How Pepper dSpray Works

How Direct Stream Pepper Spray Works

Direct pepper spray releases a focused stream of oleoresin capsicum (OC) toward a target. When it hits, it causes intense eye irritation, burning, and coughing, temporarily incapacitating the person and giving the user time to escape. The direct stream allows for better accuracy with minimal spray spread.

How Fog Pepper Spray Works

Fog pepper spray releases a wide mist of oleoresin capsicum (OC) into the air rather than a focused stream. The fine cloud affects the eyes and breathing almost instantly, making it effective for covering larger areas or multiple threats. Because it disperses broadly, it’s less precise and more affected by wind than direct spray.

How 425ml and 225ml Pepper Spray Works

The 425ml and 225ml fog pepper spray canisters are specifically designed for use in pepper spray alarm systems. These canisters are integrated into alarm units and are automatically activated when the system is triggered, releasing a dense fog of pepper spray to rapidly fill the protected area and deter intruders.

Unlike handheld pepper spray units intended for personal use, the 425ml and 225ml fog canisters form part of a fixed security solution, providing wide-area coverage and an effective response as part of an alarm-based defense system.

Caution: Hazardous. Do not puncture or burn. Do not store in extreme temperatures. Store below 45 Degrees Celsius and avoid extreme cold. Keep out of direct sunlight. Active ingredients: Extracts of Habanero Peppers (Oleoresin Capsicum). Highly Flammable. Keep away from open flame and incandescent material. Keep out of reach of children. If discharged into eyes, bathe eyes in copious amounts of water, if no change, seek medical advice immediately.

Beware: Internal ambient temperatures of parked vehicles can reach extremely high temperatures. Keep away from reach of children. Wash eyes with water if sprayed and do not test in a closed or unventilated area.

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Contains 15% Oleoresin capsicum