Archived headlight
ExpiliOn 170
The ExpiliOn 170 outshines the competition with a powerful Cree LED firing 170 lumens on any commute. With a cost saving USB rechargeable Li-IOn battery stick that can be swapped-on-the-fly for longer run times, this 4 mode handlebar mounted commuter light brings high powered rechargeable illumination to savvy commuters that need to see and be seen.
- 170 lumens
- High: 3 hours / Med: 6.5 hours
- 3 Brightness Settings modes
Specifications
- Number of LEDs
1
- LED Output
170 lumens
- Lighting Modes
3 Brightness Settings
1 Flash Mode
- Run Times
High: 3 hours
Med: 6.5 hours
Low: 14 hours
Flash: 15 hours
- Charge Time
5 hours
- Mounting
Handlebar
- Battery Mounting
(Internal)
- System Weight
130g
Archived reference only. Specs reflect this model at the time it was sold and are not current product information.
Features as sold
- No wires or external batteries for quick mounting.
- Only 130 grams total w/ internal battery.
- Durable aluminum alloy bezel.
- Weather tight design ensures all condition use.
- Super bright Cree H.B. LEDs for maximum brightness.
- H.B. LED durability eliminates bulb replacement.
- White beam color resembles daylight.
- Internal Rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
- Last 3 ~ 15 hours on a single charge.
- Swap the battery on-the-fly for longer rides.
- Illuminated button is conveniently located on top of light for easy access & visibility.
- Integrated Low Battery & Charging Status indicator for battery awareness.
- Maximizes spread and beam pattern specifically for cycling.
- Hi - Med - Low - Daylight Flashing
- Charges from USB port of computer or an electrical outlet.
- Charging indicator eliminates charge guesswork.
- Wall charger compatible with 100V to 240V for use worldwide.
- Single rechargeable battery pack saves the environment from hundreds of disposable batteries.
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