A battery-powered electromuscular device (EMD) that fires two metal prongs attached to a wire delivering approximately 26 watts of electricity at more than 50,000 volts is called a

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The description given fits that of a TASER, which is a specific brand and type of EMD that is widely used by law enforcement and military personnel for non-lethal incapacitation of a target. The other choices, such as laser or phaser, refer to different types of energy weapons that are not the same as a TASER. The option of a lethal weapon is also incorrect as a TASER is specifically designed to reduce the risk of lethality or serious injury compared to firearms or other lethal weapons.

A Battery-Powered Electromuscular Device (EMD) That Fires Two Metal Prongs