CORE Survival Airborne Caution Light: The Definitive Wireless Jump Light Simulator for Mock Door Training

• The CORE Survival Airborne Caution Light (ACL-600 Series) is a wireless jump simulation system designed to improve the safety and realism of mock door training. Made in the USA, this portable Airborne Caution Light Mock door training kit allows jumpmasters to replicate specific aircraft signals and jump site conditions without needing a live aircraft. It ensures trainees learn to react correctly to visual commands before they ever step onto a flight line.
• Outfit 2, 4, or 7 Doors for Scalable Training: Select a kit configuration that matches the specific aircraft size or training facility requirements. Each standard CORE Survival ACL-600 kit includes one wireless controller and your choice of two, four, or seven linked Light Modules to simulate multiple exit points simultaneously.
• Prevent Signal Interference with Unique 2.4GHz Coding: Operate multiple CORE Survival ACL systems in the same immediate area without crossing signals. Each kit operates on FCC-approved 2.4GHz transceivers encoded with a unique network ID to ensure your controller only talks to your specific light modules.
• Power Each Module with 1 CR123 Battery: Simplify your logistics by using a single, standard CR123 battery for the controller and each individual light module. A blue indicator light on every active module provides immediate visual confirmation that the ACL device is powered and ready for the drill.
• Enforce Safety Protocols with Logic-Locked Signals: Replicate actual jump procedures using standard Red, Amber, and Green LED signals. The ACL-600 Airborne Caution Light creates a realistic training environment by ensuring the Green or Yellow lights will not illuminate unless the Red light is activated first, reinforcing proper jump sequence discipline.

CORE Survival ACL-600 Features & Specifications

The CORE Survival ACL-600 Airborne Caution Light creates a safer, more effective training environment by simulating realistic jump conditions without the cost or risk of a live aircraft. This wireless system allows jumpmasters to drill specific exit procedures and timing using standard visual signals, ensuring trainees are fully prepared for the drop zone before they ever leave the ground.

Key Features

• Simulate Real Jump Signals: Uses standard Red, Amber, and Green LED lights to replicate actual aircraft commands during mock door training.
• Prevent Signal Interference: Operates on encoded frequencies with a unique network ID to stop cross-talk with other ACL (Airborne Caution Light) systems being used nearby.
• Enforce Safety Protocols: Designed with internal logic that prevents the Green or Yellow lights from activating unless the Red light is turned on first.
• Attach to Any Surface: The wireless light modules easily mount to training door frames, providing clear line-of-sight visibility for trainees.
• Verify Readiness Instantly: A blue indicator light on every module confirms the device is powered on and active before training begins.
• Scale to Your Mission: Link one controller to two, four, or seven light modules to match the specific aircraft or facility you are training in.

Specifications

• Frequency: FCC-approved 2.4GHz transceivers.
• Power Source: One CR123 battery per device (Controller and Light Modules).
• Available Kits: ACL-602 (2 Doors), ACL-604 (4 Doors), ACL-607 (7 Doors).
• Country of Origin: Made in the U.S.A..

What's in the box of the CORE Survival ACL?

• (1) ACM-2 Wireless Controller: The handheld transmitter unit used by the jumpmaster to control signal lights.
• (2, 4, or 7) ALM-2 Wireless Light Modules: The mountable LED receiver units that display Red, Amber, and Green signals (Quantity depends on the specific kit model selected).
• (2, 4, or 7) HSR-207-1 Patches: Mounting patches included to secure the light modules to training surfaces (Quantity corresponds to the number of light modules).

CORE Survival ACL (Airborne Caution Light) FAQs

What is the Airborne Caution Light used for? 

This kit helps soldiers practice jump procedures on the ground. It uses lights to simulate the signals inside an aircraft so trainees can learn exactly when to jump without needing a real plane.

Do I need wires to connect the lights? 

No. The system is completely wireless. The handheld controller sends signals to the light modules using radio waves, so you don't have to worry about cords getting in the way.

Will other kits nearby mess up my signal? 

No. Each ACL-600 kit has a special network ID code. This means your controller will only talk to your specific lights, even if other teams are using their own kits right next to you.

What kind of batteries does it need?

 Each part of the Airborne Caution Light kit uses one CR123 battery. You will need one for the controller and one for each light module you set up.

Can I turn on the green light right away? 

No, and this is a safety feature. The system is built to follow real jump rules. The Red light must be turned on first before the Yellow or Green lights will work.

How do I attach the lights to a door frame? 

You can attach the light modules to almost any mock training surface. The kit comes with special mounting patches (HSR-207-1) to help you secure them where trainees can see them clearly.

What happens if I need to train with more doors? 

You can choose a kit that fits your needs. The CORE Survival ACL system comes in sizes for two, four, or seven doors, so you can match the setup of different aircraft.

Where can I find the CORE Survival Airborne Caution Light for sale? 

You can purchase this system directly from Atomic Defense. As an authorized dealer for CORE Survival, they stock the complete Airborne Caution Light Mock door training kit for sale and provide expert customer support to help you select the right configuration. Buying from an authorized source ensures you receive a factory-new unit with a valid warranty and access to coded spares matched to your specific set.