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SEARCHInsight Technology receives exceptional rating from NTOA's Member Tested and Recommended Program. Products tested ranged from tactical lasers, illuminators, to thermal imaging equipment.
Insight Technology, which provides tactical devices for law enforcement agencies and the U.S. Armed Forces, has received exceptional ratings in the National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA) Member Tested and Recommended Program.
There are various products that are tested and recommended by NTOA members that range from aiming lasers to a mini-thermal monocular.
The member tested information on Insight Technology products will be posted to the Member Tested product database on the NTOA website with the highest score being a 5.0. The company operates its state-of-the-art facility providing highly effective and innovative tactial devices for extreme environments, advancing the effectiveness of the warfighter and first responder.
"Bringing safety and innovation to the tactical professional is imperative to Insight Technology," according to Jake Clever, Insight Technology's business area manager. "Participating with the NTOA Member Tested and Recommended program has been a great experience and we look forward to future reviews and opportunities with NTOA."
NTOA is a non-profit organization dedicated to keeping the tactical professional informed, well trained and ready to handle challenges faced on a daily basis. With over 30,000 members, this organization is constantly growing in the areas of tactical data collection, equipment surveys, and program reviews.
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