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AF106AD AUXILIARY LIGHT USER MANUAL
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Please read instructions
completely before starting installation.
TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES NEEDED
Some basic metric tools are included. More metric tools maybe needed. Installing auxiliary
lights on motorcycles and vehicles has many possibilities. Tools needed are dependent on
complexity of the job. Although several types of hardware are included, in some cases
additional hardware such as SAE screws could be helpful in the installation process.
CAUTION: HOT SURFACES. DO NOT TOUCH THE METAL
SURFACES OF THE HEADLIGHT. THEY CAN BE
EXTREMELY HOT.
CAUTION: Local laws vary regarding additional light and/or utilizing auxiliary lights. Make
yourself familiar with such laws before adding or deciding on how to utilize such lights.
INSTRUCTIONS
AF106AD has a precision rectangular beam pattern which makes it well suited for on-road
applications as well as off road. It can be used as an added auxiliary light to an existing low
beam setup on your ride. Just as easily by aligning the light upward it can be utilized as an
auxiliary high beam. If space is available, two AF106AD can be installed, one for low beam
and other for high bream.
INSTALLATION
Wiring AF106A will depend on your riding preferences and what aspect of night vision you
are intending to improve.
Option A.
Connection to an ignition-controlled wire: This will turn on the lights every time
ignition is turned on. Use a 5A inline fuse if the supply wire is not fused.
Option B.
Connection to headlight: Connected to low beam or high beam will turn on
AF106A at the same time as the headlight. Whether you choose low beam or high beam
depends on which needs more improvement in your application. Setting up one AF106A for
low beam and one for high beam is ideal.
IMPORTANT: Approximately 2A power draw will be added to headlight wiring. Normally
this is acceptable by most powersports and automotive applications. As a first step in
upgrading your lighting CyronMotor suggests converting your headlight low/high beam
bulbs to a low power draw LED technology. This will leave ample power for addition of
auxiliary lights such as AF106A.
Option C.
Connection to fog/passing lights. This option gives control to turn on/off the
auxiliary lights along with fog/passing lamps. Local laws vary on usage of fog lights.
1.
Choose the mounting location for the lights. Slider brackets and
“L” brackets are
included. If they do not quite fit your application please ask your dealer or visit
CyronMotor.com for other mounting bracket styles.
2.
Connect the wires before mounting the light in place. Account for moving parts
such as handlebar to determine the length of wire to reach the lights. If needed
extend the wires with 16AWG wires. Do not secure the wires yet. Leave some
slack in the wires.
