NAMI Tail Light (suit Burn-e, Klima and Blast)

• The NAMI tail light introduced late 2023 mounts within the new tail-light compatible extended plastic fender (mudguard). Suits Burn-e, Klima and Blast.
• Typically required when replacement is needed from physical damage, electrical failure or as uplift for better visibility on early model Burn-e that only had the older style side light strip, often on the plastic battery box of earlier builds.
• Includes two M4 x 6mm socket head screws (0.7mm pitch thread, without washer) and one 3/16 cable clamp with associated self tapping screw.
• Genuine NAMI Factory Spare, wired for plug-and-play installation.

Notes:

1. Requires tail-light compatible extended fender as that fender provides mounting point.
2. You can fit longer screws, 10mm in length (button head for ascetics) as the threaded holes in light are typically observed as 7mm deep and the fender + washers usually lengths out to 10mm. The sockets are easier to work with the buttons provide a nice flush finish inside the fender.
3. Klima led strip lights that had harmonic distortion and impacted reliable operation of electric braking.
4. Does not suit NAMI Stellar.
5. This product connects to the Green 5-pin e-bike connector on the lower (shorter) main cable. On Burn-e models without this tail light, that connector is used for the LED strip that runs around the perimeter of the battery. You can provide an additional 5-pin connector to run both concurrently with the Dual Light variant of the lower (shorter) main cable.
6. If you have the older yellow chase LED strip attached to the perimeter of the battery, indicators on this product and the LED strip will function concurrently. As the yellow chase strip has been discontinued, newer Burn-E models (~late 2023 onwards) will have no LED strip chase.
7. If retrofitting to Burn-e, cable routing along the non-extended fender can be undertaken by a) uplifting to the newer non-extended rear fender that has two holes for routing or b) drilling holes into side of your existing non-extended fender. Both methods achieve the same result, the cable is zip tied to holes in the non-extended fender.
8. Front Turn Signals also available, introduced March 2024.
9. Installation video