Product Highlights
Allows you to choose the mode specifically for the riding conditions. With runtimes ranging from 1.5 to 36 hours.
Monitors the light's temperature and if it exceeds the optimum reduces power to maximise output and battery capacity.
The light comes with both a handlebar bracket as well as a helmet mount allowing you to tailor lighting to your needs.
Doing away with cables for a clean look and to allow a multitude of places to attach your light to.
Exposure Lights Sirius Mk9 DayBright Front Light
Powerful enough for unlit roads at night, yet small enough to use on every ride, Exposure Lights’ Sirius Mk9 DayBright Front Light can muster up 850 lumens, or run for up to 36 hours on its lowest setting. The open lens design means that it can be seen from the side and the DayBright pulse pattern alerts traffic even during the daytime.
The Fuel Guage shows how much battery charge remains and there are multiple modes and programmes available so that there will always be enough light for the ride, no matter its length. It is supplied with a handlebar mount but can also be helmet mounted with the optional kit, and paired with a more powerful bar light for off-road use.
Includes
- Sirius Mk9
- Handlebar bracket
- USB charge cable
- QS Guide
Highlights
- DayBright
- Optimised Mode Selector
- Cable Free Design
- Intelligent Thermal Management
- Smart Port Technology
- Fuel Gauge
- USB charging
- 2 Year Warranty
- Made in the UK
Features
- Light source: 1 x white XPL2
- Maximum lumens: 850
- Modes: 7, with additional high, low and medium options within some modes
- Run time: Minimum 1.5 hours, maximum 36 hours
- Battery: 2900 mAh Lithium Ion, USB rechargeable
- Recharge time: 5 hours
- Material: Anodised 6063 aluminium
- Water resistance: IP6
- Length: 110mm
- Head diameter: 28mm
- Manufacturer’s claimed weight: 84 grams
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