Exposure Sirius MK9 DayBright Front Light | Grey

Exposure Sirius MK9 DayBright Front Light | Grey

Sirius the ultimate “to be seen” front light, now with the output increased to 900 lumens to light the road ahead in the dark nights. The Sirius hits the sweet spot for power to weight, housed in a CNC machined aluminium body that features 240° front and side illumination giving the flexibility to be used for the daily commute or longer rides.

SPECIFICATION

• Max Lumens 900
• Weight: 84 g
• Burntime: 1.5 - 36 Hours
• Battery: 3,500 mAh Li-Ion
• Dimensions (mm): 110 x 28 x 28
• LED's: 1 x White XPL2(W3)
• Charging Time: 4 Hours
• IP Rating: IP65
• Material: Anodised 6063 Aluminium

DayBright Pulse

Bespoke pulse pattern designed for daylight use which is more conspicuous than a regular pulse and visible from over a kilometre away, even in the brightest conditions. DayBright mode will get you noticed. Be Seen Be Safe.

Optimised Mode Selector (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.

Intelligent Thermal Management (ITM)

Patented circuitry within the light will reduce power to the LEDs, if they go beyond the optimum temperature, keeping the light as efficiently as possible to maximise output and battery capacity.

Smart Port Technology Plus (SPT+)

Smart Port+ enables the charge port to accept auxiliary accessories such as rear lights, remote switches, Support Cells and use your light as a power bank to charge USB devices.

Cable Free Design (CFD)

The battery is housed within the body of the light so there are no cables or separate battery units giving a neat solution with fewer opportunities for water ingress, mounting difficulties and crash damage. Combined with the renowned quick-release handlebar bracket lights are easy and quick to mount with rock solid attachment.

Fuel Gauge

Using a traffic light system remaining runtime is easily monitored at a glance so you’re not caught out. The colour feedback is also used for light mode selection, before defaulting back to the runtime.