CZI GL60 Plus Gimbal Searchlight (DJI Matrice 300 / 350 RTK)

CZI GL60 Plus Gimbal Searchlight has 4 groups of optical imaging components, each group consists of 4 lenses, which apply to emit a sharp pillar of light at an angle of only 15 degrees, with brightness and color consistency. The illumination value of 100m spot center is up to 24lux at 120w. At 150m illumination height, the effective illumination area is up to 1225 square meters, which greatly elevates the aerial illumination effect of drone night operation. The overall ultra-lightweight design of GL60 Plus, weighs only 750 grams, and the rated power is up to 120W. The DJISkyPortV2.0 interface makes it compatible with DJI M300/350RTK, and other series of drones, which can meet the needs of law enforcement, firefight, search and rescue night ops and power grid line check patrol, and other enterprise night operations.

 
Key Features:

• Seamless Compatibility: Developed using DJI SDK Payload technology, the GL60 Plus effortlessly integrates with the DJI M300 drone. Installation is a breeze with a plug-and-play setup, mounted to the gimbal port, much like installing the H20 camera.
• Synchronized Rotation: The spotlight is engineered to follow the gimbal camera's rotation, ensuring your lighting aligns precisely with your camera's field of view, just like the H20 and H20T cameras.
• Powerful Illumination: With an impressive 120W of power, the GL60 Plus delivers a staggering 13,400 lumens of super-bright light. This exceptional illumination capability vastly enhances night-time operations, making it perfect for night patrols, surveillance, power line inspections, search and rescue missions, and more.
• Optical Excellence: The GL60 Plus features a non-reflective bowl design, reducing effective brightness loss. Additionally, it offers a powerful light flash mode, enabling silent operation while directing attention and indicating direction.
• Advanced Imaging Technology: The spotlight incorporates imaging-grade optical technology, utilizing four sets of optical lens groups, including a group of four lenses. This results in a 15-degree luminous angle, optimizing lighting precision and reach.