ND30 Stun Grenade 11,000 Lum. - Nextorch

The Nextorch ND30 stun grenade is a reusable electronic distraction device designed for professional use: police, military, correctional staff, and training centers. It offers a safe, cost-effective alternative to conventional single-use stun grenades, allowing numerous drills to be carried out without consuming explosive material.

When activated, it produces a 11,000-lumen strobe flash with 360° coverage, accompanied by a powerful 130 dB acoustic signal. This combination is designed to cause a temporary disruption of visual and auditory perception during close-quarters entry drills, interventions, etc.

Its operation via ring and safety lever realistically replicates the function of a conventional flashbang. It also features a configurable activation delay and four operating modes, allowing the effect to be adapted to different scenarios: one activation, two activations, nine activations, or continuous operation for 12 seconds.

It is made of aerospace-grade aluminum to withstand professional use, offering impact resistance from a height of up to 2 M (6.56 ft) and IPX7 water protection. The ring and lever can be replaced in case of wear or loss (spare parts are sold separately).

It features a rechargeable battery via USB-C, significantly reducing training costs and avoiding the storage, transport, and handling requirements of traditional stun grenades.

Technical specifications:

• Maximum light output: 11,000 lumens with 360° coverage
  
• Acoustic output: 130 dB.
• Beam distance: 70 M (229.7 ft).
• Operating modes: one activation, two activations, nine activations, and continuous operation for 12 seconds.
• Configurable activation delay with ring and lever actuation.
  
• Material: aerospace-grade aluminum with IPX7 water protection.
• Battery: one integrated 18650 battery with USB-C charging.
  
• Impact resistance: 2 M (6.56 ft).
• Dimensions: 128 × 40 mm (5.04 × 1.57").
• Weight with battery: 265 g (9.34 oz).
  

The ND30 is specifically designed to provide realistic handling in professional training programs. It does not contain a pyrotechnic charge, but its intense light and acoustic effects require the use of eye and hearing protection, as well as compliance with the corresponding safety protocols.