does this module make your head lights flash on and off , thanks
1945642
It flashes your headlight from high beam to low beam. It DOES NOT flash the headlight on and off.
1945643
That would appear to be what most people think, and although it gives the impression; no it doesn't. As a modulator, it repeatedly changes the intensity of the of the headlamps output from bright to dim, making it completely legal to use. Since it cannot be used at night, it has a daytime sensor that can be mounted on the handlebars to keep it from operating in dusk and night time hours. Total install time was less than 15 minutes.
1945644
No, it flashes between high and low beam. Makes you very visible! I highly reconmend it.
1945645
Yes it does & very well. The only issue I have with this unit is that it is not adjustable. So that when there are a few clouds or slightly overcast The unit will stop Flashing, it does keep the headlight on tho. When I buy another unit I will made sure it can be adjusted due to light conditions.
1945646
Technically, it makes them flash from full powet to about 20% power. The effect is your light flashing in and off but legally it can't go completely off, hence the 20%.
1927190
Yes. There is a switch on the tail cap and one on the light body close to the lens. Both work independently of each other. In other words, you can turn the light on with one switch and turn it off with the other, or with the same switch.
438852
Yes,it does with my multiple lights. But it will do the same thing to all of them. Set strobe and they all strobe. To avoid changing a single light you have to block the view to that light.
131457
No, unfortunately it doesn't have that feature. And I have to say ours never worked right. We couldn't ever get it to go completely off so we had to take a battery out to makes the lights stop flashing. Could be a fun toy if it worked right.
2188647
Most of these answers are blatantly wrong. There are three main "modes."1. Regular "on"2. dimmed "on"3. Strobe/Flashing.Turning it on/off quickly should get these effects.
852989
Yes depending on the way you connect them to the ports on the provided board. There are three constant on which I have my left and right navigation and my two front lamps on[two front lamps are wired as one]. one that flashes and one that fades on and off. the flashing strobe is my top and bottom lights and the fade is my tail . hope this helps .
718798
Yes. It's on the back end of the flashlight a.k.a. tailcap. It's a single mode switch so just on and off. Great flashlight.
206991
It does not. Personally activity lights annoy me, so its a plus in my book.
755719
Yes. They come with a paper that tells u the link to a video that shows u how to install it to turn on when the door is open or when the headlights r turned on. However, u can manually control them at any time with it's control panel.
89141
No & Not Sure! Assuming you are asking when the module and load are turned off, if the load, such as a lamp is switched on, will the module turn on when it senses the current draw. I tested the module using a lamp with a CFL bulb and turning the lamp switch on, did not trigger this Z-wave module to turn on. Its possible, if the feature is present, a CFL bulb may not draw enough current. Based upon my evaluation using a low wattage CFL bulb, it appears light loads drawn on the Z-wave module, when in the off state, will not turn on when current is drawn. The load can be manually switch on the Z-wave module using the button centered on the front of the module. No & Not Sure! Assuming you are asking when the module and load are turned off, if the load, such as a lamp is switched on, will the module turn on when it senses the current draw. I tested the module using a lamp with a CFL bulb and turning the lamp switch on, did not trigger this Z-wave module to turn on. Its possible, if the feature is present, a CFL bulb may not draw enough current. Based upon my evaluation using a low wattage CFL bulb, it appears light loads drawn on the Z-wave module, when in the off state, will not turn on when current is drawn. The load can be manually switch on the... » Read More No & Not Sure! Assuming you are asking when the module and load are turned off, if the load, such as a lamp is switched on, will the module turn on when it senses the current draw. I tested the module using a lamp with a CFL bulb and turning the lamp switch on, did not trigger this Z-wave module to turn on. Its possible, if the feature is present, a CFL bulb may not draw enough current. Based upon my evaluation using a low wattage CFL bulb, it appears light loads drawn on the Z-wave module, when in the off state, will not turn on when current is drawn. The load can be manually switch on the Z-wave module using the button centered on the front of the module. « Show Less
513630
This is not a DRL module. This senses when it gets dark and turns the headlights on. Full brightness.
2249809
yes, unless the lights have a timer that make them blink, flash, change color, etc.
1008838
Yes. One click/push in center of light turns on; 2 clicks and light will flash and click once or twice to turn off.
1819161
I believe you're right. I connected them to battery with a seperate switch so that I can turn it on/off whenever I want. Otherwise, it's controlled by the headlight.
141430
It does, yes it's noticeable. It only flashes when it's in discover mode I believe.
1620250
There is no Flashing module, just the on-off feature with the button or cable. I prefer flashing with the cable myself. Yes you can use the device with out the cable, the cable makes it easier to operate and stay on target easier
1258077
No. It really only tells you that it is active. I only notice the lights when I trigger the flash. They pop on momentarily...I guess signaling that it is active.