Patented VirTra Threat-Fire™ Return Fire Simulator

 

Enhances training effectiveness by delivering an adjustable electric impulse simulating hostile return fire.

Prior to Threat-Fire™, Military and Law Enforcement simulation training lacked a key feature – consequences. Trainees could engage simulated hostile forces however, simulated hostile forces could not feasibly affect trainees – a deficiency that greatly reduced the realism of training. As part of VirTra’s ongoing effort to revolutionize firearms simulation training, VirTra invented the Threat-Fire™ to solve this problem.

The standard setting of just 30 milliseconds of electric impulse is enough to add real-world consequences that greatly enhance the effectiveness of simulation training. Threat-Fire™ easily clips-on to the trainee, uses a rechargeable battery pack, is wireless, and can penetrate many layers of clothing. As opposed to shoot-back cannons, Threat-Fire™ requires no aiming, allowing instructors to focus fully on the trainee, does not leave behind materials that require cleanup, and has low risk of personal injury compared to shoot-back projectiles.

Fully integrated into VirTra’s firearms training simulators, Threat-Fire™ represents a higher standard in simulation. Trainees learn to handle consequences in training – the best possible preparation for duty.

Features and Benefits:

Enhanced training realism – Standard setting of just 30 milliseconds of impulse adds stress and real-world consequences to training.

Adjustable – Electric impulse adjustable from 0.2 to 2.5 seconds.

Safe – No eye protection or clean up required. Failsafe impulse protection.

Effective – Can penetrate many layers of clothing.

Lightweight – Patented, compact clip-on device weighs approximately one pound.

No aiming required – Trainer can focus fully on trainee.

Wireless – Managed via by instructor control panel (Requires wireless station).

Rechargeable – Powered via rechargeable battery pack.

Fully integrated – Compatible with all VirTra Systems firearms training simulators.

A vibration only (no shock) version is also available.

*Threat-Fire™  is patented under the United States Patent No. 8,016,594 and Patent No. 8,267,691.

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