Trainer tools buzzers

Lights flash on player's P. RF range is 80 feet Easy to Play! Ask your question. The participant to buzz in first will see their P. That player's P. Be aware, the Me First Buzzer System will track this data for the duration of the game. All other P. Click here for complete easy to use operating instructions Incredibly Flexible Options Expand the system up to 36 users! Additional P. If you want to have two games going at once, an extra Facilitator unit will come in handy!

This will allow you to run two games simultaneously, with each Facilitator unit connected to multiple player P. Comments Required. Current Stock:. Quantity: Decrease Quantity of undefined Increase Quantity of undefined. Adding to cart… The item has been added. What's New in V3 In addition to v2 features like seeing who rang in first within. Track which buzzer had the most right or wrong answers Indicate if participant answered correctly. Lights flash on player's P. These wireless light-up P.

This 2-piece home user kit: includes 2 player P. RF range is 80 feet. Easy to Play! Ask your question. Get students actively engaged as you find out what they know. This set of 4 buzzers gives you a variety of fun sounds and color. One gives a horn honk, the second has a boxing ring bell, the third rings like a doorbell, and the fourth goes "boing".

Each measures 3. View Video demo, below! With four different fun sounds, kids love these buzzers and the buzzers stand up well to some serious — seriously fun — pounding.

My one negative point is that the panel covering the batteries is held in place with a TINY Phillips head screw. Even with a set of three different screwdrivers, it took me half an hour to put in batteries for just three of the buzzers. I had to break into the fourth! But really fun additions to the classroom. We bought them to use in our monthly meetings.

We play games to enhance our training with our managers. I used these buzzers for a "game show" I organized as part of a larger presentation and workshop. The "contestants" had a great time using the buzzers, and the room of plus participants could hear the buzzers loud and clear.

The only downside is that you need a small Phillips screwdriver to remove and re-install the cover for where the batteries are inserted.