Description
This set includes the high - performance WhiteLite® Aero USB 1W front light and the RedLite® Aero USB 1W rear safety light. The WhiteLite® Aero USB 1W is a game - changer. With its brand - new COB LED optical lightning design, it shines like a thunderbolt, reaching an ultimate brightness of 110 Lumens. Its slim, aerodynamic shape fits aero or fork blades seamlessly. The rubber strap enables easy tool - free mounting and removal. Key features include a white COB LED for top - notch brightness, a micro - USB cable and all necessary mounting hardware. It can be mounted on aero or round fork blades and has a 15M illumination range. The RedLite® Aero USB 1W makes you stand out in the dark. This super - bright, slim, aerodynamic tail light is a perfect fit for aero or round seatposts, seatstays, or Topeak bags. The rubber strap allows for tool - free mounting and offers multiple mounting positions. It features a super - bright red COB LED, comes with a micro - USB cable and mounting hardware, and has a 220° visible range. Both lights have 4 modes of operation, a 2 - hour charge time, and a 0.5 - hour reserve time. They also have a blinking mode and a low - battery indicator. Each light has an injection - molded plastic housing, measures 7.6 x 3.4 x 3.1 cm (3” x 1.3” x 1.2”), and weighs 42 g (1.48 oz).
Using these lights is a breeze. First, charge the lights using the provided micro - USB cable. It takes about 2 hours to fully charge. For the front WhiteLite, use the rubber strap to attach it to your aero or round fork blade. The tool - free design makes it quick to install and remove. For the rear RedLite, you can mount it on your seatpost, seatstay, or Topeak bag in a similar way. There are 4 operation modes: high beam, low beam, blinking, and pulse. You can choose the mode according to your needs. When using the lights, be aware that the battery has a reserve time of 0.5 hours. The low - battery indicator will let you know when it's time to recharge. To maintain the lights, keep them clean and dry. Avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures or water for long periods. If the lights get dirty, you can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe them gently.
