The S-200 is a new proprietary waveform utilizing the latest electronic technologies. Unlike other stun technologies, the S-200 specifications do not compare on an apples to apples basis because many factors of the waveform make it not truly useful to compare. For example, competitors use “Pulses Per Second” while Stinger believes using “Pulse Groups Per Second” is a much more effective waveform to incapacitate muscles. The S-200 utilizes up to 56k volts in the open circuit which allows for better "pushing" power through clothes, yet drops significantly when under load (hits a human). Also, while the S-200 DC (direct current) mA's is higher than competitors, the S-200 puts significantly less AC (alternate current) into the subject than our competitor. AC has been known to burn tissue. We have strived to focus on impact on the body while trying to reduce unnecessary currents to the body.

Extended Spread (ES) cartridges are also available.  ES cartridges exit trajectory increases from 5.5 degrees to 7 degrees.

1a) Housing: High impact polymer
 
1b) Overall Dimensions: 7.6 inches long by 3.9 inches tall
(not including sights) and 1.7 inches at widest point.
 
 
1c) Weight (with batteries): 0.8 pound; (13 oz)
 
1d) Display Lamp Operation: Rear Display with two bar-graph-style displays. Upper row is firing-progress lamps and lower row is battery-state lamps.
 
 
Progress Lamps: Four red lamp bar-graph display; indicates seconds trigger is pulled battery bar-graph display: Indicates lithium battery voltage. It is measured before and after a firing sequence. Lamp indicators have the following approximate voltmeter calibration: 
 
Green = "good"; Vbat > 10V
Yellow = "weak" ; Vbat > 8.0V but < 10V
Red = "nearly exhausted"; Vbat < 8.0V; gun will not fire
but laser still works if possible
 
 
1e) Safe-Switch Operation: Slide type switch with contrasting yellow color. Pushed-far left turns gun OFF (only internal clock runs). Pushed far right turns gun ON and it is ready for firing (unless placed in Data-Dock).
 
1f) Hot Standby Mode: If the gun is left ON for more than 4 minutes (+-15 sec) without the
trigger being pulled, then, to conserve battery power, all lamps and the laser illumination change from a continuous ON to a flashing mode of about 2.5 flashes per second. Nonetheless, the gun's trigger may be pulled at any time and the gun will fire without delay. The lamps will thereafter illuminate continuously for another four minutes and the process will repeat. This reduced power mode will increase standby battery life five times over.
 
1g) Programmable Gun Operation: There are three trigger operational modes which can be
selected by a data download from your PC using the S-100 data-dock and S-200 console
software. These operational modes behave as follows: When the trigger is pulled, firing operation will continue for a minimum and maximum firing time as follows: 
 
1) Manual, officer control: As long as the trigger is depressed it will fire up to 4 seconds. When released at any time, it will stop firing
2) Semi-Automatic: 2 seconds automatic fire
3) Automatic (factory default) : 4 seconds automatic fire
 

Foreign Matter and Water Ingress rating: IP43 (per IEC 529)

Temperature Range: Storage: -20° C to 48° C; Operating: -5° C to 45° C

Humidity: 10% RH to 95% RH, non-condensing
Altitude: sea level to 10,000 ft.

5a) Waveform: Complex neuro-stimulation optimized pulsatile waveform
(NerveLok™, patent applied for)

5b) Pulse Rate: 19 pgps typical (pgps = pulse groups per second)

5c) Pulse Group's Duration: approximately 200 microseconds

5d) Peak Open-Circuit arcing voltage: 56,000 volts

5e) Peak Loaded voltage (1100 ohms): 1300 V

5f) Current: 2.1 mADC (average DC current in pulse groups)

5g) Energy per Pulse:
At Main capacitor bank: 600 milli-joules
Delivered to load: 72 milli-joules per pulse group

5h) Power Rating:
At Main capacitor bank: 9.5 watts nominal
Delivered into load (1100 ohms): 2.3 watts

5i) Maximum Firing Time
(before requiring a trigger release): 4 seconds nominal (+- 0.4 sec)

6a) Data Logged: After the safe switch is enabled (and the gun is not in a data dock), each
trigger pull causes the following data to be logged into an internal memory. The user need not
initialize the clock for proper logging. 
  
Time and date (1 sec. steps)
Duration of trigger pull (0.1 sec. steps)
Loaded battery voltage (0.056 V steps)
 
 
6b) Logging capacity: 1300 records before over-write of oldest data

6c) Minimum Clock Run Time with Battery Removed: 10 hours

6d) Clock Rollover Period: 30 years min.

6e) Identification Memory Storage:
User identity field: up to 64 characters
Manufacturer's identify field: up to 32 characters