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High Security Escape Room Laser Grid Puzzle Kit

by FrightProps

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Difficulty
Intermediate
Length
16:41
Views
3,322
Published
Aug 2017

What this video covers

FrightProps walks through their High Security Escape Room Laser Grid Puzzle Kit, a commercial controller solution that challenges players to navigate a laser field and reach an endpoint without breaking any beams. Two versions of the kit exist: a button-based variant and an RFID variant called The Vault, where players must carry an object through the maze and place it at the destination. The video covers how the puzzle operates and how the controller manages resets when a laser is tripped. Viewers should note that the wiring has since been revised, and an updated diagram is available for download from FrightProps.

Key takeaways

  • Players must cross a laser grid without touching any beams and activate an endpoint trigger to solve the puzzle
  • Two kit variants are available: a button-completion version and an RFID object-placement version called The Vault
  • Breaking a laser beam sends players back to the start, adding challenge and replayability
  • Wiring shown in the video is outdated — download the current diagram from FrightProps before wiring your kit
  • Designed as a ready-made controller solution, reducing the need for custom electronics work

Who this is for

Escape room designers and haunted attraction builders looking for a plug-and-play interactive laser grid puzzle with minimal custom electronics.

⚠ Safety notes

Wiring diagrams have been updated since filming; users should download the current PDF wiring guide from FrightProps before building to avoid incorrect connections.

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