Turn the Light, Not the Truck
The Savary PRO 1.0 is a motorized head that aims your spotlight anywhere around the vehicle, from a remote in your hand. Built for farmers, ranchers and hunters who drive their own ground at night and are tired of doing it half blind.
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A fixed spotlight only covers the direction you happen to be facing
Your light points where the truck points. The dark around your property doesn't work that way. Calves get out on the left. A gate swings open behind you. Something crosses the fence line while you're facing the barn. Whatever you're trying to find at night, it rarely waits directly in front of the bumper.
That's not a problem with your eyes or your driving. It's the geometry of a lamp that was bolted down facing forward.
So you get out, in the dark, over and over
Every time something moves outside the beam, you pay for it. You stop, climb down, walk around the truck and swing the lamp by hand. Or you reverse and turn forty feet of vehicle to aim one light. By the time the beam lands, whatever you were looking for is gone.
In winter that's cold, wet work. On a hunt it ends the stalk. Alone on a big property at midnight, it's also the one moment you'd rather stay in the cab.
Handheld & fixed lightsSavary PRO 1.0A handheld spotlight just moves the problem into your wrist
Most people patch this with a corded handheld out the window. Now one hand drives and one hand aims, the cord drags across the wheel, and the beam shakes on every rut. Fixed bars have the opposite fault: rock solid, but blind to the sides. Both are versions of the same limitation.
What you actually need isn't a brighter lamp. It's a light that moves while you don't.
A motorized head turns the beam 270° from a remote in your hand
The Savary PRO 1.0 sits between your vehicle and your light. Press the remote and the head pans the beam 270° side to side and tilts it 180° up and down, from up to 50 meters away. You sit still. The light does the walking.
It works from inside the cab, from the tray, or from the ground next to a stuck trailer. Wherever your hands are, that's where the controls are.
It's a piece of field equipment, not a gadget
The head carries up to 1 kg of hardware on a standard M8 mount, which covers serious spotlights, cameras and thermal imagers. It runs off your 12/24V socket, keeps working in heavy rain, and the stainless fork and magnetic base are made to hold on a moving vehicle over rough ground.
That matters because the motor is only half the job. The other half is holding your light steady, night after night.
It mounts with magnets in about a minute, no drilling
The weighted base grips steel body panels magnetically, so there's no drilling, no wiring loom and no bracket fabrication. Set it on the roof or the tray rail, plug the lead into the lighter socket, sync the remote once, and it's working. Moving it to the other truck takes the same minute.
If your light already has a standard M8 stud, it bolts straight on. If not, the kit ships with a 180W spotlight that does.
Run it for a year on your own property before you judge it
Every unit carries a 1-year guarantee, and it's 40% off with free shipping while the sale runs. Put it on the truck, do your night checks with it through a full season, and if it doesn't earn its place on the roof, send it back.
The numbers that matter at 2 a.m.
Every figure below is from the product specification.
The Savary PRO 1.0
Ships free. Backed for a full year.
The motorized head, the 3-button remote and the 12/24V power lead. It fits any spotlight, camera or thermal with a standard M8 stud.
- 1-year guarantee
- Free shipping
- No-drill magnetic mount
- Fits any M8 light
What owners say
We calve in February and I check the pens at 11 and 2. I used to turn the whole truck to sweep each pen. Now I park in one spot in the middle and walk the beam across all four. Ten minutes back in my night, every night.
The beam swings quiet and slow instead of me repositioning the whole rig. We took three hogs last month that would have bolted the old way.
The head and the magnets are outstanding, held at 60 km/h on corrugated tracks. The clip on the remote feels light for the price though, I zip-tied a lanyard on. Otherwise faultless after four months on the ute.
Fence checks, finding the dog, backing the gooseneck into the yard at night. My wife stopped holding the flashlight out the window. That alone was worth it.
Sat it on the roof, plugged it into the lighter socket, synced the remote in the driveway. My thermal runs on it now too.
Does exactly what the video shows. Hasn't shifted once on the farm tracks.
One head covers the left side of the trailer, so I ended up adding a second for the right a month later. Buy the dual kit up front and save yourself the second wait.
The Savary PRO 1.0 is a spotlight positioning system. Visibility at night depends on the light you mount, the terrain and the conditions. Always follow local regulations on vehicle lighting and on hunting at night. Figures such as pan angle, remote range and payload are manufacturer specifications.
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