Acoustic Defense Device Duke Sonic Boom Tripwire Kit

The Duke Sonic Boom Tripwire Kit is an acoustic defence device with Tripwire activation that produces an intense sound effect of approximately 158 dB when activated. The system uses a pull-cord trigger mechanism and operates with an approximately 1-second delay after activation.

Intense acoustic effect

Sonic Boom contains no irritant or pyrotechnic charge. Its effect is purely acoustic and is created by the mechanical rupture of a plastic container after it is pressurised.

The result is a distinctive sound effect with a volume of approximately 158 dB, intended for deterrence, warning or signalling in the event of intrusion into a protected area.

Tripwire activation

The Tripwire version enables system activation using a trigger cord. The kit includes a 4m cord and trigger components required for the Tripwire mechanism.

This version is intended primarily for situations where the system is to respond to intrusion into a protected area without requiring direct activation by the user.

Activation principle

The system uses one 12g CO2 cartridge. When the trigger mechanism is activated, the cartridge is pierced and compressed carbon dioxide (CO2) begins to be released into the plastic container of the device. Pressure gradually builds up inside until the container reaches a critical level and bursts violently.

This rupture of the container creates the intense acoustic effect. The mechanism therefore uses CO2 pressure without a pyrotechnic charge.

Reusable system

The Sonic Boom Tripwire is designed with a reusable internal core. After activation, the system can be prepared again using the corresponding Sonic Boom Refill Kit, which contains a new plastic container and other consumable components required for reassembly.

The 12g CO2 cartridge is not included in the package and must be purchased separately.