The Titan 4000 OLED is the most powerful bike light we've ever made. The Titan's design ethos was inspired by endurance desert racing – to pack power in a minimalist profile. A low and wide footprint optimizes airflow over the aluminum chassis enabling for rapid cooling. With so much power available on tap, it's hard to grasp why you'd need anything more than this. Powering the Titan 4000 OLED is a brand new 60Wh 4-Cell Battery achieving 2 hours of runtime at maximum power. The Titan 4000 OLED features a high contrast OLED display that provides live runtime remaining, battery information, and light modes. VIVID, SHARP OLED DISPLAY A high contrast OLED display that provides live runtime remaining, battery information, and light modes. USB RECHARGEABLE 60WH 4-CELL BATTERY Up to 23 hours on a single charge. Two hours at the maximum 4000 lumens. Onboard fuel gauge shows remaining battery charge. WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL Keep your hands on your grips. Pair your remote to more than one Gemini Light and operate them simultaneously – handlebar and helmet combo. #OneRemote *2020 Light models cannot be paired with previous generation models. POWER STORAGE CHARGE YOUR OTHER USB DEVICES Use the battery to charge your phone or other device via the USB-C port. Additional phone charging cable necessary. CENTER MOUNTED HANDLEBAR MOUNT Maximize your trail vision with a low-profile, center mounted design that's out of your way. SPECIFICATIONS Brightness 4000 Lumens Battery 60Wh 4-Cell Battery Weight 130g Titan Light Head, 350g 4-Cell Battery Modes Low / Med / High / Flash - All programmable to ten brightness levels Material Hard Anodized Aluminum Safety LED Thermal Protection, Charging Protection, Low Battery Warning In the Box Titan Light Head 60Wh 4-Cell Battery USB Charger 10W USB Charging Cable Built-in Handlebar Mount Silicone O-Rings Wireless Remote RUN TIME High - 4000 Lumen - 2 hours Med - 2000 Lumen - 4 hours 30 mins Low - 400 Lumen - 23 hours PROGRAMMABLE BRIGHTNESS Factory default modes Low-Med-High can be adjusted to any of the ten brightness levels on-the-fly.
