Activate your SureFire Compact Remote Switch M-LOK Railweaponlight from a comfortable hand position with this Compact Remote Switch for M-LOK Rail. Connected to the light by a 9" cable, the weather-resistant polymer switch takes up little space on your rail and is simple to use: press lightly for momentary activation or click through for constant-on. Attachment is easy with the screw-on clamp.

9" Cable for Positioning Flexibility    Weatherproof Switch & Plug    Press for Momentary, Click for Constant    Durable Polymer Construction

SureFire weaponlights with plug sockets, including Millennium Universal, Classic Universal, Scout Light fitted with socketed tailcap, X300, X400 with XT tailcap assembly

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this remote work with EOS M5 ?

A: I phone Canon and yes the RS 60-E3 fits on Eos M5

Q: 2. Can this remote switch be used in AV and TV mode by holding down the button for say 20 seconds and then releasing it to take the picture?

A: This remote is essentially an extension of the regular shutter button on the camera. If you depress it half-way down, it will deploy the autofocus on the camera. If you depress the button fully it will take the photo. If you want to delay the cameras shutter from firing for 20 seconds prior this device would not accommodate that. You would need to purchase a remote with an intervalometer capability. Below is a recommendation for the Vello Shutterboss remote which will allow you to set a timer delay and or intervals for the camera to be triggered at. See the link below for details:http://bhpho.to/1bjB88q

Q: 3. Will using this eliminate the need for locking the mirror up, or does that have to be done in addition to and separately from firing with the remote?

A: While the Canon Remote Switch RS-80N3 does assist in reducing vibrations caused by you pressing the shutter button, if you are attempting to eliminate all vibrations from your image for long exposures or macro photography to reduce image blur, you may still use mirror lockup in addition to using the Canon Remote Switch RS-80N3 to reduce vibrations.

Q: 4. Does this remote switch (RS-60E3) work with the Canon G1X Mark II?

A: I don't know.

Q: 5. I have this on my 40D...will it work on the 70D?

A: No, it is not compatible with the 70D.

Q: 6. I'm looking for a remote for my T5 rebel? I bought the pro master , I can not get it to work.

A: I'm not familiar with the plug set up for the T5. The RS80N3 will not work on my Canon 60D, but it works fine on my 6D full frame camera. The plug is much

Q: 7. Does the remote have a continuous shooting mode?

A: Yes, the remote is compatible with the camera's continuous shooting mode.

Q: 8. compatible with canon r5?

A: Yes. The following system is based off a canon N3 connection.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with the 5D Mark III?

A: Yes, the Canon Remote Switch RS-80N3 is fully compatible with the N3 3-pin connector built into the Canon EOS D Mark III DSLR camera.

Q: 10. Can I use this remote when my camera is set up for back button focusing? Will I need to manually focus first and then use the shutter button?

A: Yes, you will have to use the BBF button to focus your camera the same as you would if your were holding it. Think of the RS-80N3 as a second shutter button on a long cord.