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- ams OSRAM now offers the first H7 retrofit lamp for motorcycles, the NIGHT BREAKER® LED GEN 2 H7
- Equipped with the latest LED technology, the NIGHT BREAKER® LED series stands for high performance, high luminous intensity and maximum light output
Premstätten, Austria and Munich, Germany (27 March 2024) - With the launch of the NIGHT BREAKER® LED GEN 2 H7, ams OSRAM, the market leader in automotive lighting, is for the first time providing an H7 retrofit lamp for low and high beam on motorcycles. The first LED H7 vehicle lamp for motorcycles approved for road traffic1from ams OSRAM impresses with its maximum light output, vibration resistance and long life. Motorcyclists can retrofit the lamp themselves and benefit from the new generation of optimized lighting.
The NIGHT BREAKER® LED GEN 2 H7 is ams OSRAM's first roadapproved1LED H7 vehicle lamp for motorcycles. At 6,000 Kelvin, it is up to 230 percent brighter2, reduces glare by up to 50 percent2and lasts up to 5 times longer3. The second generation of the H7 also scores highly in terms of sustainability. It consumes up to 55 percent less energy than traditional halogen lamps, making it an environmentally friendly and cost-effective alternative for low- and
high-beam headlamps. The NIGHT BREAKER® LED GEN 2 H7 is vibration-resistant, compact and easy to replace without the need for a mechanic.
See and be seen for greater safety
Having the right vehicle lighting is extremely important, especially at night. High light output not only makes it easier to see the road ahead it also means you can be more easily seen by other road users. The modern and efficient light produced by the NIGHT BREAKER® LED GEN 2 H7 has a color temperature similar to that of natural daylight. It offers optimized brightness with reduced glare and thus ensures greater visibility and safety on the road for everyone involved.
An overview of all approved vehicle models is available here: Compatibility lists
1Approved LED vehicle light. Applies only to countries in which approval has been granted or for which a comparable approval applies, and to vehicle models and lighting functions currently indicated in the compatibility list. For more details go to www.osram.com/nb-led
2Compared to the minimum requirements of ECE R112, while glare is up to 50% below the maximum permissible values
3Compared to traditional halogen lamps
The ams OSRAM Group (SIX: AMS) is a global leader in intelligent sensors and emitters. By adding intelligence to light and passion to innovation, we enrich people's lives.
With over 110 years of combined history, our core is defined by imagination, deep engineering expertise and the ability to provide global industrial capacity in sensor and light technologies. We create exciting innovations that enable our customers in the automotive, industrial, medical and consumer markets to maintain their competitive edge and drive innovation that meaningfully improves the quality of life in terms of health, safety and convenience, while reducing impact on the environment.
Our around 20,000 employees worldwide focus on innovation across sensing, illumination and visualization to make journeys safer, medical diagnosis more accurate and daily moments in communication a richer experience. Our work creates technology for breakthrough applications, which is reflected in over 15,000 patents granted and applied. Headquartered in Premstaetten/Graz (Austria) with a co-headquarters in Munich (Germany), the group achieved EUR 3.6 billion revenues in 2023 and is listed as ams-OSRAM AG on the SIX Swiss Exchange (ISIN: AT0000A18XM4).
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