powder-activated nailset. I strongly recommend using those as they're plenty loud and there's no chance of getting a projectile mixed into a device that's only meant to be used with blanks.Prior to testing them I applied a little powdered graphite to the pins to make them easier to pull.Mounting can be done with screws or zip ties - there are slots machined into the body of the device to ensure it doesn't slip from the straps.
scott
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025
Spring isn’t heavy enough to set off a 12GA blank
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