Red Zone 4
- Daylight visible; for young and old, day or night.
- Perfect for mounting up high on helmet, bags and clothing. Remains seen as you
twist and move.
- Universal strap for mounting to seatpost of any size or shape
- Neat and simple to use, with no cables or external batteries
- A range of power settings and flash modes for night and day, solo and group riding
- Constant brightness for the entire battery charge
- Integrated Li-Ion battery recharges from any USB port or MP3 player charger
- Rugged construction, with extended warranty options up to 3 years
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| Weight: | 75 g |
| Mounting: | Velcro strap (seatpost or helmet)
Wire clip (clothing or backpack) |
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| Power |
Lumens |
Run Time |
| Flash |
4 Watt |
200 |
8 Hr |
| 2.4 Watt |
120 |
12 Hr |
| 1.2 Watt |
60 |
24 Hr |
| 0.6 Watt |
30 |
48 Hr |
| 0.15 Watt |
10 |
100+ Hr |
| Solid |
1.2 Watt |
60 |
6 Hr |
| 0.6 Watt |
30 |
12 Hr |
| 0.3 Watt |
15 |
24 Hr |
| Charge Time |
6 hours from USB |
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Too many power settings?
An easy skip function allows you to remove unwanted settings, leaving just your favourites.
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As you can see, common 5-LED rear lights emit very little light - they're OK at night,
but useless during the day. Narrow superflash lights with a lens, which are currently popular,
produce a stronger but very narrow beam. They're unnecessarily bright at night,
particularly for group riding, and offer no improvement in your visibility from
any other angle. Both require regular replacement of batteries, becoming dimmer
as they're used up, and usually attach to your bike with fragile plastic clips.
Specifications and components are subject to change without notice.