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USB Saddle Rail Rear Light RL 510

Reference. 8795848

$19.00

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Our design teams have developed this rechargeable rear light for being seen. Easy to use, with a steady mode. Fastens onto the saddle rail.

Rechargeable (USB) non-flashing LED rear bike light . Made in France. Rear light certified for use on public roads in France and Germany (one of the strictest standards).

Main part: 41.97% Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, 50.0% Polyamide, 8.03% Glass Fiber

BENEFITS

Visibility

Power: 3 lumens
Visible from 220°
Continuous mode.
Certified for road use

Autonomy

6 hours in steady mode.
No flashing mode.
Rechargeable via USB.

Versatility

Very easy to mount on bike saddle rails (from 24" to the biggest adult size)

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

Safety for everyone

Thanks to feedback provided by cyclists and other road users (drivers, pedestrians, etc.), our design teams have defined optimum features linked to cyclists' visibility.

With one purpose in mind: ensuring cyclists' safety.

Equipped with a special lens, this bike light ensures you are SEEN at a 220 degree angle! And especially an angled light beam. For the same power, approved lighting makes you more visible than non-approved lights.

Fix to your saddle rail

The RL 510S light can be used on any type of kids' or adult bike (mountain, trekking, city or road). Simply fix it to your saddle rail.

USB charger

The battery warning light comes on 30 minutes before your lights are going to run out of power. The warning light flashes red. It takes 2 hours to fully recharge via its micro USB cable when plugged into a computer or 5V 500mAh adaptor.

Look after your lights

If you don't use your product for a long time, the LiPo battery might shut itself down. Remember to charge it every 3-4 months when not in use.

In addition, avoid leaving your lights somewhere cold for long periods. LiPo batteries don't like the cold as it makes them lose capacity, so they won't last as long.