SquareOne Front Bike Light
Product highlights
- 5 smart working modes
- Reflectors embedded into lens
- Up to 35 hours battery life
- Clothing / bag clip included
- IPX6 Waterproof
| Dimensions | 42.5mm x 40.8mm x 21.5mm |
| Weight | 41g |
| Max lumens | 80 |
| Visible from | >1000m |
| Waterproof | IPX6 |
| Battery | Lithium 680mAh |
| LED / Bulb | White |
| Charging | Micro USB (cable included) |
| Manufacturer | Gaciron |
If you need your lights quickly we offer Express delivery otherwise our Standard delivery takes 2-3 days. All deliveries are trackable and we will send you a tracking number when your order is shipped.
Standard: Free over £50 spend, otherwise £2.99
Express: £1.99 over £50 spend, otherwise £3.99
Like most online stores we charge additional postage to the Highlands & Islands and Northern Ireland. This is to cover the additional cost from the courier.
Read our delivery information for full details.
Lumens explained
What is a lumen?
Lumens measure how much light you are getting from a bulb. The more lumens you have the brighter the light; fewer lumens means it's a dimmer light.
Do lumens matter?
Yes they do however it also depends on the ambient light conditions and which mode you are using. A 10 lumen rear light with a flashing pattern can be more effective than a 80 lumen solid beam at getting you noticed.
How many lumens should my front bike light be?
For general road use between 400 and 1000 lumens is recommended. For off-road use or unlit roads 1000+ lumens is advisable. Just make sure you're not dazzling other road users.
How many lumens should my rear bike light be?
A rear bike light can range from 5 lumens up to 300 lumens. Remember your rear light is about being seen rather than lighting your way. Look out for flashing patterns and breaking modes rather than a super high lumen rating.