The mo.unit basic is a high-quality and reliable control unit for motorcycles that is characterized by its versatile functions. Unlike the mo.unit blue, the mo.unit basic does not have Bluetooth functionality, making it an ideal choice for riders who want to do without wireless connectivity. The mo.unit basic is a digital control center, the heart of the entire vehicle electrical system. It can be operated both with push-button fittings and with conventional, switching handlebar fittings. The mo.unit basic switches all components in the vehicle via wear-free high-performance semiconductor switches and takes over the tasks of the electrical fuses. Various relays, connectors and individual components in the wiring harness can be and a new, minimized vehicle wiring system can be set up quickly and easily. The mo.unit basic has 12 inputs, 10 outputs and interchangeable interchangeable quality cable terminals. Functions Push-button control for 4 or 5-button operation Replacement of the vehicle fuses Alarm system Load-independent flasher relay Hazard warning lights Blinker as position light (adjustable) Time-controlled blinker switch-off Path-controlled turn signal deactivation (speedometer sensor required) Parking light and headlight flasher Control of low beam and high beam with one button Stop light modulator (8 adjustable modes) Emergency stop light Garage light Fan run-on Hyperbeam (200W high beam + low beam) Starter relay for starter with magnetic switch (max. 30 A) Intelligent switch-off of consumers at startup Integrated, digital horn relay Two configurable additional outputs AUX1 and AUX2 Complete wiring system diagnostic function Defect detection of all light sources Included: Positive pole screw M5 2 M5 fastening screws with nuts and washers Not included. can be ordered separately in the accessories category: Battery connection cable Battery connection cable with vehicle main fuse Cable kit for complete vehicle wiring mo.lock ignition lock Speedometer sensor & 2 neodymium magnets
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