The Unity Tactical AXON remote switch offers advanced control for weapon-mounted lights and lasers, designed with input from professional end-users to ensure reliability and ease of use in high-stress situations. This compact and rugged device allows users to operate lights and lasers independently or simultaneously, providing tactical flexibility with a simple, intuitive interface. The AXON features dedicated buttons for each device, with tactile differentiation to prevent accidental activation during critical moments. The angled light button supports both momentary and constant activation modes, while the laser button is momentary-only but includes a double-click feature for continuous laser operation, enhancing operational versatility.
The switch mounts directly to M1913 Rail or M-LOK system, with an optional M-LOK Mounting Kit available for secure attachment. Its ergonomic design ensures reliable tactile feedback, even in dark, cold, or high-stress environments, allowing operators to maintain focus without confusion. Constructed from durable materials, the AXON withstands rigorous tactical use and provides consistent performance across various conditions. This remote switch is compatible with popular issued devices and is ideal for military, law enforcement, and tactical enthusiasts seeking a dependable solution for weapon-mounted lighting and laser control. Its sleek black finish combines form and function, making it a versatile addition to any tactical setup.Features:
- Compact and rugged design for tactical environments
- Independent buttons for lights and lasers with tactile differentiation
- Angled button supports both momentary and constant activation
- Laser button features momentary activation with double-click for continuous laser
- Mounts directly to M1913 Rail or M-LOK system, includes optional M-LOK Mounting Kit
- Designed based on operational feedback for reliability and ease of use
- Suitable for high-stress situations with tactile feedback in dark or cold conditions
- Compatible with popular issued devices for versatile deployment
