Explosive Device Simulator

IGB stands for Interactive Game Base, but seasoned players know it also has another name: "nuclear case". It really is a small case with a handle. The device weighs 1.4 kg. It is made of durable black plastic.

Under the case lid there are two small screens (one for timing and one for information) and a numeric keypad for entering the code. IGB is installed on any surface - no fixings required, just put it in and start playing. Suitable for scenario games, which is why we recommend the device for rental purposes.

The game device is almost exactly the same as its real prototype, but in a game format. This "nuclear case" is sage. Even kids can play with it. Its main functions are planting and defusing.

The device is activated and reset using a key, with an anti-vandal lock placed inside the case. In this way, players cannot control the device themselves; their main objective is to activate or deactivate the "bomb" by means of a password. If it is not defused in time, all players within range will "die". IGB has an effective range of up to 15 m. A loud speaker signals the countdown and a simulated explosion.

The device is set up manually on the range and doesn't require a PC. To enter admin mode, enter some digits as password and press the star key. The required parameters are displayed on the screen, the menu items are controlled by number buttons (* - save, # - cancel). To operate in player mode, a password consisting of twos must be provided. Once entered, the bomb will be immediately activated. When the time expires and the bomb is not defused, a loud alarm will sound. The password is set by the user; you can also enter the name of the team or your club.

IGB is charged with a "Li+" device, which is not included in the scope of delivery and must be purchased separately.