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Motorkit Approved Emergency Magnetic LED Light
Motorkit Approved Emergency Magnetic LED Light
Motorkit Approved Emergency Magnetic LED Light
Motorkit Approved Emergency Magnetic LED Light
Motorkit Approved Emergency Magnetic LED Light
Motorkit Approved Emergency Magnetic LED Light
Motorkit Approved Emergency Magnetic LED Light
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Motorkit Approved Emergency Magnetic LED Light

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  • Use it when warning a hazard when stationary
  • They are versatile and bright
  • They are quick and easy to install
  • Visibly Larger Illuminated Signal Profile
  • Superior Long-Distance Visibility & Performance

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  1. brad.fordbulls's avatar
    Why does one of the photos say made in China if manufactured in Spain? Hmmm
    MadeDixonsCry's avatar
    No questions. Only buy.
  2. Grrrrrrrrrrr's avatar
    One of the (translated) reviews mentions different modes of operation from the button. I can think of lots of situations where one solitary small white light isn't going to hack it. If you look at the lights that they put on mobile motorway crew protection crash barriers: Now THAT's what I'd want if I was stuck in a live lane.. But a fast flashing mode might just be better than a solid white light.

    It apparently uses a PP3. Which is around 4WHr.

    You could get one on the Murphy's Law principle. If you see this and don't buy one -you are bound to later wish that you had...

    Oh, I carry a trauma and chest seal type first aid kit in the car, ever since coming across a badly leaking motorcyclist when I didn't have one. It seems to be working - not been needed since...
  3. thr0tt's avatar
    homologate
    /hɒˈmɒləɡeɪt,həˈmɒləɡeɪt/
    verb
    past tense: homologated; past participle: homologated
    1.
    approve (a car, engine, etc.) for sale in a particular market or use in a particular class of racing.
    2.
    FORMAL
    express agreement with or approval of.
    "one body of patrons elected the teacher, the others afterwards homologating the appointment"
  4. Begize's avatar
    Weirdly was looking into "V16" lights at the weekend due to the upcoming law changes in Spain, probably why most of the listings mention V16 / Spain.

    Basically it will become law there on Jan 1st 2026 that you have to have a similar light instead of a warning triangle for if you break down. Crucially though, that light will have to connect to a public network to allow geolocation. As far as I can tell, none of these currently available lights can do that, so will be illegal.

    Currently, you can still use a warning triangle, or one of the non connected lights providing it is an officially approved V16 light (this one seems to be as it has a printed LOCE code on it).

    V16 warning beacon lights - Wikipedia
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