SMSLASER TRINITY IR + VISIBLE LASER | BLACK
SMSLASER TRINITY combines visible laser, IR laser, and VCSEL IR illuminator with 7075 aluminum housing, IPX8 rating, and coaxial alignment.
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Description
SMSLASER TRINITY Features
The SMSLASER TRINITY is a laser aiming and illumination device designed for rifle and carbine setups that require visible aiming, infrared aiming, and infrared illumination in one compact unit. It combines a visible green laser, IR laser, and VCSEL-based IR illuminator for users running visible-light or night-vision-oriented configurations. The coaxial laser and illuminator layout helps simplify setup by keeping the IR laser, visible laser, and IR illuminator aligned without separate calibration.
The VCSEL IR illuminator provides a cleaner illumination pattern than traditional EEL illuminators, helping reduce unwanted artifacts in night vision use. In addition, the variable beam divergence allows the IR illuminator to adjust from a tighter beam to a wider flood pattern depending on the environment and distance. The included flood lens supports broader area illumination, while adjustable power helps reduce halo from the IR laser. A 7075 aluminum housing gives the unit a durable structure, and the black anodized finish provides a clean, corrosion-resistant exterior. With IPX8 waterproof protection, 1200G vibration resistance, and CR123 or 16340 battery compatibility, the SMSLASER TRINITY is built as a compact multi-function laser and illuminator package.
Specifications
Manufacturer: SMSLaser
Model: Trinity
Device Type: IR and Visible Laser / IR Illuminator
Visible Laser: 520nm, Less Than 5mW
IR Laser: 850nm, 0.7mW
IR Illuminator: 850nm VCSEL, 100mW
IR Illuminator Beam Divergence: Approximately 25 MRAD to 165 MRAD
Adjustment Value: 0.8 MOA Per Click
Housing Material: 7075 Aluminum
Battery Type: CR123 or 16340
Water Resistance: IPX8
Vibration Resistance: 1200G
Additional Notable Specs: Coaxial visible laser, IR laser, and IR illuminator alignment
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