Unity Tactical TAPS (Tactical Augmented Pressure Switch)
TAPS (Tactical Augmented Pressure Switch) from TNVC and Unity Tactical is a complete one point command and control system for all weapon-mounted electronics. It provides low profile, dual-device control for lights and lasers. TAPS allows placement of weapon accessories in optimal location while providing a single point of actuation of the operator's choosing.
Rather than needing to place both light and laser where they can be activated directly, or needing to find places for multiple remote pressure pads while securing loose cables, TAPS literally places control at the operators fingertips in a single, user-friendly package.
TAPS mounts directly to any industry standard rail, including M1913 Picatinny, KEYMOD, and M-LOK. No third party rail adapters are needed, keeping the weapon lighter and sleeker. It features two onboard buttons and two accessory leads. TAPS comes standard with a Surefire Light lead and MIL-Standard / Crane Laser Lead that fits NATO standard lasers from Insight Technology, Steiner, B.E. Meyers, and others. Custom configurations are available for contract (minimums apply). TAPS is waterproof to 1 meter for 30 minutes when properly installed on a rail, and features more durable buttons than many competing pressure switches on the market. Its hardened housing will keep TAPS standing up to the rigors of the battlefield
TAPS is a revolutionary paradigm shift in the way weapon-mounted electronic devices are operated. No other product puts this level of customization, command, or control in the operator's hands. It is the most low-profile, most secure, and most durable control station on the market. Welcome to the Modern Battlefield.
Mode(s): Momentary Only
Weight: 2.25oz w/hardware
Waterproof: 1 meter for 30 minutes
Available Colors: Black, FDE
Leads: Surefire / Laser
Length: 9"
I like how this comes ready to mount to both M-Lok and Picatinny rails - solid mounting that keeps the switches where I want them. Keep multiple switches in a single location for easy control. MUCH superior to older multiple velcroed switches. You'll have to decide which switch layout is right for you - I went for laser+light and laser as I figured I'd always want the laser if activating as a light would already reveal me - if I'm illuminating something with a weaponlight I'm already contemplating engaging it. But you may have different uses.
Will not work correctly with the newer dual fuel surefire scout lights. Verified with Unity Tactical. I believe they are working on the issue. CR123 lights function just fine.
