LOBOO LC081 CAN-Bus Controller for BMW Control Your Lights with the Original Wonder Wheel Eliminate handlebar clutter and integrate your auxiliary lights seamlessly with your BMW. The LOBOO LC081 CAN-Bus Controller allows you to operate compatible LOBOO lights using the original BMW scroll wheel (Wonder Wheel). Adjust brightness, change color temperature, and sync strobe modes without ever taking your hands off the grips. ⚠️ Cable Selection Required: Different BMW models require different connection cables (4-pin, 5-pin, or 8-pin). Please refer to the compatibility list below and select the correct option for your bike. Key Features: Original Switch Control: No extra switches needed. Use your BMW's scroll wheel to control power, adjust brightness, and switch color temperatures. Smart Synchronization: Features synchronous high/low beam switching and overtaking light integration. Pressing the pass button or horn can trigger strobe/warning modes for maximum safety. Intelligent Warning Modes: Includes three warning light modes. Long-press the horn or turn signal buttons to activate strobe effects, making you visible in emergencies. Lossless Installation: Designed for a true plug-and-play experience. Connects via the original motorcycle CAN port without damaging the original car circuit or wiring. Rugged Build: The body is crafted from CNC aluminum alloy with an IP68 dustproof and waterproof rating, ensuring reliability in heavy rain and harsh environments. Compatibility & Cable Guide: Cable Type Supported BMW Models 4-Pin Cable R1200GS/ADV, R1200R/RT/RS, R1250GS/ADV, R1250R/RT/RS, F850GS 5-Pin Cable BMW R1300GS / R1300GS ADV 8-Pin Cable F750GS, F900XR, K1600 Series, F900GS Adventure, F900GS How to Operate (Scroll Wheel): On/Off: Press wheel to the right for 1.5 seconds. Brightness: Turn wheel forward (increase) or backward (decrease). Color Change (Yellow/White): Press wheel to the left for 1 second, then turn to select color. *Compatible LOBOO Light Models: L18, L16, L12T, L7, L7S, L7-Q.
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