This device integrates a forward‑facing LED illumination module and a piezoelectric horn into a single housing suitable for mounting on bicycle handlebars. The design targets OEMs that require a
This device integrates a forward‑facing LED illumination module and a piezoelectric horn into a single housing suitable for mounting on bicycle handlebars. The design targets OEMs that require a configurable front‑lighting and audible‑warning unit for private‑label distribution.
The LED array delivers a typical luminous flux of 150 lm at a nominal drive current of 350 mA. Beam concentration is defined by a TIR lens producing a full‑width‑half‑maximum angle of 12°, suitable for illuminating the road ahead without excessive glare to on‑coming traffic. Colour temperature is set at 6000 K (±300 K) to provide a white output comparable to daylight.
The horn element is a sealed piezo transducer driven by a square‑wave signal at 2.8 kHz. Measured sound pressure level at 1 m distance is 95 dB (A) with a tolerance of ±3 dB. The horn can be activated independently of the light via a separate switch contact or wired in parallel for simultaneous operation.
Operating voltage range is 6 V DC to 16 V DC, accommodating common bicycle dynamo outputs and battery packs. Typical current draw is 120 mA for the LED at full brightness and 20 mA for the horn during activation. Electrical connection is made through a 2‑pin JST‑PH connector rated for 2 A, with pin‑out defined as V+ (pin 1) and GND (pin 2).
The assembly meets IP65 rating per IEC 60529, providing protection against dust ingress and low‑pressure water jets from any direction. Operating temperature range is –20 °C to +50 °C, and the unit survives storage temperatures from –40 °C to +85 °C. Shock resistance complies with IEC 60068‑2‑27 (30 g, 11 ms half‑sine).
Overall dimensions are 45 mm × 30 mm × 22 mm (L × W × H) excluding the mounting bracket. Mass is 28 g. The housing is constructed from UV‑stabilized polycarbonate with a silicone gasket for sealing. Mounting options include a stainless‑steel strap clamp (fits bar diameters 22–32 mm) and a proprietary quick‑release adapter.
OEMs can specify housing colour (Pantone‑matched polycarbonate), lens shape (flat, domed, or asymmetric), and firmware parameters such as LED brightness levels, horn pulse pattern, and low‑voltage cutoff. Branding can be applied via pad‑printing on the housing surface or laser etching on the lens.
Urban commuting cyclists benefit from the combined illumination and audible warning to increase visibility at intersections. Off‑road riders use the focused beam to identify trail obstacles while the horn alerts wildlife or other trail users. Fleet operators and bike‑sharing services select the unit for its low maintenance, standardized interface, and ability to display corporate branding.
Each production lot undergoes luminous flux measurement using an integrating sphere calibrated to CIE 127. Horn output is verified with a Class 1 sound level meter at 1 m. IP compliance is confirmed by spraying water at 3 kPa from a nozzle per IEC 60529. Functional testing includes 500 cycles of horn activation and 1000 hours of LED aging at elevated temperature.
| Parameter | Standard Configuration | Customizable per Project |
|---|---|---|
| Luminous flux (lm) | 150 | 100 – 250 (adjustable drive current) | Beam angle (°) | 12 | 8 – 20 (lens selection) |
| Horn SPL (dB A @1 m) | 95 | 90 – 100 (drive voltage/tone) |
| Housing colour | Black (RAL 9005) | Any Pantone‑matched polycarbonate |
| Mounting method | Strap clamp | Strap clamp, quick‑release, rubber spacer |
Can the housing dimensions be altered? Yes, the internal PCB layout allows for length adjustments of ±5 mm while maintaining IP65 sealing, subject to tooling costs.
What information is required before quotation? Desired luminous flux, beam pattern, horn SPL, operating voltage range, housing colour, branding method, and estimated annual volume.
Which materials are available for the housing? UV‑stabilized polycarbonate is standard; ABS or PA66 can be offered upon request for specific impact‑strength requirements.
How is quality inspected? Each unit receives functional test (LED flux, horn SPL, continuity) and a visual inspection for housing defects; a sample lot undergoes IEC 60529 IP testing.
What packaging options are available? Units are packed in anti‑static trays (50 pcs per tray) or individual blister packs; bulk cartons include corrugated fiberboard with corner protection.
How are export shipments protected? Palletized shipments use stretch film and corner boards; moisture barrier bags are included for humid climates.
What is the typical production lead time? First article delivery within 4 weeks after design freeze; subsequent orders ship in 2‑3 weeks depending on volume.
How are samples arranged? Sample units (up to 5 pcs) are shipped via express coupons after approval of drawings and specification sheet.
For technical datasheets, sample requests, or to discuss a private‑label project, please contact our engineering team.
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