Safety on a bike can never be too much, and even in the daytime signal lights are highly recommended. In this video we test both front and rear Ravemen signal and night lights.
00:00 Intro
00:35 FR160 Daytime running light
02:00 PR2400 Night light
04:05 TR500 Rear light with brake sensor
05:33 CL05 Rear light
FR160 Daytime running light
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PR2400 Night light
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TR500 Rear light
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CL05 Rear light
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The Ravemen FR160 is a 160 lumen, lightweight, statospheric design daytime bicycle headlamp. Thanks to its high-efficiency COB LEDs, wrap-around design and eye-catching signal mode, the Ravemen FR160 significantly increases the cyclist's visibility during daytime riding. The design is beautiful, the device is very compact, but the thing that rocks is the Garmin mount both below and above. It is rainproof with IPX6 waterproof rating and has a USB -C charging port.
PR2400
Bicycle lights have come a long way over the years. The Ravemen PR2400 is an all-in-one unit that offers everything you need for riding on the road or riding a single track in the dark.
This spotlight boasts a maximum output of 2,400 lumens, powered by an 8,000 mAh (milliamper-hour) battery, with a screen that provides real-time battery life in different beam configurations.
The spotlight comes standard with a wireless auxiliary remote control that can be mounted on the handlebar to control settings and switch the light on/off as needed.
For road mode, it uses an anti-glare optical lens to reduce glare and only the central LED is used, providing a direct beam
For mountain bike mode, it has a Hi-Lo beam system, the Hi beam system is designed to provide a wide high beam and the Lo beam system provides a wide low beam for riding on all terrain and in this mode all 5 LEDs are operated. In this mode the claimed battery life is 2h30m
The nice thing is that there is a display at the top so you have a real time update on how much time is left before the battery runs out. It has an intelligent thermal management circuit to prevent the LED from overheating. Design facilitates quick release
TR500 Brake Light Ravemen's TR500 rechargeable rear light is very well made, easy to use, and has an output of 100 lumens up to a maximum of 500 lumens for the 'Warning Flash' mode.
There are 5 modes available: 3 constant and 2 flashing
To go to work I am unfortunately forced to drive on fairly busy roads and always use a rear daytime running light. The TR500 has a braking function of 200 lumens and comes into operation when it registers a decrease in speed. Unlike brake lights on cars and motorbikes, which use a physical connection to other components to activate the light, those built into bicycle lights are more like accelerometers.
Ravemen's CL05 is a lightweight USB rechargeable rear light of 30 lumens. The light is much brighter than the numbers suggest. The circular lollipop-shaped lens is made of 'PC Engineering plastic'. It is reflective and designed to provide a wider illumination area and thus greater visibility.
A total of 7 modes are available, two fixed modes and 5 flashing modes, powered by a 2000 mAh (milliamper-hour) rechargeable battery. Battery life ranges from 4.5 to 22 hours.
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