• input voltage between 6 and 42V DC
• The new Lumotec IQ Cyo PREMIUM E-Bike light from Busch & Muller incorporates all of the best features of the dynamo model but is designed to work with most E-Bike systems currently on the market. It can be connected to all DC power sources supplying between 6 and 42V DC. The 80 lux output creates a far reaching, wide and evenly lit beam pattern ideal for faster moving E-Bikes. The Cyo has an inbuilt on/off switch as not all systems can be independently switched at the console of the battery
  
  The Cyo has an inbuilt converter that generates a 6V DC output designed to work with specially designed E-Bike rear lights from B&M. It is possible to run standard rear dynamo lights with the Cyo however please note that the stand light function will remain on after the E-Bike system is turned off
  
  The Cyo can be used with Bosch & STEPS systems. Please note that on some of these systems the rear lights will be connected via cables directly from the battery. In these cases the rear wires/spades on the Cyo must be isolated
  
  The Cyo can be used in conjunction with the Yamaha systems which produce 500 mA. However, it may not be possible to run a rear light as well due to the lower power output of the Yamaha system
  
  For use with E-Bikes only

• Can be connected to all DC power sources supplying between 6 and 42V DC, i.e. most E-Bike systems currently available
• 80 lux output
• Incorporates an integral on/off switch
• Incorporates a converter that generates a 6V DC output intended to supply the E-Bike rear lights
• Regular rear dynamo lights can be used with this front E-Bike light
• Supplied with a twin cable which is hard wired into the light ready to be attached to the battery
• Can be used with all Bosch & STEPS systems
• Cannot be dynamo driven

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• Please note the following recommendations from Busch & Muller if you are planning to install your own E-Bike lighting system: 




 
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• Establish and/or measure the voltage on the cables or connecting point intended for the connection. Make sure this is within the parameters of the light specification
• Establish and/or measure the polarity of the above mentioned connection and make sure to connect respectively to the correct pole using the instructions and/or the + / - signs on the light
• If you are not able to establish either of the above, or are not sure then please refer to your local electric bike specialist to install the lights for you 
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