REMOTE CONTROL BREACHING SYSTEM

Remote Control Breaching System

Features

Selectable multi-receiver innovation
Users can create up to ten independent firing groups containing any number of receivers. Each receiver is assigned to one of ten circuit IDs, which can be configured directly at the deployment site. By selecting a specific circuit ID on the transmitter, all receivers assigned to that ID are initiated simultaneously.

Fire-all mode
A single transmitter can initiate all receivers at once, regardless of their assigned circuit IDs, by sending a broadcast fire command.

Secure coding
The system utilizes highly secure coding protocols with multiple data validity checks and cyclic redundancy algorithms to prevent unintended or accidental initiation.

Battery availability
To maximize operational readiness, both the transmitter and receivers operate on the same commercially available off-the-shelf batteries.

Wire and shocktube receivers
The Breach MC system supports both wire output receivers and Shocktube (Remote Firing Devices) variants. The standard wire receiver delivers a high-energy capacitive discharge pulse of 1.3 Joules through dedicated output terminals.

Common transmitter
A single transmitter can initiate both wire and shocktube receivers within the same firing system or across different circuit IDs.

More About Breach MC

Breach MC operates on a single customer-selected frequency, programmed during manufacturing. The system supports up to ten circuit IDs and allows initiation of an unlimited number of receivers, including both electronic and shocktube variants within the same network.

For enhanced operator safety, all Breach MC receivers include a mandatory five-second safety delay after being switched on, during which initiation is not possible. This delay can be extended upon user request and is configured at the manufacturing stage.