Ocean Technology Systems QRM Striker for Dive Rite Lights – Quick Release Mounting Component with EPDM O-Rings
Original price
$25.00
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Original price
$25.00
Original price
$25.00
$25.00
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$25.00
Current price
$25.00
- Quick Release Functionality – Enables fast and secure attachment and removal of dive lights when paired with a QRM receiver.
- Wide Light Compatibility – Works with Dive Rite canister and handheld lights dating back to 2003, including BX2 models.
- Durable EPDM O-Rings – Equipped with rust-free, replaceable O-rings designed for longevity in underwater environments.
- Secure Mounting Design – Locks firmly into the receiver to prevent accidental detachment during dives.
- Versatile Application – Suitable for use with hand mounts, helmets, full face masks, scooters, and other compatible receiver systems.
The Ocean Technology Systems QRM Striker is a key component of the Dive Rite Quick Release Mounting (QRM) system, designed to provide a fast, secure, and reliable way to attach dive lights to a variety of mounting platforms such as hand mounts, full face masks, helmets, scooters, and other receiver-based setups. Engineered as the attachment point for the light, the striker works in conjunction with the receiver to create a stable locking mechanism that ensures your lighting remains firmly in place during use, while still allowing quick and effortless detachment when needed. It features durable, rust-free EPDM O-rings that are easy to replace, helping maintain long-term performance in demanding underwater environments. The QRM striker is compatible with all Dive Rite canister and handheld lights dating back to 2003, including the BX2 Handheld Light, making it a versatile upgrade or replacement component for existing QRM setups. When paired with a compatible receiver, it delivers a dependable and user-friendly quick-release lighting solution for any diving application.
MPN: 920050-000
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is [are] known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
