Exposure Toro Mk5 Front Light 2014

Product Description

The Toro has massive Xc fire power & slim lightweight design means that it's also perfectly formed for road riding. A tighter beam pattern than the larger lights means it pushes deep into the darkness for full speed descent attacking. Exposure Lights have always been designed to get the maximum light from minimum sized unit & Cable Free Design ensures this is maintained. Utilising superb forged aluminium brackets Exposure Lights attach quickly, safely & securely for hassle free riding. Optimised Mode Selector easily means that you can choose from a concise number of programs to maximise the potential of your light. Whether you're planning a quick trail burn or a commute, Oms will keep your light optimised.SPT+ enabled lights automatically recognise accessories allowing you to power additional front & rear lights, use the remote Switch, charge USB (Universal Serial Bus) devices on the move or plug in a support battery for extended light. This makes Exposure lights the most versatile range available. Intelligent Thermal Management is patented technology which constantly monitors the LED's temperature to ensure that they do not overheat & become inefficient. Itm keeps the LEDs operating at the optimum output, saving battery power & maximising burntime. With a 5 step fuel gauge you are always up to date with battery life. 20% increments let you know how to judge the remaining power in the light. The gauge also indicates the progress of charging so you can count down till the next ride. Weight: 232g Output: 1200 lumens white light Power: 8700m Ah Burn time: 2
- 36 hours Emitter: 3 x Cree Xpg white LED. Cable Free Design (cfd): a primary feature unique to Exposure Lights removes the hassle of cables & straps. Optimised Mode Selector (oms): The Optimised Mode Selector means that you can easily select from a concise number of programs to provide the optimum lighting for your ride. Oms programs enable you to obtain the lights full potential & optimize the output whether it's a two hour trail burn or a weeks commuting.