The Lume Cube Strobe Anti-Collision Light is specially designed to make your drone highly visible at dusk or in the dark. The constantly flashing, powerful LED light ensures that not only you, but also other airspace users can see your drone fly in the dark. This helps prevent mid-air collisions. And you can use the Strobe even in rainy weather, since it’s weatherproof.
Clearly visible from a distance
This anti-collision LED light complies with the guidelines of the FAA, the Federal Aviation Administration. The flashes emitted by this LED light are visible 360 degrees, making your drone recognizable even from a distance of 5 kilometers. There are three different flashing speeds to choose from: Fast Strobe, Slow Strobe, and Constant Light. In Fast Strobe mode, the LED light flashes up to 60 times per minute.
Suitable for any drone
No matter what kind of drone you have, the 3M Dual Lock Technology Mount lets you attach the Strobe easily and securely to any drone. The LED light normally emits 500 lumens of white light, but you can also change the color of the light by attaching a red or green color cap. These two color caps are included.
The Strobe Anti-Collision Light weighs just 10 grams and is 3.8 cm long. A fully charged Batterij lasts more than 6 hours. When it’s empty, you can recharge it within an hour using the included Micro USB charging cable.
Lume Cube: The Small, Light-Emitting Powerhouse
Lume Cube began as a Kickstarter project in 2014 and has been based in San Diego ever since. The creators of Lume Cube recognized that not only professional photographers, but also GoPro videographers, extreme sports enthusiasts, and smartphone photographers often need more light for their photo and video shoots. That’s why Lume Cube developed an extremely compact and lightweight, yet very powerful, cube-shaped light source. At Lume Cube, they care deeply about nature. That’s why, in partnership with WeForest through the #care4cubes campaign, for every $100 spent on their website, two trees are planted in areas where nature is at risk of disappearing.
