Description
Add a compact light to your bike to stay visible in low-light situations. It charges at a USB port, so it can be juiced up at home, office or anywhere you plug in your laptop.
- Low battery indicator lets you know when you need to recharge.
- Low, high, and flash lighting modes.
- Deep lens is visible to vehicles approaching from either side.
- Simple silicone strap attaches to handlebars or helmets.
Tech specs
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Tech specs
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Type
Most Canadian municipalities require a white front light and a red rear light. |
Front |
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Light modes
The number of lighting levels/modes the light has (i.e., low, med, high, flash). |
3 modes |
| Light source | 1 LED |
| Burn time - flash | 7 h |
| Burn Time - steady | 3 h |
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Max light output
The total quantity of light emitted in every direction from a source of light; measured in lumens. |
5 lumens |
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Charge time
The amount of time it takes to fully charge the battery. Applies to lithium and NiMH type batteries. Does not apply to rechargeable or non-rechargeable AA or AAA batteries. |
2.5 h |
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Rechargeability
Rechargeable lights give you hassle-free recharging with almost any power source. Replaceable batteries provide instant power, but you’ll need to bring extra batteries, recycle used ones and buy new ones. |
Rechargeable |
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Helmet attachment
Includes a bracket or mounting system that attaches to most bike helmets. |
No |
| Red light mode | No |
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Regulated output
On regulated lights brightness is consistent, and does not decrease gradually as the batteries are drained. |
No |
| Batteries | Rechargeable battery pack (non-removable) |
| Flash mode | Yes |
| Product sustainability | Rechargeable batteries |
| Made in | China |