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Adapt XE Extreme Enduro LED Moto Kit - White
The RIGID Adapt XE has a signature look that is unlike any other off-road motorcycle LED light on the market. Feature-packed with the most advanced patented technology, this dirt bike light features a high-strength aluminum heat sink and an impact-resistant polycarbonate lens. On the inside, the Adapt XE contains cutting-edge technology.
The Adapt XE takes off-road lighting performance to a whole new level with two layers of adaptive response to your bike and driving conditions. The first layer of adaptive response is the RIGIDs Active Power Management (APM) system which continuously monitors input voltage to determine the status of the vehicle's electrical system. If the voltage is stable, the Adapt XE will continue to utilize all available power to give you the most output possible. If the available voltage to the light begins to drop due to insufficient power, the RIGIDs APM system will gradually reduce the light's power consumption until the bike's voltage stabilizes. The second layer of adaptive response featured in the Adapt XE is RIGIDs proven Active View Technology. This technology uses an internal GPS module to determine the bike's speed, allowing the Adapt to properly distribute all available power among three unique optic zones.
Utilizing the three optic zones allows the Active View Technology to create the ideal beam pattern to suit the rider's needs. As the vehicle's speed changes, power is dynamically routed through various optic zones utilizing scene optics for low speed, driving optics for moderate speed, and spot optics for high-speed driving. Power is transferred gradually between optic zones allowing for a seamless transition between beam patterns and providing much brighter and more natural-looking light and reducing eye fatigue.
As an extra feature, the Adapt XE features a Magnetic Reed power clip for additional customization. Leaving the switch in place limits the light to consume a maximum of 2.7 amps. When the switch is removed the light will consume up to 5.6 amps when all zones are activated.
The Adapt XE fits most bikes, and the wiring harness and custom handlebar switch are included. Whether running a factory starter with a voltage regulator or have additional power available, the Adapt XE will give you the light you need, when you need it, where you need it.
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