Cycle Torch SHARK 500 User manual

User Manual
Shark 500

1. Safety Precaution 3
2. How to Install 4
3. How to Charge 5
4. Switching Lighting Modes
Shark 500 Headlight 6
Bolt Tail Light 7
5. Model Specications 8
6. Warranty, Support, and Customer Service 9
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Safety Precaution
1
1Never look directly into bike light;
2Avoid directing the light beam
into the eyes of another person;
3Do not place it within children’s reach;
4Before your trip, please make sure that
the light is rmly mounted to the handlebar,
it lights up, and the light is not blocked by
baggage;
5This product is water-resistant under
normal daily use and can be used in
the rain. However, do not intentionally
submerge it in water.
A lighting system can make riding safer and
more visible, but the lights are no substitute
for common sense. Ride within your capability
with consideration for the riding environment.
This product contains components that must be
recycled per EU Directive 2002/96/EC and may
not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste!
Failure to follow these cauons may expose you to risks,
can cause damage to the light system and will void the warranty!

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How to Install
2
SHARK 500 HEADLIGHT
BOLT TAIL LIGHT
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
Attach the rubber strap to one
end of the light bracket;
Hold the light with one hand
and with another hand secure
it with the rubber strap across
the handlebar;
For further details, click the
link and watch the video:
cycletorch.com/pages/videos
Attach the rubber strap to one
end of the light bracket;
Hold the light with one hand
and with another hand secure
it with the rubber strap across
the seatpost;
For further details, click the
link and watch the video:
cycletorch.com/pages/videos

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How to Charge
SHARK 500 HEADLIGHT
BOLT TAIL LIGHT
1 2 3
1 2 3

1 2 3
1 2 3

Remove the rubber cap
at the bottom of light;
Connect the light to your PC,
or a 5V max 2A USB battery
charger with the USB cable.
The power button lights up,
and charging starts;
When the power button turns
blue, charging is complete.
Remove the USB cable.
Remove the rubber cap
at the bottom of Tail Bolt;
Connect the Tail Bolt to your PC
or a 5V max 2A USB battery char-
ger with the USB cable. The lens
lights up red when the charging
starts;
When the lens lights up green
- charging is complete. Remove
the USB cable;
Charging time: 2 hours
The cable (or other accessories) supplied with the Cycle Torch bike light MUST be
used only to charge the Cycle Torch bike lights. The Manufacture or/and the Seller
are not responsible for any damage caused by using the supplied accessories with
the devices other than Cycle Torch bike lights.
WARNING
TIPS AND TRICKS:
• When your PC is in a sleep state, the light cannot be charged;
• Flashing light of the power button shows that a charging error has occurred. Remove and reinsert
the USB cable, then begin the recharge process again;
• The battery charges to about 80% after approximately 4 hours for a headlight and 2 hours for a tail light;
• Charging and lighting times are approximate values, and will vary by environmental and user conditions.
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Switching lighting modes
OPERATION MODES
The initial short press of the power button will
turn the light on High mode. Each additional short
press of the power button switches the light from
one mode to the next in the following order:
1High
2Medium
3Low
4Flash
TURNING OFF SHARK 500
Press and hold the button for one
to three seconds.
CHECKING BATTERY LEVEL
When the light is turned o, press the button
for 3 seconds and release. The light will ash
from 1 to 10 times indicating the remaining
battery level (10 ashes indicate - 100% charge,
9 ashes - 90%, 8 ashes – 80% …).
LOW BATTERY LEVEL
The power button light will glow red when the
battery level is low and the light will automati-
cally turn o when the battery level is too low.
This system protects the battery from damage,
but since it draws a small amount of current,
it can drain the battery beyond the minimum
voltage of the battery. That is why the light
must be turned o when the button glows red
or within 5 minutes of it glowing red.
Do not wait unl the light goes completely out as this will greatly reduce the number
of charge cycles that the baery can be used and can render the baery unusable.
Charge your bike light every 2-3 months when stored or not in use to prevent
baery degradaon.
Operating modes: High Medium Low Flash
Run time (in hours) 1,5 315 30
Power (in lumens) 500 250 50 500
SHARK 500 HEADLIGHT
4

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Switching lighting modes
OPERATION MODES
The initial two short presses (or single press for
earlier models) of the power button will turn on
the light on High mode. Each additional short
press of the button switches the light from one
mode to the next, in the following order:
1High
2Slow ashing
3Quick ashing
4Pulse
5O
TURNING OFF
Press & Hold of the power button will
shut down the Tail Bolt.
RUNNING TIME:
5 – 20 hours, depending on the use mode.
LOW BATTERY LEVEL
The Tail Bolt will automatically turn o when the
battery level is too low. This system protects the
battery from damage, but since it draws a small
amount of current, it can drain the battery beyond
the minimum voltage of the battery. That’s why
it’s not recommended to turn ON the lights after
the programmed shutdown.
Do not wait unl the Tail Bolt goes completely out as this will greatly reduce
the number of charge cycles that the baery can be used and can render the
baery unusable. It is highly recommended to recharge periodically the Tail Bolt.
Charge your bike light every 2-3 months when stored or not in use to prevent baery
degradaon.
Operating modes: High Slow
ashing
Quick
ashing Pulse
Run time (in hours) 5 15-20 10-15 10-15
Power (in lumens) 10 10 10 10
BOLT TAIL LIGHT
5
Operation/
Power button

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6
Model Specications
SHARK 500 HEADLIGHT
• Model range: SHARK 500 USB light
• Brightness: 500 LM
• Water-resistant grade: IP65
• Light source: CREE XML T6 ultra-bright LED
• LED lifespan: 50,000 hours
• Low power consumption
• Battery: 1 x SAMSUNG 18650, 3.7V,
2400 mAh Li-ion
• Charge time: 4 ~ 10 hours
• Low power warning: red light warning
(blue uorescent ring changes to red)
• Battery running time:
- 90 minutes in High mode (500 lumens)
- 180 minutes in Medium mode (250 lumens)
- 900 minutes in Low mode (50 lumens)
- 1800 minutes in Flash mode (500 Lumens)
• Material: high-quality nylon plastic (ABS)
• Fluorescent waterproof indicator ring
for greater night visibility
• Finish: dierent colors available
• Weight: 100 g
BOLT TAIL LIGHT
• Model range: Tail Bolt
• Brightness: 10 lm
• Water-resistant grade: IP65
• Light source: 3535 ultra-bright LED
• LED lifespan: 50,000 hours
• Battery: lithium-polymer rechargeable
• Charge time: 2 ~ 4 hours
• Battery running time:
- 300 minutes in High mode
- 900 ~ 1200 minutes in Slow ashing mode
- 600 ~ 900 minutes in Quick ashing
- 600 ~ 900 minutes in Pulse mode
• Material: high-quality aluminum and top-class
nylon plastic (ABS)
• Finish: black
• Included accessories:
- Silicone strap which ts all standard seat posts;
- Micro USB charging cable.
• Weight: 30 g

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Warranty, Support,
and Customer Service
To register your product please go to
https://cycletorch.com and follow the steps.
Our product quality is controlled strictly in ac-
cordance within the standards of Cycle Torch
quality certication program.
To ensure that all users enjoy the product, we
oer one year warranty within one year from
purchase date, under normal use, the consumer
will be provided free warranty service for any
quality-related problems!
WARRANTY SERVICE EXCLUSIONS:
1Any damages that are caused by other than
normal use, including, but not limited to
physical damages.
2Any user modication, repairs, or disassembly
of the product without factory authorization.
3Missing warranty Registration.
When requesng warranty service, customer should present
Amazon Order ID or numbers provided by online retailers.
For further informaon concerning
warranty condions or for any
addional issues, please e-mail us at:
[e-mail]