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Lumina Pro 1200 and Vmax+ 150 Combo

Lumens measure the total amount of visible light emitted by a source. For bike lights, a higher lumen rating means a brighter light, which is crucial for visibility and safety while cycling, especially at night. For instance, the Lumina Pro 1200 has a maximum output of 1200 lumens, ensuring you can see and be seen clearly on the road.

An IP64 rating indicates that a product is resistant to limited dust ingress and can withstand water splashes from any direction. This is essential for bike lights, as they need to perform reliably in various weather conditions, ensuring your safety during rides in rain or dusty environments.

USB-C rechargeable means that the bike light can be charged using a USB-C port and cable, which is known for its fast charging capabilities and reversible design. This makes it convenient for users, as you can easily charge your bike light using the same cable as many other devices, reducing the need for multiple chargers.

The Lumina Pro 1200 features eight different light modes, including low, medium, high, and various flashing patterns. These modes allow cyclists to select the best lighting option for their specific riding conditions, whether they need a steady beam for dark roads or a flashing light for increased visibility in traffic.

A taillight is mounted on the back of a bicycle to make the cyclist visible to others, especially from behind. The Vmax+ 150 offers multiple light and flashing modes, which enhance visibility and safety while riding. This ensures that drivers and other cyclists can see you clearly, reducing the risk of accidents.

Absolutely! Using both the Lumina Pro 1200 and the Vmax+ 150 together provides comprehensive lighting for your ride. The Lumina Pro 1200 illuminates the path ahead, while the Vmax+ 150 ensures you are visible from behind, significantly enhancing your overall safety during nighttime or low-light cycling.