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In the city at night or on a country road, the electric bicycle lighting system is like a pair of bright eyes, illuminating the road for the rider. It is not only a guarantee of cycling safety, but 

also a sign of compliance with traffic rules and respect for other road users. With the popularity of LED technology and the intelligent trend, the lighting system of electric bicycles is 

becoming more efficient, bright and versatile.

The main components of the lighting system

The lighting system of an e-bike usually includes headlights, taillights, and turn indicators, sometimes with side reflective strips or warning lights.

Headlights:

It is used to illuminate the road ahead and ensure that riders can see obstacles and road conditions ahead. The headlights of modern electric bicycles mostly use high-brightness LED light 

sources, which have the characteristics of long life and low energy consumption.

Taillight:

It is installed at the rear of the vehicle and is used to alert the vehicles and pedestrians behind. Taillights are usually linked to the brake system and automatically light up when braking, 

enhancing the warning effect.

Turn indicator:

Located on both sides of the body, it is used to indicate the rider's steering intention and improve safety when turning. Some e-bikes are also equipped with an automatic shutdown function 

to ensure that you don't forget to turn off the turn signal.

Intelligent lighting system:

Combined with ambient light sensors and microcontrollers, it is able to automatically adjust light brightness and even recognize road types and weather conditions to intelligently adjust 

lighting patterns.

Selection and use of lighting system

Brightness and coverage: When selecting a lighting system, you should pay attention to its brightness and irradiation Angle to ensure that you can provide adequate field of view at 

different speeds.

Water resistance and durability: Considering that the e-bike may be used in rainy days, the lighting system should have a certain level of water resistance, while the structure is strong 

enough to withstand minor collisions.

Energy efficiency: Efficient lighting systems can reduce battery consumption and extend the range of electric bicycles.

Compliance: Ensure that the selected lighting system complies with local traffic regulations, such as headlights must be white and taillights must be red in some areas.

Conclusion

The lighting system is the key to the safety of e-bike riding at night, which not only improves the visibility of the rider, but also provides early warning to other road users, helping to 

prevent traffic accidents. With the development of technology, the future electric bicycle lighting system will be more intelligent and energy-saving, creating a safer and more comfortable 

night riding environment for riders.