Archived tail light
Hotshot SL 50

Engineered to stand out day and night, the Hotshot SL™ 50 delivers nearly twice the output of the original Hotshot™ with powerful 50 lumen flashes. Exclusive 2 button design lets you fully adjust the tempo of each flash mode to maximize motorist awareness. Every bit the road cyclist’s tail light, its power combines with an impressive 200 hours of run time to give you a large presence anytime and anywhere. (patent pending)
- 50 lumens flashing
- 2:30 ~ 200 hours run time
- 6 light modes
Specifications
- Number of LEDs
1
- LED
50 lumens flashing
- Total Modes
6 (adjustable)
- Run Time
2:30 ~ 200 hours
- Charge Time
3 hrs
- Mounting
Seat post
- Battery
Built-in lithium-ion
- System Weight
55 g
Originally in the box
Hotshot™ SL 50, mini USB charging cable, seat post mount
Archived reference only. Specs reflect this model at the time it was sold and are not current product information.
Features as sold
- Powerful 50 lumens flashing
- Built-in 24/7 Safety Technology® gives you a powerful selection of 6 day and night modes (Steady - Zoom - SteadyPulse® - Triple Flash - DayLightning® - Random Flash)
- Freely adjust the brightness of Steady mode and the flash tempo of the flashing modes with the simple 2 button interface (patent pending)
- SteadyPulse® mode features a steady beam to help motorists gauge their distance while overlapping pulses keeps them alert at night
- DayLightning® mode emits lightning-like flashes to highlight your presence in the brightest of daytime hours
- Zoom mode signals those around you with gentle changes in brightness
- USB rechargeable internal battery
- Low battery indicator
- Light mode memory saves the mode you're in before the light is turned off
- Compact, water resistant design weighs only 55 grams
- Seat post mount included
- 2:30 ~ 200 hr run time
- Patent pending.
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