Zenitco KV-1P Picatinny Remote Switch with Safety
- $129
Available Options
In short: The Zenitco KV-1P is a wired remote switch with a safety mechanism for compatible Klesch and Perst devices. Choose the connector version that exactly matches the connected device.
Compatibility checkpoint
- Compatible families: documented for Klesch series lights and Perst aiming modules.
- Connector: choose the new connector for current compatible devices or the previous-generation connector for earlier devices. Match the physical connector before ordering.
- Mounting interface: Picatinny rail.
Purpose and construction
KV-1P provides remote control of a compatible device. Its integrated safety mechanism helps prevent unintended activation. The housing is made from D16T aluminum alloy with a black coating.
Technical specifications
| Material / finish | D16T aluminum alloy / black coating |
|---|---|
| Weight | 47 ± 2 g |
| Dimensions | 305 × 28 × 13 mm (±5 mm) |
| Operating range | −20°C to +40°C |
| Mounting | Picatinny rail via two clamping plates and four screws |
| Manufacturer warranty | 12 months |
What's in the Box
- KV-1P remote switch — 1
- Operating manual — 1
Installation
- Back out the four mounting screws to their maximum position.
- Connect the switch and place it at the selected position on the Picatinny rail.
- Tighten the mounting screws evenly and confirm secure mounting.
Frequently asked questions
Which connector should I choose?
Choose the new connector for current compatible devices and the previous-generation connector for earlier devices. Match the physical connector before ordering.
Which device families are documented?
The manufacturer documents KV-1P for compatible Klesch series lights and Perst aiming modules.
How does KV-1P mount?
It mounts on a Picatinny rail with two clamping plates and four screws.
What is included?
One KV-1P remote switch and one operating manual.
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