We've been using the Rugo lights with our DJI Matrice 210 for nighttime mapping utilizing Pix4D. The M210 can lift four lights attached to the landing gear with no problem, and the focused spotlight provides good light coverage as long as we can fly around 50 feet AGL. The hot-swap battery system is an invaluable feature so there's no down time. The ruggedness and design of the lights are much appreciated!
R
R.B.
Typhoon H lights
These lights were a solution to a problem. We use our Drone to check our cattle on pasture everyday but nights we still had to walk out and check them if we thought there was a problem. Now with these lights mounted on the Drone we can check the cattle herd for wellness anytime of the night. Bob
S
S.B.
Rugged lighting system
I like the feel of the construction. I use them on my Inspire to cruise during twilight. It’s now very simple to maintain VLOS. I just purchased two of the smaller lights for my Mavic 2. All of Foxfury products are well designed and constructed. I would highly recommend them!
K
K.G.
RUGO handheld with iPhone 11 Pro
This image shows the accurate color temperature and spread of the light and how it works beautifully to drop light in when you need it and don't want a silhouette or the instant pop of a flash. I haven't tried it on my drone yet, but wanted to show the extra capability and versatility. It's a staple in my camera bag now. The light can be used to scan the scene and illuminate a pretty broad area so you can find your subject and grab a shot. This was a handheld shot using my iPhone while I was rolling video on a tripod. I glanced around behind me and was able to multitask quickly. This is fellow fire photographer, Kent Porter, on the Kincade Fire, Nov.'19. The other footage I have is 4K video where I mounted the RUGO on the camera and removed the lens hood to eliminate the half-moon shadow. It could be mounted higher on the hot shoe to get around that and I am tinkering with it. The nice thing is that you can hand hold and move the light around while rolling and give some detail in very dark areas. You see it in the viewfinder and if you roll long enough you can get it where you want it and then cut out what doesn't work. That footage is going into a film and so I can't share it here, but it worked quite well.
Extend your drone flying time with the Rugo™ Quick Swap® Power Pack with Strobe. This power pack installs in seconds and allows the Rugo™ to be used on the high setting for a longer period of time. Units can be recharged via a USB charger (not included). This Power Pack meets all standards per FAA 107.29 and FAR 91.205 as required anti-collision strobes for dusk/dawn and night flights.
Rechargeable, Quick Swap® Power Pack
The Rugo™ operates with a rechargeable Quick Swap® Power Pack with Strobe. It provides 1 - 6.75 hours of light on a single charge and fully recharges via a USB adaptor in 2.5 hours. Power Packs can be swapped out in seconds with no tools. Additional Power Packs are also available to extend shoot time out in the field.
Rugged
All FoxFury lights have a rugged built-to-last design. This all-weather design can thrive in desert heat, heavy rain, cold of a snow storm, and everything in between. This rugged light is tough enough for any job and withstands impact.
ABOUT FOXFURY LIGHTING SOLUTIONS: FoxFury is a family-owned and operated company based in Oceanside, CA. Our goal is to provide the best quality professional flashlights, headlamps and helmet lights, forensic lasers, tactical lights, portable scene lights, right angle lights and drone and camera lights. FoxFury lights are used by first responders including firefighters, paramedics, police (law enforcement) and military, industrial professionals, photographers and videographers, around the world. All FoxFury lighting tools are cordless, battery powered and utilize the brightest, latest LED technology. Rechargeable and intrinsic options are available. All lights are waterproof, all-weather and impact resistant. We aim to manufacture the most dependable, durable professional lights on the market. FoxFury lights come with a Lifetime Limited Warranty. All lights are designed and engineered in California.
2.6 oz (73 g) Power Pack 5.6 oz (158 g) with Power Pack and Light Head
Certifications
CE-EMC, CE-LVD
Ingress Protection
IPX7
Fire Resistant
Meets Requirements of NFPA 1971-8.6 (2013)
Impact Resistant
22.9 ft (7 m)
Materials
Black Nylon 66 Power Pack, Orange switch cover, Black aluminum housing, Clear Acrylic Tri-Lens™
Adaptor Input:
AC 100-240V, 50/60 Hz
Features
Rechargeable Quick Swap® Power Pack with Strobe Tri-Lens® Technology Meets all standards per FAA 107.29 and FAR 91.205 as required anti-collision strobes for dusk/dawn and night flights
We've been using the Rugo lights with our DJI Matrice 210 for nighttime mapping utilizing Pix4D. The M210 can lift four lights attached to the landing gear with no problem, and the focused spotlight provides good light coverage as long as we can fly around 50 feet AGL. The hot-swap battery system is an invaluable feature so there's no down time. The ruggedness and design of the lights are much appreciated!
R
R.B.
Typhoon H lights
These lights were a solution to a problem. We use our Drone to check our cattle on pasture everyday but nights we still had to walk out and check them if we thought there was a problem. Now with these lights mounted on the Drone we can check the cattle herd for wellness anytime of the night. Bob
S
S.B.
Rugged lighting system
I like the feel of the construction. I use them on my Inspire to cruise during twilight. It’s now very simple to maintain VLOS. I just purchased two of the smaller lights for my Mavic 2. All of Foxfury products are well designed and constructed. I would highly recommend them!
K
K.G.
RUGO handheld with iPhone 11 Pro
This image shows the accurate color temperature and spread of the light and how it works beautifully to drop light in when you need it and don't want a silhouette or the instant pop of a flash. I haven't tried it on my drone yet, but wanted to show the extra capability and versatility. It's a staple in my camera bag now. The light can be used to scan the scene and illuminate a pretty broad area so you can find your subject and grab a shot. This was a handheld shot using my iPhone while I was rolling video on a tripod. I glanced around behind me and was able to multitask quickly. This is fellow fire photographer, Kent Porter, on the Kincade Fire, Nov.'19. The other footage I have is 4K video where I mounted the RUGO on the camera and removed the lens hood to eliminate the half-moon shadow. It could be mounted higher on the hot shoe to get around that and I am tinkering with it. The nice thing is that you can hand hold and move the light around while rolling and give some detail in very dark areas. You see it in the viewfinder and if you roll long enough you can get it where you want it and then cut out what doesn't work. That footage is going into a film and so I can't share it here, but it worked quite well.
Terrific drone lighting Typhoon H lights Rugged lighting system RUGO handheld with iPhone 11 Pro 
