Features  

• Fixed Flash Rate or Constant On with Brightness Control
• Common CR123A Battery operation
• Waterproof to 150 feet
• 100 Hrs in Flash Mode
• Covert Marker for use with Night Vision
• 180˚ x 360˚coverage
• Weighs only 76 grams (2.7oz) w/Battery
• Available in (Red, White and Infrared) or (Blue, White and Infrared)

The Neptune can be attached to PALS webbing, belts, or uniform or wrist mounted with the included wrist strap. Locking Spring Clip included. The Neptune P/N: 902900/902901 is an extremely rugged and low-cost marker beacon. It is used in conjunction with Night Vision Goggles (NVG’s) and other Night Vision Devices (NVD’s), at night, as a covert position marker. Like the Phoenix Jr., the Neptune  was designed as a combat identification marker to minimize fratricide (the inadvertent killing of friendly forces, by friendly forces), and has been widely fielded by American and coalition forces for combat identification. The Neptune beacon has many uses in combat and other covert operations for marking personnel, vehicles, safe pathways, or locations. It incorporates a flash rate that was specified to prevent confusion with small arms-fire. Use the Neptune to identify friendly force positions, demarcation lines or perimeters.

Specifications

Weight: 2.7 Ounces  –  76 Grams w/Battery
Size: 1.9” x 1.06″  –  49mm x 27mm
Flash Mode: Constant ON with Brightness Control  –  Fixed Flash
Signal: Blue, Infrared and White (902900), or Red, Infrared and White (902901)
Switching: Rotate Battery Cap and Mode Switch
Power Source: Common CR123A 3-Volt
Operating Life: 100 Hours in Flashing mode  –  8 Hours at max brightness in Constant ON mode
Coverage: 180 degrees x 360 degrees
Operating Depth: Waterproof 46m (150 feet)

Light Output Frequency and Ordering Information:
902900:  Neptune Multi-Purpose Beacon (BIRW) (NSN: 6230-01-618-0393)
902901: Neptune Multi-Purpose Beacon (RIRW) (NSN: 6230-01-643-3127)
Infrared – 880 nm
Visible Red – 640 nm
Visible NV Green – 565 nm The Neptune beacons are the world standard for covert signaling and identification of Military, Law Enforcement, SWAT and Homeland Security Agencies. These Beacons are proudly manufactured in the USA by Cejay Engineering EXPORT LICENSE REQUIRED

Infrared Beacons and all Infrared products are ITAR Controlled and cannot be exported without written authorization from the US State Department

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The Hero Jr. is made of high-strength nylon and features rubber impact bumpers on each end allowing the Hero Jr. to withstand multiple deployments from low-flying aircraft and moving vehicles. All the electronic controls are sealed within the device ensuring trouble free operation. With Hero Jr.’s battery removed, this device is no longer operational and safe to carry onboard civilian transport without any special permitting or handling.

Weight: 198 Grams | 7.0 Ounce (with battery)
Size: 54mm x 112mm | 2.13″ x 4.40″
Flash Emission: 8 LEDs
Visual Coverage: 360 degress x 130 degrees
Flash Mode: High-Speed Random | Fixed Flash at ~1 per second
Sound Output: ~130dB at Source | ~100dB at 1 Meter at 2.5 – 3.3KHz
Activation: Pull-Pin with Snap Action Safety
Activation Delay: User programmable between 1.5 – 25 seconds
Battery: Lithium 9 volt (Battery Not Included)
Operating Life: 8 Hours
Battery Status: Red LED low battery indicator
Color: Black / High-Visibility Yellow
Environmental: MIL-STD 810 impact / Shock compliant—100G’s / Splash Resistant / Waterproof to 10m (30′)
Versions: Hero Jr. Green LED (903400G) / Hero Jr. Infrared LED (903400IR) / Hero Jr. White LED (903400W) / Hero Jr. Red LED (903400R) / Hero Jr. Blue LED (903400B)
Special Tools Required: None

These Hero Beacons are proudly manufactured in the USA

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• Fixed Flash Rate
• CR123 Battery operation
• Covert Marker for use with Night Vision
• 240 x 360 coverage
• Available in Red, Green or Infrared
• Weighs only 10 grams (0.35oz)

Phoenix JR 123 beacon was principally designed as an individual Combat Identification marker employed to minimize fratricide (the inadvertent destruction of battle field assets by friendly forces.) It can also been used as a vehicle ID marker, drop zone indicator and perimeter marker. Designed with the same functionality as the Phoenix JR it has been equipped with a spring clip for easy attachment to belts, straps, clothing and equipment. Designed to use a CR123 Battery, the JR123 is 50% smaller and lighter than the Phoenix JR. When not in use, the CR123 battery can be stored within the unit by installing the battery upside-down.

Phoenix JR 123 and the war on terrorism. Since its introduction in 1984, the Phoenix JR (Firefly) beacon has become the world standard for covert signaling and electronic combat identification of military, law enforcement, SWAT and homeland security assets. It has been utilized by American and coalition forces for combat identification in theatres of operation such as Kosovo, Bosnia, Somalia, Afghanistan and Iraq. These beacons have multiple uses in combat and other operations for marking personnel, vehicles, pathways and locations. They incorporate a flash rate that was specified to prevent confusion with small arms fire.

Phoenix Jr. Features:

• Fixed Flash Rate
• Common 9V Battery Operation
• Optional Trip Wire Device
• Optional Vehicle Power Supply
• Optional Waterproof Case
• Covert Marker for use w/Night Vision
• 240˚ x 360˚ Coverage
• Available in Red, Green or Infrared
• Weighs only 8.5 grams (0.3oz)
• Optional CR123 Battery Operation
• Optional Programmable Models
• Optional Synchronized Models

The Phoenix Jr. or IR Firefly as it’s named in some circles (NSN: 5855-01-438-4588) is an extremely rugged and low-cost marker beacon. It is used in conjunction with Night Vision goggles (NVG’s) and other Night Vision Devices (NVD’s), at night, as a covert position marker. The Phoenix Jr. was originally designed as a combat identification marker to minimize fratricide (the inadvertent killing of friendly forces, by friendly forces), and has been widely fielded by American and coalition forces for combat identification.

This tiny beacon has many uses in combat and other covert operations for marking personnel, vehicles, safe pathways, or locations. It incorporates a rapid flash rate that was specified to prevent confusion with small arms-fire. Use the Phoenix Jr. to identify friendly force positions, demarcation lines or perimeters. Since its introduction in 1984, the Phoenix Jr. is the most widely used electronic Combat ID system in the world.

Phoenix Jr. and the war on terrorism.

The Phoenix Jr. (Firefly) beacon has been utilized by American and coalition forces for combat identification in theaters of operation such as Kosovo, Bosnia, Somalia, Afghanistan and Iraq. Use the Phoenix Jr. to identify friendly force positions, demarcation lines or perimeters.

Phoenix Jr. is the world standard for covert signaling and identification of military, law enforcement, SWAT and homeland security assets.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Weight  –  0.3 Ounce / 8.5 Grams
Size  –  1.19” x 0.9” x 0.574″ /  31mm x 22.5mm x 14.6mm
Flash Repeat Cycle  –  1.3 Seconds (Fixed)
Flash Duration  –  20 Milliseconds (Fixed)
Battery  –  Common 9 volt
Configuration  –  3 Light Emitting Diodes (LED), 880nm
Coverage  –  240 degrees x 360 degrees

Light Output Frequency and Ordering Information:
902111IR:  Infrared – 880 nm
902111R: Visible Red – 640 nm (For Unit Training or Visible Applications)
902111G: Visible NV Green – 565nm  (For Unit Training or Visible Applications)
Alternate frequencies available on request902212-IR Phoenix 1.5 Encodable Beacon NSN: 5855-01-396-8734
Simple, ultra rugged personnel, equipment and/or area marker

The PHOENIX 1.5 IS A PROGRAMMABLE BEACON. It is used as a covert marker and signaling device where precise identification of personnel, equipment and locations is needed. Users can easily install unique signals for individual identification. Signal is input by using a coin or any metal object to close the gap between the two pins on top of the beacon. Removing the battery deletes the stored code.

An internal six (6) second memory will accept a field installed flash (Morse Code-like) signal that the operator programs via the two programming pins. Miniature indicator lights within the device will flash the pattern as it is being recorded by the user to confirm the code being stored. During operation, the user can reactivate the miniature indicator lights at anytime allowing the operator to confirm the broadcast code in situations where their own night vision equipment has become lost or damaged.

SPECIAL FORCES OFTEN RENDEZVOUS WITH INDIGENOUS FORCES AT NIGHT. These rendezvous are generally preplanned and usually done without benefit of radio or voice communications.

Pre-Planned codes, transmitted by the covert  Phoenix 1.5 Beacon allow for precise identification of the friendly forces.

The PHOENIX 1.5 IS A USER PROGRAMMABLE BEACON. With a coin or similar metallic device, the user can tap in a Morse Code-like signal up to six-seconds in length. Subminiature light emitting diodes (LED) inside the beacon indicate the code as it is installed and  tell when the memory is full. These same LED’s provide confirmation of both operation and the installed code. To confirm operation, short and hold the two pins while observing the LED’s. They will repeat the operating code.

OPTION DESCRIPTION
902611 Vehicle Auxiliary Power Supply (VAPS or VPAK)

IR BEACONS OPERATE ON THE TIP OF ANTENNAS FOR DAYS. The US Army and others use infrared (IR) beacons attached to the tip of the vehicular antenna for combat identification. For years, they detached and replaced the battery every other day to assure continued operation. The new VPAK-1 takes power from any vehicle or DC power source (10V to 35V) by means of the flying lead cable. The VPAK-1 has integrated surge protection; protecting the installed beacon from voltage surges associated with engine start-up.

DURING NIGHT CONVOY OPERATIONS, IN HOSTILE TERRITORY it is prudent to mark the vehicles with combat identifiers. The most common are the Phoenix, Phoenix Jr. and Pegasus Beacons. Those provide effective IR signaling that is readily identified by Night Vision devices (NVD) equipped support elements. From the air, cover aircraft can easily identify an IR-marked convoy at ranges out to five miles . The marking aids convoy integrity and tracking of a vehicle that may stray from the group.

902801 Poseidon Mounting Clip for Phoenix/Pegasus Series beacons

Operating Depth: The Poseidon — Phoenix / Pegasus Mounting Clip (902801) provides a water tight casing for the beacon and battery assembly. If immersed without the Poseidon case, the unit will continue to operate until the contacts fail due to water and electrolytic corrosion. Given these conditions the depth limitation is solely determined by the battery’s ability to withstand depth.

OPTIONAL CR123 **Battery Operation Models:

902124-IR Phoenix Jr.123 – CR123 Battery Operation

902124-NVG Phoenix Jr.123 – CR123 Battery Operation (Green)

902124-RED Phoenix Jr.123 – CR123 Battery Operation (Red)

**Battery NOT Included

The Pegasus/Phoenix Jr. beacons are the world standard for covert signaling and identification of Military, Law Enforcement, SWAT and Homeland Security Agencies.

SPECIFICATIONS
Weight:                                    1 ounce
Size:                                         0.75” x 1.25” x 1”
Battery:                                   Common 9 Volt (30 Hours)
Configuration:                         3 Light Emitting Diodes (LED)
Coverage:                                240 degrees x 360 degrees
Activation:                               Trip Wire Removed
Flash Repeat Cycle:                22 Seconds (Fixed)
Flash Duration:                       120 Flashes per minute (0.5 sec)
Wavelength::                           830nm
LED Operating Life:                20,000 Hours

Anchoring:                               Two (2) Tie Points

These Beacons are proudly manufactured in the USA

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• 4.6″ Total Length
• Flexible

The FlexLight-Stick is the most universal, and unique light stick on the market today. With its unique flexible end, the FlexLight-Stick can be folded during storage or use. When gearing up, or on mission, it is far too easy to bend and inadvertently activate traditional chemical-sticks making them useless when needed later. The FlexLight-Stick can be bent, twisted or trampled and with a twist of the end cap, the FlexLight-Stick turns on when needed—not before. The FlexLight-Stick uses a long-life replaceable battery, so fewer are needed for mission. Replacing chemical-sticks with a reusable FlexLight-Stick can add up to a significant cost savings at the end of the year.

FlexLight-Stick’s are offered in numerous colors including infrared and ultraviolet. The color-coded end cap allows the user to quickly identify the light color. The squared off eyelet attachment point allows the FlexLight Stick to be attached using 550 cord, or Zip-Tie’s to MOLLE, Packs, Vests and nearly anything else you want.

FlexLight-Stick’s are offered in numerous colors including infrared and ultraviolet. The color-coded end cap allows the user to quickly identify the light color.

ADD ON MOUNT:

This Dual purpose Velcro mount is made for the Flex Light Stick

Weight:        0.7 Ounce | 19.8 Grams with Velcro
Size Back:    2.5” x 2.25 x 1.1″ | 63mm x 57mm x 27mm
Size Front:   1.6” x 1.4 x 0.85″ | 41mm x 36mm x 22mm

Options:  The 907521 Flex Mount is designed for use with all models of the FlexLight-Sticks; MK10 Finger Lights, SERE-140, SERE-70, and 1 Color Glo-Wands (eGloStick)

“The FlexLight-Stick Mount provides a simple way of attaching any of the Cejay FlexLight-Stick’s to helmets, uniforms, packs or other objects with its included Hook and Loop peel and stick backing. FlexLight-Stick’s can be easily changed out with a push of a button allowing the operator to fit the type of FlexLight-Stick or MK10 Finger light needed for mission or training. Made of flexible rubber, the FlexLight-Stick mount can be flexed to fit a variety of surfaces. A 550 cord attachment point is also provided.

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