JAS 40 60W DC 9-85V 7000LM High Brightness LED external spotlight

JAS 40 60W DC 9-85V 7000LM High Brightness LED external spotlight

Rs. 699.00
Sale price  Rs. 699.00 Regular price  Rs. 999.00
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JAS 40 60W DC 9-85V 7000LM High Brightness LED external spotlight

JAS 40 60W DC 9-85V 7000LM High Brightness LED external spotlight

Rs. 699.00
Sale price  Rs. 699.00 Regular price  Rs. 999.00

JAS 40 — 60W High-Intensity LED Headlight

Upgrade your ride with the JAS 40 LED Headlight — engineered for riders who demand maximum visibility and reliability. With a blinding 7000 lumens of crisp, white light output and a wide voltage compatibility range of DC 9–85V, this headlight performs flawlessly across motorcycles, scooters, ATVs, trucks, and off-road vehicles.

Key Specifications

  • Power: 60W
  • Voltage: DC 9–85V (universal compatibility)
  • Brightness: 7000 Lumens
  • Light Source: High-intensity LED
  • Beam: High & Low Beam
  • Waterproof Rating: IP67
  • Heat Dissipation: Aviation-grade aluminium housing with built-in cooling fan
  • Lifespan: 30,000+ hours

Why Choose the JAS 40?

  • 🔆 7000LM ultra-bright output — see further, react faster, ride safer
  • Wide voltage range (9–85V) — compatible with 12V, 24V, 48V, and 72V systems
  • 🌧️ IP67 waterproof — built to handle rain, mud, and dust
  • 🔧 Plug-and-play design — fits most standard headlight mounts with minimal modification
  • 🏍️ Ideal for motorcycles, e-bikes, ATVs, trucks, and off-road vehicles

FAQ

Q: Is the JAS 40 compatible with my motorcycle?

A: Yes — the JAS 40 supports DC 9–85V, making it compatible with most 12V and 24V motorcycle electrical systems, as well as 48V and 72V e-bikes and electric scooters.

Q: Will it work without a relay?

A: For most modern motorcycles, a relay harness is recommended to protect your stock wiring from the 60W draw. For vehicles with heavy-duty wiring, a direct connection may work, but using a relay is always best practice.

Q: Is it waterproof?

A: Yes. The JAS 40 carries an IP67 waterproof rating, meaning it is fully protected against dust and can withstand immersion in water up to 1 metre for 30 minutes.

Q: Does it have both high beam and low beam?

A: Yes — the JAS 40 features a dual-beam design with separate high and low beam modes, controlled via your existing handlebar switch.

Q: Will it cause electrical interference?

A: The JAS 40 is built with EMC shielding to minimise interference with dashboards, GPS, and other electronics. If you experience any interference, installing an anti-flicker harness resolves it in most cases.

Q: What is the lifespan?

A: The high-quality LED chips are rated for 30,000+ hours — that's years of daily riding without needing a replacement.

How to Fit the JAS 40

  1. Disconnect the battery — Always disconnect the negative terminal of your battery before starting any electrical work.
  2. Remove the original headlight — Unscrew the headlight retaining ring or bracket. Carefully unplug the stock connector from the wiring loom.
  3. Install the relay harness (recommended) — Connect the relay harness inline between the battery and the JAS 40. The harness takes power directly from the battery and uses the stock headlight signal to trigger the relay — reducing load on original wiring.
  4. Connect the JAS 40 — Plug the JAS 40's connector into the relay harness (or directly into the stock connector if your wiring supports it). Match Hi/Lo beam wires: Hi beam to Hi, Lo beam to Lo, ground to ground.
  5. Mount the headlight — Secure the JAS 40 into the headlight bracket using the included mounting hardware. Tighten firmly but do not overtighten.
  6. Aim the beam — Before reconnecting the battery, position the headlight so the low beam illuminates the road ahead without dazzling oncoming traffic. Adjust the tilt bracket as needed.
  7. Reconnect the battery and test — Reconnect the negative terminal. Switch the ignition on and test both high and low beam. Check for flicker — if present, install an anti-flicker capacitor or CANBUS decoder.

Note: Professional installation is recommended if you are not confident working with motorcycle electrics.

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