Motogadget mo.stop

This product is a tunable digital brake light modulator that gives you various blinking modes for your light. Turn conventional brake lights into an eye-catching hazard light.

Vehicles behind you can see your brake light easier, especially for custom bikes with small or low riding brake lights.

Once installed, the m-Stop does not have to be removed. Simply reprogram it instead.

The m-Stop can also be used as flasher relay with automatic deactivation. It can be programmed to deactivate the turn signal after 20 seconds.

Application as brake light controller:

• ultra compact and light - in essence just a piece of cable attached to a tiny, candy-sized device
• hassle-free wiring into the wiring harness - just connect in series with the brake light
• 8 different brake light illumination/flashing patterns available (see below)
• almost load independent - applicable for almost all LED brake lights (min. 1 Watt) or conventional brake light bulbs
• utterly hassle-free connection using only two cables - just connect in series
• short circuit proof, - automatic overload protection - protection against voltage surges from the on-board system
• no heat generation while operating
• also applicable for 6 V brake lights
• immediate loss free and brighter illumination of the brake light - water tight and vibration resistant 

Application as flasher relay (with or without automatic deactivation):

• almost load independent (min. 1 Watt)
• always constant flasher frequency
• therefore suited for almost all LED turn signal lights, all micro and halogen turn signal lights as well as all 10-watts and 21-watts turn signal lights etc.
• ideal for custom bikes and mods with little mounting space - no bulky conventional relay
• works with 4 turn signal lights or 2 handle bar end turn signal lights etc.
• utterly hassle-free connection using only two cables - just connect in series
• also applicable for 6 V turn signal lights
• Also applicable as flasher relay WITH AUTOMATIC DEACTIVATION

The 8 different brake light patterns are:

1. Continuous light
2. Fade in, fade out with 3 Hz
3. Flashing with 5 Hz
4. 8 times flashing with 5 Hz and then continuous light
5. 2 times flashing with 5 Hz, then 1 second continuous light, then starting again
6. M-wave, fade-in, fade out, flashing relay
7. Flashing relay, automatically switching off after 20 seconds of operation
8. Standard flashing relay