Abus - Rear Light Youn-I 3.0

The clip-on rear light for Youn-I 3.0 and its MIPS and ACE variants ensures visibility in road traffic. Short charging time, long runtime and convenient operation: perfect for everyday cycling.

VI MAKES YOU VISIBLE Out cycling at dawn, dusk or in foggy weather? It is good to be seen. A rear light on your helmet can help you get noticed, especially in low light. The elegantly shaped Youn-I 3.0 (ACE/MIPS) rear light simply slots into the dedicated opening at the back of the Youn-I 3.0 cycling helmet. Four lighting modes are available for good visibility: Steady, Power, Pulse and Flash. A rubberised button allows you to select the lighting mode according to the light and weather conditions. The battery lasts up to 4 hours in steady mode and up to 29 hours in flashing mode. To recharge the light, you can remove it or conveniently leave it in the helmet, as the USB-C charging port is on the outside of the light. The battery fully recharges in approximately 1,2 hours. The rear light for the Youn-I 3.0 helmet and its Youn-I 3.0 ACE and Youn-I 3.0 MIPS variants is weather-resistant according to IP44 certification, so the battery and LED light can withstand wet weather conditions such as rain. Simply charge, insert, switch on and set off.

Rechargeable clip-on rear light: attaches to the back of the helmet and ensures greater visibility; can be recharged using a USB-C cable

IP44: protection rating certifying protection against solid foreign objects larger than 1 mm and against splashing water for electronic products such as lights

Four different lighting modes: choose between Steady, Power, Pulse and Flash to suit the light and weather conditions

Runtime per mode in h (min.): depending on weather conditions and use, the light lasts at least 4 hours in steady mode and at least 29 hours in flashing mode

Charging time (light): the time required to fully charge the battery is approximately 1,2 hours

Founded in 1924 in Volmarstein, Germany, by August Bremicker and some of his sons, ABUS is now based in Wetter. It offers cyclists helmets and bicycle locks. Its connection with cycling dates back to 1931, when it launched its first bike lock, the No. 1000.