Exposure Lights ACTION 1 9, ACTION 1 16, ACTION 1 9PLUS, ACTION 3 20, ACTION 1 100 User Manual
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Located on the back of the light unit is the Function Button.
The function button operates the light. The Bi-colour and / or OLED screen informs you of the mode and the battery power status.
· To turn on the light, double click the function button, the light turns on in the brightest mode.
· To switch between the constant settings, press the Function Button once. When the setting is changed the colour of the button
for the rst 3 seconds informs you which light mode has been selected. Thereafter the BI-colour LED’s indicate your fuel level.
· To turn off the light, press and hold the Function Button for 1 second. The light will go out, release the button and the light
will have switched off.
· To activate strobe from ON mode press and hold the button for two seconds. The light will turn off and then ash. Release
the button after the rst ash.
· To activate S.O.S from ON press and hold the button for four seconds. The lights will turn off and then ash, continue to
hold the button for two seconds and then release.
Note: OLED screen is only on the ACTION 3
The ACTION series gain improved functionality with TAP. A simple tap to the light or light mount will change the mode to allow
simple control through the light or the attachment brackets, without the need to locate the button. TAP can be activated and
deactivated as required along with altering sensitivity.
To change any TAP settings, from OFF, press and hold the button for three seconds.
ACTION 1
When you release the Function Button it will go green for two seconds. While it is lit tap the light to select a setting. To turn TAP on in its
most sensitive setting tap the light once, two taps will select medium sensitivity and 3 taps will select the least sensitive setting. To turn
TAP off, following the initial three second hold do not tap the light the light will change from green to double ash red indicating TAP is
deactivated (see website for instructional video).
ACTION 3
Release the function button when the OLED display shows TAP H. Press again, each time adjusting the TAP sensitivity
between high, medium and low. The 3rd press will deactivate TAP (TAP OFF). Having chosen the preferred setting the OLED
screen will conrm the selection by ashing the chosen setting.
QUICKSTART GUIDE
ACTION SERIES
LIGHT OPERATION
TAP (TAP ACTIVATED POWER)
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ACTION 1
Following the 3 seconds of mode indication the bi-colour becomes the Fuel Gauge.
The colour of the button now indicates the approximate percentage of battery power left
ACTION 3
OLED Screen
The display at the rear of your light will display the reaming runtime in hours and minutes.
Exposure Lights patented technology combats loss in efciency of LEDs at elevated temperatures. The technology maintains
optimum output for maximum efciency.
Exposure Lights have undertaken extensive research into the effect of temperature on LED output. There is an optimum
temperature where the balance between light output and battery burn time peaks, beyond this LEDs becomes inefcient.
The intelligent circuitry of ITM monitors the temperature of the LEDs and adjusts power accordingly to ensure the LEDs remain
at there optimum efciency. The adjustment of the power doesn’t noticeably drop the light output, it only maximises burn time.
The combination of ITM and new improved body designs for increased heat dissipation ensures that no power is wasted,
maximising burn time.
FUEL GAUGE FUNCTION
ITM (INTELLIGENT THERMAL MANAGEMENT)
LED BATTERY %
GREEN 100 – 85%
GREEN PULSE 85 – 70%
AMBER 70 – 55%
AMBER PULSE 55 – 40%
RED 40 – 25%
RED PULSE 25 – 10%
RED FLASH 10% – Empty
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1. Connect the USB charging lead to a 5V USB power supply.
2. The charger head will magnetically attach to the light, locating over the terminals.
3. Whilst charging the rear bi-colour will ash green.
4. Each cell will take around 3 hours until approximately 95% full When all cells are 95% full the bi-colour will illuminate
solid green. It will then trickle charge to 100% which could take 1 more hour.
RE-CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
ACTION 3
No. of LED's
Beam Angle In Air
(degrees)
Beam Distance
(metres)
Li-ion Cells
Max Output
(lumens)
Runtime
(hours)
Charge time
(hours)
ACTION 3 20 3 20° 3
2500 1
9
160 1000 2
500 4
ACTION 3 100 3 100° 3
2500 1
9
30 1000 2
500 4
ACTION 1
No. of LED's
Beam Angle In Air
(degrees)
Beam Distance
(metres)
Li-ion Cells
Max Output
(lumens)
Runtime
(hours)
Charge time
(hours)
ACTION 1 9 1 9° 1
1000 1.5
3
254 500 3
250 6
ACTION 1 16 1 16° 1
1000 1.5
3
160 500 3
250 6
ACTION 1 100 1 100° 1
1000 1.5
3
25 500 3
250 6
ACTION 1 9PLUS 1 9° 3
1000 4
9
254 500 8
250 16
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Inspect and test your Exposure light before every outing in the dark.
Keep your light clean, and the lens free of dirt and salt. The lenses are made of hi-tech resin but can be scratched. Be careful
when cleaning your light. Never use a high pressure hose. Do not use harsh abrasive or corrosive materials to clean your
Exposure Light.
MAINTENANCE
· Head Band (single-cell lights)
· Ball Mount S (single-cell lights)
· Ball Mount L (2 or more cell-lights)
· Neoprene Hand Mount (2 or more cell-lights)
ACCESSORIES
Exposure Lights are very powerful lighting systems. Always
take care when operating. Do not look directly into the
light. This may cause serious injury. Do not shine directly
at others.
Exposure Lights / Ultimate Sports Engineering Ltd. accept
no liability for any injuries or other damages arising from the
use of their product in any circumstances.
We design them. We make them. We are here to help.
If you are experiencing any problems with your Exposure
Light or accessories please contact us directly at:
Service: +44 (0)1798 839300
Alternatively contact your Exposure Dealer/Distributor check
web for details www.exposurelights.com
WARNING
For more information please visit:
exposurelights.com
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