Light & Motion

Vis E-800 eBike Headlight

CREE LEDs are high-quality light-emitting diodes known for their energy efficiency and brightness. They provide a powerful light output while consuming less power than traditional bulbs, making them ideal for bike lights. With a long lifespan, CREE LEDs ensure that your bike light remains reliable and effective for extended periods, enhancing your visibility and safety while riding.

The IP67 rating indicates that the bike light is completely dust-tight and can withstand being submerged in water up to 1 meter for a limited time. This means you can confidently use the light in various weather conditions, such as rain or dust, without worrying about damage. It's an essential feature for outdoor enthusiasts who ride in different environments.

Lumens measure the total amount of visible light emitted by a source. For bike lights, higher lumen outputs mean brighter light. For example, a high mode with 800 lumens provides intense brightness for night riding, while a pulse mode with 200 lumens offers lower intensity, which can be useful for visibility without blinding oncoming traffic. Choosing the right lumen setting can enhance your safety based on your riding conditions.

The Vis E-TL bike light offers multiple mounting options, including a handlebar mount and a GoPro mount. This versatility allows you to choose the best installation method for your bike, ensuring optimal visibility and convenience. Whether you prefer a traditional handlebar setup or a more integrated approach with a GoPro, you can easily customize the light's position to suit your needs.

The Vis E-TL light is designed to connect directly to your e-bike's existing battery, which typically operates within a voltage range of 6V to 18V. This feature eliminates the need for a separate power source for the light, making it convenient for e-bike users. By utilizing the e-bike's battery, you can enjoy a seamless and efficient lighting solution without the hassle of changing batteries or managing additional power supplies.

Yes, the bike light typically offers multiple modes such as high, medium, low, and pulse. Each mode has a different lumen output, which affects how long the light can run on a single charge. Higher modes will drain the battery faster, while lower modes will extend battery life. This flexibility allows you to choose the appropriate mode based on your riding conditions and how long you need the light to last.