Believe it or not, with direct line of sight the devices can communicate over a few miles of range.

As the amount of objects between the transmitter and receiver increases the range will continue to decrease below a few miles. Typical scenarios with plenty of steel, dust, and walls in the way result in a range often times still greater than 1000'.

Yes. Direct line of sight is not required between the blast pot receiver and the deadman switch transmitter.

The delay is a fraction of a second and is hardly noticeable. No learning curve is required to get accustomed to it.

The transmitter will last approximately 12 hours between charges.

The receiver itself does not have any batteries and is powered externally.

The transmitter is recharged using a commonly found USB-C cable

So long as you are using an electric deadman switch this product will work with your blast pot.

Yes. Feel free to remove our standard L5-15 connectors if you're using something else. You'll see that, like traditional wired deadman switches, there are 2 wires inside the connector and the polarity does not matter when reconnecting the wires.

Yes. With many years of experience in the industry we understood that durability and reliability needed to be our biggest priorities while designing this product.

• Each button is fully waterproof and enclosed with a rubber boot for increased protection.
• The PCB on the inside is coated with a protective silicone layer so that even if dust ingress occurs, it will not short out the electronics.

The Wireless Deadman Upgrade Kit is now available!