Code 11 MOD Pro Remote Pressure Switch (Twin Cable), Black

Two devices, one mount, one thumb. When you're running both a weapon light and a laser, the question becomes how to reach both without fumbling for different controls. The Code 11 MOD Pro (Twin Cable) puts two independent pressure switches on a single mount, each with its own cable, so one device is on the main button and the other is right behind it.

What twin cable actually means. Most remote switches carry a single cable to one device. This one carries two, each with independent pressure-activated buttons. You can run a weapon light off the primary button and a PEQ-style laser indicator off the secondary, both controlled from the same position on your accessory rail. No juggling separate mounts, no secondary switch on the grip or opposite rail side.

Three adapter sets for common connectors. The switch ships with 2.5mm adapter connectors, Crane laser adapters, and SF adapters—covering the three most common wiring standards on tactical lights and laser units. You don't need custom cabling or field modifications. Pick the adapters that match your devices, and you're wired.

Mounts where your gear already is. Both Picatinny rail and M-LOK mounting brackets are included, along with the screws, nuts, and a hex key for install. Slides onto Picatinny or clamps to M-LOK slots. Fits right where your accessory rail lives, no additional hardware needed beyond what's in the box.

Built to stay put. Injection-molded nylon housing. It's light at under 3 ounces, and the pressure buttons are sized for a firm thumb press rather than accidental activation while you're moving. The twin cables run parallel from the mount to each device, so there's less cable clutter than mounting two separate remotes.

Before you buy. This switch requires compatible devices with matching connectors—the included adapters cover 2.5mm, Crane, and SF standards, but not every light or laser on the market uses one of those three. Designated for airsoft and tactical training use only. You'll also want to plan your cable routing during install; the twin cable design means two lines running from the mount, and running both along the same handguard channel looks cleaner than splitting them.