SEEMEE 508 radar taillight is a joint project with MAGENE. It can be connected to bike computers, watches, or other display devices that support the standard protocol.

SEEMEE 508 Radar taillights provide real-time information about vehicles around riders, a two-way reminder, improved vehicle-driver interaction, and all-around safety protection.

Features

• 1200m Visibility 220 Degree wide viewing angle with visibility of up to 1.2km gives you all-around protection.
  
• Maximum output when brake When you brake, the taillight switch to maximum output, alerting vehicles behind you that you've slowed down.
• Ultra-long Endurance 3 hours of charging support up to 16 hours of output. Memory function & battery indication, enjoy long rides.
• A long switch press will turn the taillight on and off, and a short press will cycle through 6 modes(solid, flash, pulse, peloton, rotate, and only radar mode).
• Connect with bike computer provides visual and audible alerts that indicate approaching cars within 153 yards (140 meters). The angle of the radar wave can reach 40°， it can still detect vehicles when turning, Reduce blind spots and make riding safer.
• Customize the flashing/pulse interval or preset the radar on/off in each light mode via the Magene Utility App.
• The device will sleep after 5 minutes of inactivity and automatically reactivate on vibration.

IN THE BOX

SEEMEE 508 RTL

• 1 Rubber straps
• 3 Seat post bracket(with pad)
• 1 USB-C cable
• 1 USER Manual 

Specifications

• Max Brightness- 20 Lumens
• Power Source- li on rechargeable
• Mount Location - Seatpost
• Charge Time- 3 Hours
• Run Time- SOLID - 20Lumens - 06:00 / FLASH - 20Lumens - 10:00 / PULSE - 3-20Lumens - 12:00 / PELOTON - 6Lumens - 08:00 / ROTATE - 6-10Lumens - 10:00 RADAR ONLY 0LM 16:00
• Protection Rating- IPX7
• Dimension(in mm)- 94x38x25mm
• Weight- 63g

Switch Operation Modes

• On/Off : Press and hold the switch for 2 seconds
• Change Mode : Click the button to switch
  the mode: Solid mode → Flash mode → Pulse mode → Peloton mode → Single Radar mode, cyclic switching