ATL-1 Tactical Drone Lighting System

The ATL-1 is the original F1 Scout Systems tactical drone lighting system, designed for the DJI Avata 2 and built for low-light interior drone operations.

Created from real-world need, the ATL-1 provides both forward-facing illumination and base/downward lighting to help improve visibility when flying through dark rooms, hallways, structures, and confined spaces. Standard drone lighting is often not enough in unpredictable environments, so the ATL-1 was built to give operators a more capable lighting setup when visibility matters.

The ATL-1 uses Nichia 519A LEDs with a forward-facing diffused TIR lens to create a usable beam pattern for interior flight. The body is manufactured from glass fiber reinforced PET, giving the system a strong, lightweight, and rugged structure while maintaining a professional tactical appearance.

Designed and built in-house by F1 Scout Systems, the ATL-1 mounts cleanly to the drone while keeping a compact, purpose-built profile.

This is not just a drone light. It is mission-driven equipment built for operators, first responders, drone teams, and serious pilots who need to see more before sending people into unknown spaces.

Key Features

• Designed for the DJI Avata 2
• Body made from glass fiber reinforced PET
• Forward-facing tactical illumination
• Base/downward lighting for floor visibility
• Uses Nichia 519A LEDs
• Forward-facing diffused TIR lens
• Compact, purpose-built mounting system
• Designed and built in-house by F1 Scout Systems
• Built for low-light interiors, training, public safety, and tactical drone operations
• Drone, controller, goggles, batteries, and DJI accessories are not included unless specifically stated

Operational Disclaimer

ATL lighting systems are lighting accessories only. They are designed to improve low-light visibility but do not guarantee detection, identification, officer safety, public safety, or any specific operational outcome. Users, pilots, agencies, and departments are solely responsible for all operational decisions, tactics, training, policy compliance, and equipment approval.