Designed for use by SWAT, special operations, and other tactical response personnel, the Taker B50 Ballistic Shield Light from FoxFury installs on most shields with no tools and provides 600 lumens of white and infrared light in momentary, continuous-on, and strobe modes. This light is powered by either three or six CR123 batteries; using three decreases runtime but not output. Runtime with six cells is five hours for momentary or continuous-on, and eight hours for strobe. A separate kill switch prevents accidental activation.

The light works in two settings: On/Off and Tactical. It ships in Tactical, which gives the operator access to momentary-on, continuous-on and strobe modes. To switch from Tactical to On/Off, click the switch twice and hold the second click for 10 seconds. To switch the other way, click once and hold it for 10 seconds. The battery pack is connected to the switch and to the LED head on the front of the shield by braided steel cables with nylon connectors. The B50's anodized aluminum housing and replaceable polycarbonate lens cover are designed to withstand harsh conditions. It is submersible to 19.7', impact resistant to 9.8', and meets NFPA fire-resistance standards.

600 Lumens    Retrofit Installation    On/Off, Momentary & Strobe Modes    5-Hour Continuous-On Runtime    8-Hour Strobe Runtime    Kill Switch    Braided Steel Cable    Runs on 3 or 6 CR123 Batteries

• 600-lumen white and infrared Cree LED
• Momentary-on, continuous-on, & strobe modes
• Runs on three or six CR123 batteries
• Runtime with six batteries is five hours momentary & continuous, eight hours flash

• Remote pressure switch cable-connected to battery pack
• Switch placement at user's discretion
• Press & hold for momentary, click twice for strobe, click three times for continuous-on
• Separate kill switch prevents accidental activation

• Attaches to most shields with 3M industrial hook & loop fastener
• Braided steel cables from battery pack to light head & remote switch
• Submersible to 19.7', impact resistant to 9.8', NFPA fire resistant
• Aluminum housing, replaceable polycarbonate lens

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit the ASTROMASTER 70EQ Telescope?

A: Any chance to fit Sky-Watcher 70mmDo u know ?

Q: 2. Would any of these Ruggard Rain Shields work with a Sony PXW-X70 camcorder? I've looked at the listed accessories on the X70 page but aren't crazy about any of them. Thanks.

A: Though it isn't necessarily made for the Sony PXW-X70, it will cover it and it will work to protect it when shooting in the rain.

Q: 3. Will this length in size Medium work with Sony A7Riv with 200 -600 mm zoom lens with extender? Or should I get the large size?

A: The medium should be fine. The camera and lens are 15" long.

Q: 4. Will this fit the Phatom 4 Pro V2?

A: Yes. The FoxFury Rugo R1S Drone LED Light System for DJI Phantom 4 & Phantom 4 Pro is meant for use with the Phantom 4 series.

Q: 5. will this length size Medium work with the Sony A7Riv and the 200-600 mm zoom lens? Or should I get "Large" instead?

A: The medium will be the appropriate size.

Q: 6. NOBODY in ANY Review speaks about any PROBLEMS with this light. Mine does nothing but flicker, I cannot get it to stop and just behave like all the videos show. I'm so disheartened by this. Obviously, if you read all the Q&A, I've put spectacular research to find answers to my questions. This one has ZERO leads in any info I've found: How to stop the flickering? Help! Please.

A: If the flickering is from the LED diodes itself, the easiest way to avoid flickering with lights and LEDs would be to slow your shutter speed down manually in Tv/S or Manual exposure mode to a shutter speed that is slower than the pulsation/frequency of the LED. Try a slower shutter speed and see if that helps!

Q: 7. What size should I get ? I have a Nikon D850 with a Nikon 200-500 zoom glass. Small, medium or large ?

A: Get the Ruggard Fabric Rain Shield Medium (17") BH #RURCFC717 for the Nikon D850 and the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR Lens.

Q: 8. My Canon R5 with RF 100-500mm extended measures 17" from back of eyepiece to front of lens hood. Measured to the back of the lens hood it is 14". Is this Medium size the right one?

A: Either the medium or large would be a half-decent choice, but it'll be up to your preference. The medium should fit snugly and can also be used cinched half-way on the hood rather than all the way. The large can be semi-scrunched up in order to accommodate a slightly shorter lens.

Q: 9. Any chance to fit Sky-Watcher 70mm ?

A: We created the Eclipsmart Solar Filters to be perfectly fit on Celestron telescopes. I can not say with any certainty that they will fit another telescope outside Celestron's

Q: 10. Can the connector suitable for PRO TEC wrist strap as well?

A: Since they use opposite connectors on opposite ends it is possible to make straps that include just the camera attachment pieces (very tight handle) to all of the pieces. Very handy!