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led fahrradbeleuchtung sigma Sigma Aura 60 + Infinity USBDas Sigma Aura 60 + Infinity USB Beleuchtungsset ist die StVZO zugelassene Mittelklasse Lsung von Sigma fr Land Pendler und Trekking Tourer. Mit 60 Lux bist du im Sweet Spot zwischen Reichweite und Akkulaufzeit. Das ist das Set, das ich Pendlern empfehle, die durch unbeleuchtete Wlder fahren oder hufig lnger unterwegs sind. Die wichtigsten Vorteile auf einen Blick StVZO zugelassen, legal im deutschen Straenverkehr 60 Lux Frontlampe, 60 m

Das Sigma Aura 60 + Infinity USB Beleuchtungsset ist die StVZO-zugelassene Mittelklasse-Lösung von Sigma für Land-Pendler und Trekking-Tourer. Mit 60 Lux bist du im Sweet Spot zwischen Reichweite und Akkulaufzeit. Das ist das Set, das ich Pendlern empfehle, die durch unbeleuchtete Wälder fahren oder häufig länger unterwegs sind.

Die wichtigsten Vorteile auf einen Blick

  • StVZO-zugelassen, legal im deutschen Straßenverkehr
  • 60 Lux Frontlampe, 60 m Leuchtreichweite für Land-Strecken
  • Eco-Modus, verdoppelt die Brenndauer für lange Touren
  • IPX4 wassergeschützt, regenfest auch bei Dauer-Pendel
  • USB-aufladbar (Micro-USB), praktisch unterwegs
  • Werkzeuglose Silikon-Halterung, passt auf 22 bis 32 mm Lenker
  • Einschaltschutz per Doppelklick
  • Infinity USB Rücklicht mit Stand- und Blink-Modus, USB-aufladbar

Für welche Bikes ist das Aura-60-Set ideal?

Fahrrad-Typ Einsatz Wertung
Trekking-Pendel-Bike Land-Strecken mit Wald-Passagen ideal
E-Trekking (z.B. Cube Touring Hybrid 500, 2024) Touren bis 25 km/h ideal
Bio-Tour-Rennrad frühe Morgen- oder Abend-Trainings ideal
Cyclocross / Gravel Schotter mit nicht-beleuchteten Strecken passend
S-Pedelec 45 km/h schnelles Fahren etwas schwach, lieber Aura 100

Was ist im Set enthalten?

  • Sigma Aura 60 USB Frontlampe, 60 Lux StVZO
  • Sigma Infinity USB Rücklicht, USB-aufladbares Rücklicht mit Stand-/Blink-Modi
  • Silikon-Halterung Frontlampe
  • Halterung Rücklicht für Sattelstütze
  • Micro-USB-Ladekabel (für beide Lampen)
  • Sigma-Originalverpackung

Technische Details

Eigenschaft Wert
Marke Sigma Sport
Modell Aura 60 USB + Infinity USB Set
Lichtleistung 60 Lux Standard
Leuchtreichweite 60 m
Brenndauer etwa 4 h Standard / 8 h Eco
Wasserschutz IPX4
StVZO-Zulassung Ja
Lade-Anschluss Micro-USB
EAN 4016224177608

Aura 60 vs. Aura 80, was lohnt sich?

60 Lux reicht für Land-Pendel mit moderater Geschwindigkeit. Wer regelmäßig auf 25 bis 30 km/h Pedelec-Tempo unterwegs ist oder echte Touren ohne jede Straßenbeleuchtung fährt, wird mit der Aura 80 spürbar entspannter fahren. Für Innenstadt und beleuchtete Strecken reicht hingegen schon die Aura 35.

Montage-Tipp von Christian

Silikon-Halterung der Frontlampe um den Lenker spannen, in unter 10 Sekunden montiert. Infinity USB Rücklicht an die Sattelstütze klemmen oder mit der mitgelieferten Universal-Halterung am Sitzrohr fixieren. Beide Lampen vor der ersten Nutzung voll aufladen (etwa 3 Stunden je Lampe). Der Doppelklick schaltet die Frontlampe ein, ein langes Drücken aus.

Wechsel-Hinweis bei Akku

Sigma-Aura-Lampen haben einen integrierten Lithium-Ionen-Akku, der nicht nutzer-tauschbar ist. Realistische Akku-Lebensdauer 3 bis 5 Jahre bei normalem Pendelbetrieb (etwa 500 bis 1.000 Ladezyklen). Bei abnehmender Brenndauer ist Sigma Service oder Neuanschaffung nötig.

Passendes Zubehör

Häufige Fragen zum Aura 60 Set

Reicht das Set für mein E-Bike auf der Straße?

Bei normalem Pedelec bis 25 km/h ja, im klassischen Pendelbetrieb absolut. Bei S-Pedelecs (45 km/h) wird die 60-Lux-Reichweite knapp, dort ist die Aura 100 die bessere Wahl. Für Pedelec-Touren mit häufigen 25-km/h-Strecken auf Land-Wegen reicht die Aura 60 in der Praxis sehr gut.

Wo bringe ich das Infinity-Rücklicht an?

Standard ist die Sattelstütze (oder das Sitzrohr bei Bikes ohne Stützen-Klemmung). Manche Trekking-Bikes haben einen Gepäckträger mit Rücklicht-Halter, dort lässt sich die Infinity USB ebenfalls einklippen. Bei E-Bikes mit fest verbautem Rücklicht-System läuft die Infinity USB als zusätzliches Brems- und Blink-Licht.

Wie viele Ladezyklen hält der Akku?

Sigma gibt etwa 500 bis 1.000 Ladezyklen an, das entspricht 3 bis 5 Jahren bei wöchentlicher Ladung. Nach dieser Zeit nimmt die Brenndauer ab. Der Akku ist nicht selbst tauschbar, dann ist die Lampe Verschleißteil.

Was ist mit dem Eco-Modus zu beachten?

Im Eco-Modus reduziert sich die Lichtleistung etwa auf die Hälfte (rund 30 Lux), die Brenndauer verdoppelt sich. Praktisch für lange Touren mit gemischten Strecken: in der Stadt Eco-Modus, im dunklen Wald auf Standard schalten. Der Wechsel geht mit einem einzigen Klick auf den Bedienknopf.

Lieferumfang

  • 1 Sigma Aura 60 USB Frontlampe (StVZO)
  • 1 Sigma Infinity USB Rücklicht
  • Silikon-Halterung Vorderlampe
  • Halterung Rücklicht
  • Micro-USB-Ladekabel
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