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Exposure Lights

Exposure Trace Mk3

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Description

The TraceR is the answer for the cyclist who needs a super compact rear light, with USB convenience and superb build quality. Featuring our DayBright pulse pattern to cut through the distractions of busy roads, Optimised Mode Selector with 3 brightness levels, side illumination and Fuel Gauge making it clear when you need to recharge. The TraceR ensures you stay visible, both day and night, in the urban jungle and on rural roads. Also available in a pack with the Trace Front light.

Specifications
  • Material
    Anodised 6063 Aluminium
  • Weight
    35g
  • Max Lumens
    75
  • Runtime
    3 - 24 Hours
  • Battery
    850 mAh Li-Ion
  • Length
    57mm
  • LEDs
    1 x Red XPE-R
  • IP Rating
    IP6
  • Charging Time
    4 Hours
  • Head Diameter
    28mm

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FAQ's

How do I know if there is a problem with my charger?
If the charger has developed a fault then when it is plugged in to the mains and not attached to the light, the LED on the charger may pulse or flicker or show no light at all.

My light appears to be losing charge when not in use, what can I do?
We have found that unplugging (or turning off) the charger before removing the charger jack from the light can cause a circuitry component to pull current when unplugged resulting in a slow drain of charge. Unplugging the charger jack from the light before turning off or unplugging the charger from the mains should stop this happening.

Can I use any Exposure charger to charge my light?
The lights are supplied with the charger most suited however most of the chargers can be used to charge most of the lights. The new 5A rapid chargers (supplied with Six Packs and Maxx-Ds) should only be used to charge the supplied lights. If these chargers are used on the older lights then it may result in the light not charging or turning itself on when on charge.

Can I charge my Support Cell with the USB cable or do I need a mains charger?
Whilst it is preferable to use the mains charger as it will be quicker and give an indication of the charge status, you are fine to charge using the USB cable via a 5V source and cannot overcharge the cell. You may find that the mains charger can put a little more charge in the support cell.