Exposure Six Pack Mk13 Reflex Rechargeable Front Light – Grey Black

With its widened and diffused beam pattern, the Sixpack received great reviews from riders and journalists alike as it reaches far and wide down the trail. Now pumping out 5450 measured lumens of track searching light whilst enveloping the wheel to give total perspective. Shredding at high speed or tackling the most technical rock garden, the Six Pack will conquer all. REFLEX++ Technology ensures the right lumen output no matter the terrain, speed or ride, combined with OMS to give runtime flexibility of 2 – 36 hours. Perfect for Enduro or Endurance.

Technical Specifications:

• LEDs: 6 x White XPL2(W3)
• IP Rating: IP65
• Max Lumens: 3900
• Battery: 17,000 mAh Li-Ion
• Runtime: 2-36 Hours
• Charging Time: 8 Hours
• Weight: 386g
• Material: Anodised 6063 Aluminium
• Length: 118mm
• Head Diameter: 65mm

In The Box: Six Pack MK13 GMB, QR Handlebar Bracket (31.8mm – 35.0mm), Fast Charger, QS Guide.

Reflex+ Technology
Reflex automatically adjusts the light to provide boosted output when riding hard and fast then intuitively dimming for the slower sections such as climbs. This is all to optimise battery capacity, provide extra light when needed and save it when not required.

Reflex achieves this by using data from 3D digital accelerometers including gyroscopes and thermistors. It continually analyses the data to make seamless adjustments to benefit the rider, probably better than the rider can. In reality, it is a form of artificial intelligence. The selected run time will be achieved by averaging the output over the period.

OSD
An LED display panel that gives clear information on which mode the light is in, runtime remaining in hours and minutes, the percentage charged and feedback information during OMS. Patent Protected.

OMS
Various programs in the lights can easily be selected to offer a choice of run times and modes so you can find the right one for your ride, be it an all-night adventure or an intense blast.

ITM
Patented circuitry within the light will reduce power to the LEDs, if they go beyond the optimum temperature, keeping the light as efficient as possible to maximise output and battery capacity. Once the light has cooled, the power is automatically restored.