FoxFury Rugo RC, 2-Point Lighting Kit

The FoxFury Rugo RC, 2-Point Lighting Kit includes two Rugo RC light fixtures with accessories. The Rugo RC is a daylight-balanced fixture with a CRI of 92 and flexible output features that are designed to work in a variety of situations and environments. It features rugged aluminum and nylon construction, with the fixture consisting of a two-part design the light head and the quick-swap power pack. It features three different selectable lenses that enable switching the fixture s beam spread from 25 to 55 to 120° almost instantaneously and without tools.

In addition to changing the beam spread from spot to flood, the fixture incorporates four modes: low, medium, and high. Four included mounting options allow you to mount this light on virtually any camera or support. The fixture is waterproof and submersible down to 60 , so there are no issues when shooting in inclement weather. The quick-swap power pack is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that will run the light for approximately 1 hour at maximum brightness.

Kit Contents

This kit consists of two Rugo RC light fixtures with accessories.

Key Features

• The Rugo RC features 5600K (daylight) output at a maximum of 620 lumens. It has three dimming modes of low, medium, and high.
• Light enough to be flown on a drone, mounted on top of a camera, or used underwater at depths up to 60 , this fixture can rapidly go between spot, mid, and flood beam spreads by sliding the tri-lens front from side to side.
• The included mounting choicesa 1/4" -20 threaded hole, cold shoe mounting foot, 2-prong mount, and a 3-prong mountcan all be easily changed without tools using the mounting thumbscrews.
• The power pack provides between 1 and 6 hours of light on a single charge (depending on the brightness setting) and fully recharges via a USB adapter in 2.5 hours. Power packs can be swapped out in seconds with no tools.

Certifications

• Consumer CE-EMC, CE-LVD, and IPX7
• Fire-resistant meets NFPA 1971-8.6 (2013) requirements
• Twilight and night drone flying meets FAA 107 and CAA guidelines