Description
This Camp Safe Gen4 Perimeter Trip and Rescue Alarm Kit is your all-in-one field solution for security and survival. Whether you’re deep in the woods or managing a remote property, this kit combines audible intruder alerts with visual rescue signaling in a compact and rugged setup. The Gen4 trip alarm is engineered from 6061 aluminum. It activates with tripwire or manual trigger and is compatible with flares, blanks, and multiple adapters.
The updated Gen4 features a screw-on collar to secure your loads in place. It’s a versatile 2-in-1 system: launch signal flares or deploy a tripwire perimeter alert, all from the same unit. With two trip alarms, multiple tripwire spools, and a dedicated EDC rescue bag, this kit is built for preparedness. Also includes a 209 primer adapter and ten primers for easy loading.
Designed for hunters, hikers, SAR teams, and off-grid homesteads, this is a trusted setup for emergency response and camp security. Reliable, reusable, and made in the USA.
Makes a great gift for outdoorsmen, preppers, or anyone spending nights in the wild.
Camp Safe Trip Alarm & Rescue Kit Features
Fire / Signal
- Two Gen4 trip alarm units
- Five-pack 12 gauge red flares
- Five-pack 12 gauge OD blanks
- 2-in-1 signal flare launcher and trip alarm
- Compatible with Orion flares and blanks
Shelter / Perimeter
- 75 ft Dyneema tripline
- Two 25 ft military-grade tripwires
- Lanyard for quick pin setup
- Field-ready EDC rescue bag
- Durable 6061 aluminum build
1st Aid / Emergency Use
- Loud alert for early threat detection
- Designed for SAR and survival use
- Non-lethal deterrent option
- Fast response tool for solo campers
Water / Food Protection
- Keeps predators away from campsites
- Effective deterrent for trash security
- Protects food caches and gear
- Lightweight and compact for mobility
Kit Add-Ons
- 209 primer adapter
- 10 primers in silicone carrier
- Extra trigger pins and O-rings
- Compact organizer case
- Fith Ops morale patch
Never use 12 gauge brass hulls. Not compatible with .308 adapters. Do not use aerial flares in tripwire setups.
