FoxFury Nomad Rechargeable Portable LED Area-Spot Light

A diffuser lens enables the Nomad to either be an area light or a spotlight.

Attaching the diffuser lens to the light head converts it into a 120 degree area light (AKA flood light or scene light).

Detaching the diffuser lens converts it into an 8 degree spotlight.

The Nomad runs on a Li-ion rechargeable battery system. This is a HUGE deal as it need not be powered by a generator meaning that no gasoline is needed to keep it running. In addition to using around 0.6 gallons of gasoline/hour (per generator), generators also cause noise and air pollution.

The Nomad's internal rechargeable Li-ion battery system is good for 500 charge cycles....that saves a lot of gasoline, reduces a lot of noise and saves a fair amount of

The Nomad can fold / stow into a 17 lb, 33" poster tube that can easily be transported from one place to the next. A lens cover protects the light head. A shoulder strap is included.

The Nomad is able to used as a tripod light (telescopes up to 8 ft), bazooka light or backpack light.

The light head of the Nomad is capable of rotating 340 degrees and is able to tilt up and down as well. This allows the light to be aimed where needed without having to move the Nomad..

An indicator at the base of the Nomad tells the remaining charge of the battery. Green is fully charged, yellow if medium charged an red means the battery is low and should be recharged soon.

The Nomad offers 3 intensities (low, medium and high). Battery life on high power (3,600 lumen) is 2.5 hours and 9 hours on low power (1,200 lumen).

These are basically leg extensions that allow the light to be placed on an incline, decline, or uneven surface. These keep the light sturdy on uneven terrain and are also called "Rocky Mountain Legs" in the film industry.

For extra security, a sandbag or other weight can be attached via a D-ring at the base. This is helpful in high wind conditions.

There are lots of applications where the Nomad would prove extremely useful:
Scene lighting (everything from an accident scene to lighting an outdoor event)
Photography
Film & Video
Industrial Safety (everything from lighting up a confined space to general perimeter lighting)
Crime Scene / Forensic Lab personnel
Fire-Rescue-EMS
Arson / Fire investigators
Law Enforcement
SWAT & Special Operations
Military

Changing the LED colors can convert the Nomad into a forensic alternate light source (ALS). 470 nm (blue light) and 532 nm (green light) models are available.

Blue light is used to find blood spatter, gun shot residue and general crime search (hairs, fibers and other trace evidence).

Green light is used to search for fingerprints (latent prints). This is typically done via the use of fluorescent dyes or powders.