Hex ezCan

[Rider 101]

Anyone installed the Hex ezCAN to run aux high beam lights?

[random1781]

Denali's Cansmart is a rebranded ezCAN, and this guy had some issues...

 

[Jesse]

I've installed the HEX, I have an AUX light and my navigation is connected. The light is is wired to its own switch not tie into high beam.  

[Rider 101]

In Australia aux driving or spot lights must be activated by the high beam.

It is not legal to have them on a separate circuit.

There must also be an isolating switch to enable them to be switched off even when high beam is on.

 

Aux low beam / fog lights can be on a separate circuit but must not be bright enough to dazzle oncoming drivers or when following another vehicle.

Edited February 21 by Rider 101

[dnrobertson]

I bought this to power/switch the STEDI LED's I have on my T7.  I tried to use the old relay method first and blew up my ECU, despite a lot of research.  This Skene is bullet proof and protects the bikes electronics.  It has a few useful functions such as running DRL with varying % of brightness and a alert function tied into the high beam switch.

 

Skene IQ-275X-IQ-275X

 

 

Edited March 21 by dnrobertson

[Hollybrook]

The Skene IQ-375 adds a conspicuity flicker and turn signal functionality to the DRL if that is something that is interesting to you. It has four channels so it can control DRLs plus headlights.

 

I am in the process of installing one with Cyclops' Aurora lights that have an amber DRL ring around the main light. I don't have a fuel tank on the bike yet, so have only been able to do some quick testing, but am very happy with what I am seeing.