Steiner DBAL-A3 Civilian Green Dual-Bean Laser

Description

The Steiner DBAL-A3 Civilian is a compact dual-beam aiming solution that combines an eye-safe IR laser pointer, adjustable IR illuminator and a visible green laser in a single Picatinny-mounted unit. Designed from the commercialized version of the DBAL-A3, it offers dual activation switches, high/low power modes and selectable momentary or continuous operation for varied low- and no-light tasks. The unit includes defocused adjustable IR illumination for both midrange and close-quarters acquisition and a direct-diode green laser optimized for cold-weather operation. Its construction and mounting system are intended for robust field use while remaining appropriate for civilian applications.

Key Specifications

• The model is DBAL-A3 Civilian (class 1/3R), based on the standard-issue DBAL-A3.
• The unit provides a green visible laser alongside an eye-safe infrared illuminator.
• The mount fit is Picatinny using a patented self-adjusting Quick Release HT Mount.
• The body is constructed from 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum with MIL-SPEC Type III hardcoat anodizing.
• Power is supplied by CR-123A batteries.
• The typical battery life is 3 hours under normal operating conditions.
• The complete unit weight is 7.7 ±0.4 oz (218 ±11.2 g) including batteries, dust cover, rail mount and dual cable remote switch.
• The housing is rated submersible to 10 m for 2 hours.
• Controls include dual activation switches with remote cable ports and visible override.
• Operation modes include high and low power, momentary activation and a continuous mode (tap twice for 5 minutes), plus an activation/low-battery indicator light.

Compact, durable and feature-rich, the DBAL-A3 Civilian delivers precise aiming and flexible illumination for low-light tasks or equipment setups that require both visible and IR capability. Its rugged construction, proven mounting system and multi-mode operation make it a practical choice for users who need reliable, adaptable laser illumination in field and training environments.