Hepco & Becker HEP-731.108
Hepco & Becker Nova LED Auxiliary Light Kit 25-32mm (2x25W)
329.00 €
Includes VAT 25.5%

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Hepco & Becker Nova LED Auxiliary Light Kit

These powerful auxiliary lights are designed to mount onto any tubing with a diameter of 25–32mm, such as engine crash bars or tank guards.

Wired directly to the battery — no need to tap into the vehicle's electrical system. A dedicated control unit with an automatic voltage regulator takes care of the lights' operation.

In addition to the lights, the package includes mounting hardware, a wiring harness and a switch.

Technical specifications
Brightness: 2500 lumens
Colour temperature Level 1 (low beam): 4350K
Colour temperature Level 2 (high beam): 5500K
Total power: 50W (2x25W)
Operating voltage: DC 12V (the control unit requires 13.1V to start)
ECE-approved for road use
Water- and dust-resistant construction (IP67 rated)
Smart control unit with automatic voltage regulation
Mounts onto Ø25mm – Ø32mm tubing

Package contents:
Pair of Nova LED auxiliary lights
Wiring harness with control unit
Adhesive-mounted switch (3M tape)
Light brackets and adapters
Installation instructions and tools


Useful information about operation:

The lights can be switched on approximately 5–15 seconds after starting the bike. Once the voltage reaches at least 13.1 volts, the control unit powers up and enables the lights to be used. The lights must be switched off manually using the switch. If they are not turned off, they will stay on until the battery voltage drops to 11.8 volts, at which point the control unit cuts off the lights. The lights will turn on again once the control unit receives a voltage of at least 13.1 volts.