| Prisoner Restraint System | Multiple Mode Restraint Technology | (Peerless Handcuff Company - Standard 1/0 Chain)

While in confinement, a prisoner may need to be moved from one location to another. Transporting prisoners can be very dangerous and adherence to proper safety procedures is critical for everyone involved. It is always risky and most medical procedures cannot be done without fully removing a prisoner's restraints. Now a prisoner can be fully restrained at his/her prison cell, go on a medical trip in the community, and return without exposing personnel or the public to possible assault or escape. The Prisoner Restraint System offers complete security control at all stages of a transport situation. Medical procedures can now be conducted without removing handcuffs. The system is configurable and allows staff the ability to safely choose full restraint or handcuff application.

• ✔️ PATENTED DESIGN: Manufactured by Peerless Handcuff Company exclusively for NW Self Defense Products. NOTE: This device is intended for Law Enforcement only. LE verification will be required prior to shipment.
• ✔️ SAFER: The system is more versatile than current platforms on the market. This revolutionary device allows prison, jail, or corrections personnel the ability to transport prisoners without removing their handcuffs at any time during medical or court trips. The waist chain is not permanently connected like most full restraint systems.
• ✔️ MULTIPLE MODES: The system is configurable and allows personnel the ability to safely choose full restraint or handcuff application. Medical procedures can be conducted without removing handcuffs.
• ✔️ SPECIFICATIONS: Peerless, Model 700C Handcuffs (National Institute of Justice 0307.01 certified), 7.5" 1/0 chain with 2" center ring; Special 5' waist chain with 2" end ring assures adjustment up to 54” waist; Material - carbon steel; Finish - nickel. Made in the USA. Padlocks not included.
• ✔️ SECURE: A prisoner can be fully restrained at his/her prison cell, go on any transport situation in the community, and return without exposing personnel or the public to possible assault or escape.