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ACCESSORY DEVICE FOR MOTORCYCLES
Motorcycle Headlight Modulators; Motorcycle Headlight Modulator; Motorcycle Headlamp Modulator

headlight         
  • Directional (steering) headlamp (middle) on a 1928 Willys-Knight 70A Touring
  • 1679108}}
  • U.S. standard 7-inch headlamp combining low and high beam with turn signal lights below on a 1949 [[Nash 600]]
  • Chrysler 300]]
  • Rectangular sealed-beam headlamps with turn signal light below on a 1979 [[AMC Concord]]
  • ECE dipped/low beam
  • ECE high/main beam
  • front position light]] function
  • front position light]] function
  • Digitally controlled adaptive non-glare multi-LED headlamp technology, on the [[Audi A4]]
  • Opel Vectra]] C
  • Audi Matrix Laser headlamp at [[Consumer Electronics Show]] 2014
  • European (top) and US (bottom) headlamp configurations on a [[Citroën DS]]
  • 1917 advertisement for the Corning Conaphore headlamp lens shown above
  • Corning]] Conaphore. [[Selective yellow]] "Noviol" glass version shown.
  • Headlamp sold in Sweden not long before '''[[Dagen H]]''' changeover from left to right hand traffic. Opaque decal blocks the lens portion for low beam upkick to the right, and bears the warning: "Not to be removed before 3 September 1967".
  • Directional (steering) headlamps on a [[Citroën DS]] – the driver can see clearly through curves.
  • [[Woodlite]] reflector-optic headlamp (1926−1932) US-Patent 1.660.699.
  • cm]])
  • H7 bulb
  • Lens optics, side view. Light is dispersed vertically (shown) and laterally (not shown).
  • Projector optics, side view
  • A reflector-optic headlamp on a [[Jeep Liberty]]. The clear front cover lens serves only a protective function.
  • Reflector optics, side view
  • Headlight indicator example
  • abbr=on}} round sealed-beam headlamp with lens optics on a [[Jaguar E-type]]. The flutes and prisms spread and distribute the light collected by the reflector.
  • 1957 [[Citroën 2CV]] with [[selective yellow]] headlamps and auxiliary lamp
  • LED headlamp inside
  • Headlamp leveling
  • HID projector low beam headlamp illuminated on a [[Lincoln MKS]]
  • right-traffic]] beam shown
  • Mercedes Benz C-Class]]
  • Mazda 323F]]
  • Two Mercedes-Benz SL: right with US-spec sealed beam type headlamps; left with normal headlamps for other markets
  • Intelligent Light System on A-Class
  • Citroën Ami 6]]
  • Symmetrical high beam illumination of road surface
  • Headlamp washers in action on a [[Skoda Yeti]]
  • Ford Model T with acetylene gas headlamps
LAMP MOUNTED IN THE FRONT OF A VEHICLE
Headlights; Carlight; Directional headlamp; Xenon HID headlamp; Xenon HID lamps; Xenon HID lamp; Automatic headlight dimmer; Headlamps; Headlight styling; Square headlight; Square light; Bi-xenon HID headlamp; Automotive headlamp; Automatic headlight; Adaptive headlights; Headlight; "Home safe" headlamps; Home safe headlamps; Home Safe Headlamps; Bicycle lamp; Car light; HID headlamp; Hid headlamp; H4 lamp; High beam lamp; Adaptive highbeam; Adaptive High Beam Assist; High beam; Low beam; Adaptive Highbeam Assist; Adaptive headlamp; Adaptive Front-lighting System (AFS); Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS); Intelligent Highbeam; Adaptive Front-lighting System; Automatic highbeam headlamp; LED headlamp; High-Beam Assist; High beams; Low beams; Low Beams; Low Beam; High Beams; High Beam; Adaptive highbeam assist; Glare-free high beam; Adaptive headlamps; H4 Bulb; H2 lamp; Hi-beam; H4 (lamp); Laser bulb; Laser lamp; Head lamp; Head-lamp; Halogen Infrared Reflective; Matrix LED; MULTIBEAM LED; Bi-xenon; Bi-Xenon; Selective Beam; Anti-dazzle High-Beam Assistant; High-Beam Assistant; Adaptive High-beam System; Automatic High Beam; LED Headlamp; High-intensity discharge headlamp; High-intensity discharge headlight; Dynamic Light Assist; Adaptive high beam; Automatic high beam; Variable headlight range control; Auto High Beam; Intelligent Light System; Bi-xenon headlamp; LED headlight; Headlamp Assist; Active Light System; High-beam headlight; Automatic headlamp; HID headlight; Xenon headlamp; Active High Beam; Adaptive Headlight; Bi-Xenon headlight; High-beam assistant; Adaptive headlight; High Beam Assistant; LED Headlight; LED High Performance headlamp; Non-glare high beam; Projector headlamp; HID Headlight; High Beam Assist; Cornering light; Headlamp lens cleaning system; Xenon plus; Adaptive Highbeam Assist Plus; Active light function; Adaptive Highbeam Assist PLUS; Advanced Front-Lighting System (AFS); Adaptive Lighting; Auto high-beam; Active Light Function; Advanced front-lighting system (AFS); Partial main beam; Adaptive front lighting; Bi-xenon headlight; Country mode; Country light; Motorway mode; Light function for roundabouts; Non-glare highbeam; Laser headlamp; Adaptive light; Polyellipsoidal headlamp; Xenon headlight; Headlamp leveling; Adaptive front-light system; Adaptive Front-light System; LED headlights; Adaptive front light; Intelligent High Beam; Genesis Intelligent Front-lighting System; GuideMatic
(headlights)
A vehicle's headlights are the large powerful lights at the front.
N-COUNT
Headlamp         
  • Directional (steering) headlamp (middle) on a 1928 Willys-Knight 70A Touring
  • 1679108}}
  • U.S. standard 7-inch headlamp combining low and high beam with turn signal lights below on a 1949 [[Nash 600]]
  • Chrysler 300]]
  • Rectangular sealed-beam headlamps with turn signal light below on a 1979 [[AMC Concord]]
  • ECE dipped/low beam
  • ECE high/main beam
  • front position light]] function
  • front position light]] function
  • Digitally controlled adaptive non-glare multi-LED headlamp technology, on the [[Audi A4]]
  • Opel Vectra]] C
  • Audi Matrix Laser headlamp at [[Consumer Electronics Show]] 2014
  • European (top) and US (bottom) headlamp configurations on a [[Citroën DS]]
  • 1917 advertisement for the Corning Conaphore headlamp lens shown above
  • Corning]] Conaphore. [[Selective yellow]] "Noviol" glass version shown.
  • Headlamp sold in Sweden not long before '''[[Dagen H]]''' changeover from left to right hand traffic. Opaque decal blocks the lens portion for low beam upkick to the right, and bears the warning: "Not to be removed before 3 September 1967".
  • Directional (steering) headlamps on a [[Citroën DS]] – the driver can see clearly through curves.
  • [[Woodlite]] reflector-optic headlamp (1926−1932) US-Patent 1.660.699.
  • cm]])
  • H7 bulb
  • Lens optics, side view. Light is dispersed vertically (shown) and laterally (not shown).
  • Projector optics, side view
  • A reflector-optic headlamp on a [[Jeep Liberty]]. The clear front cover lens serves only a protective function.
  • Reflector optics, side view
  • Headlight indicator example
  • abbr=on}} round sealed-beam headlamp with lens optics on a [[Jaguar E-type]]. The flutes and prisms spread and distribute the light collected by the reflector.
  • 1957 [[Citroën 2CV]] with [[selective yellow]] headlamps and auxiliary lamp
  • LED headlamp inside
  • Headlamp leveling
  • HID projector low beam headlamp illuminated on a [[Lincoln MKS]]
  • right-traffic]] beam shown
  • Mercedes Benz C-Class]]
  • Mazda 323F]]
  • Two Mercedes-Benz SL: right with US-spec sealed beam type headlamps; left with normal headlamps for other markets
  • Intelligent Light System on A-Class
  • Citroën Ami 6]]
  • Symmetrical high beam illumination of road surface
  • Headlamp washers in action on a [[Skoda Yeti]]
  • Ford Model T with acetylene gas headlamps
LAMP MOUNTED IN THE FRONT OF A VEHICLE
Headlights; Carlight; Directional headlamp; Xenon HID headlamp; Xenon HID lamps; Xenon HID lamp; Automatic headlight dimmer; Headlamps; Headlight styling; Square headlight; Square light; Bi-xenon HID headlamp; Automotive headlamp; Automatic headlight; Adaptive headlights; Headlight; "Home safe" headlamps; Home safe headlamps; Home Safe Headlamps; Bicycle lamp; Car light; HID headlamp; Hid headlamp; H4 lamp; High beam lamp; Adaptive highbeam; Adaptive High Beam Assist; High beam; Low beam; Adaptive Highbeam Assist; Adaptive headlamp; Adaptive Front-lighting System (AFS); Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS); Intelligent Highbeam; Adaptive Front-lighting System; Automatic highbeam headlamp; LED headlamp; High-Beam Assist; High beams; Low beams; Low Beams; Low Beam; High Beams; High Beam; Adaptive highbeam assist; Glare-free high beam; Adaptive headlamps; H4 Bulb; H2 lamp; Hi-beam; H4 (lamp); Laser bulb; Laser lamp; Head lamp; Head-lamp; Halogen Infrared Reflective; Matrix LED; MULTIBEAM LED; Bi-xenon; Bi-Xenon; Selective Beam; Anti-dazzle High-Beam Assistant; High-Beam Assistant; Adaptive High-beam System; Automatic High Beam; LED Headlamp; High-intensity discharge headlamp; High-intensity discharge headlight; Dynamic Light Assist; Adaptive high beam; Automatic high beam; Variable headlight range control; Auto High Beam; Intelligent Light System; Bi-xenon headlamp; LED headlight; Headlamp Assist; Active Light System; High-beam headlight; Automatic headlamp; HID headlight; Xenon headlamp; Active High Beam; Adaptive Headlight; Bi-Xenon headlight; High-beam assistant; Adaptive headlight; High Beam Assistant; LED Headlight; LED High Performance headlamp; Non-glare high beam; Projector headlamp; HID Headlight; High Beam Assist; Cornering light; Headlamp lens cleaning system; Xenon plus; Adaptive Highbeam Assist Plus; Active light function; Adaptive Highbeam Assist PLUS; Advanced Front-Lighting System (AFS); Adaptive Lighting; Auto high-beam; Active Light Function; Advanced front-lighting system (AFS); Partial main beam; Adaptive front lighting; Bi-xenon headlight; Country mode; Country light; Motorway mode; Light function for roundabouts; Non-glare highbeam; Laser headlamp; Adaptive light; Polyellipsoidal headlamp; Xenon headlight; Headlamp leveling; Adaptive front-light system; Adaptive Front-light System; LED headlights; Adaptive front light; Intelligent High Beam; Genesis Intelligent Front-lighting System; GuideMatic
A headlamp is a lamp attached to the front of a vehicle to illuminate the road ahead. Headlamps are also often called headlights, but in the most precise usage, headlamp is the term for the device itself and headlight is the term for the beam of light produced and distributed by the device.
headlight         
  • Directional (steering) headlamp (middle) on a 1928 Willys-Knight 70A Touring
  • 1679108}}
  • U.S. standard 7-inch headlamp combining low and high beam with turn signal lights below on a 1949 [[Nash 600]]
  • Chrysler 300]]
  • Rectangular sealed-beam headlamps with turn signal light below on a 1979 [[AMC Concord]]
  • ECE dipped/low beam
  • ECE high/main beam
  • front position light]] function
  • front position light]] function
  • Digitally controlled adaptive non-glare multi-LED headlamp technology, on the [[Audi A4]]
  • Opel Vectra]] C
  • Audi Matrix Laser headlamp at [[Consumer Electronics Show]] 2014
  • European (top) and US (bottom) headlamp configurations on a [[Citroën DS]]
  • 1917 advertisement for the Corning Conaphore headlamp lens shown above
  • Corning]] Conaphore. [[Selective yellow]] "Noviol" glass version shown.
  • Headlamp sold in Sweden not long before '''[[Dagen H]]''' changeover from left to right hand traffic. Opaque decal blocks the lens portion for low beam upkick to the right, and bears the warning: "Not to be removed before 3 September 1967".
  • Directional (steering) headlamps on a [[Citroën DS]] – the driver can see clearly through curves.
  • [[Woodlite]] reflector-optic headlamp (1926−1932) US-Patent 1.660.699.
  • cm]])
  • H7 bulb
  • Lens optics, side view. Light is dispersed vertically (shown) and laterally (not shown).
  • Projector optics, side view
  • A reflector-optic headlamp on a [[Jeep Liberty]]. The clear front cover lens serves only a protective function.
  • Reflector optics, side view
  • Headlight indicator example
  • abbr=on}} round sealed-beam headlamp with lens optics on a [[Jaguar E-type]]. The flutes and prisms spread and distribute the light collected by the reflector.
  • 1957 [[Citroën 2CV]] with [[selective yellow]] headlamps and auxiliary lamp
  • LED headlamp inside
  • Headlamp leveling
  • HID projector low beam headlamp illuminated on a [[Lincoln MKS]]
  • right-traffic]] beam shown
  • Mercedes Benz C-Class]]
  • Mazda 323F]]
  • Two Mercedes-Benz SL: right with US-spec sealed beam type headlamps; left with normal headlamps for other markets
  • Intelligent Light System on A-Class
  • Citroën Ami 6]]
  • Symmetrical high beam illumination of road surface
  • Headlamp washers in action on a [[Skoda Yeti]]
  • Ford Model T with acetylene gas headlamps
LAMP MOUNTED IN THE FRONT OF A VEHICLE
Headlights; Carlight; Directional headlamp; Xenon HID headlamp; Xenon HID lamps; Xenon HID lamp; Automatic headlight dimmer; Headlamps; Headlight styling; Square headlight; Square light; Bi-xenon HID headlamp; Automotive headlamp; Automatic headlight; Adaptive headlights; Headlight; "Home safe" headlamps; Home safe headlamps; Home Safe Headlamps; Bicycle lamp; Car light; HID headlamp; Hid headlamp; H4 lamp; High beam lamp; Adaptive highbeam; Adaptive High Beam Assist; High beam; Low beam; Adaptive Highbeam Assist; Adaptive headlamp; Adaptive Front-lighting System (AFS); Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS); Intelligent Highbeam; Adaptive Front-lighting System; Automatic highbeam headlamp; LED headlamp; High-Beam Assist; High beams; Low beams; Low Beams; Low Beam; High Beams; High Beam; Adaptive highbeam assist; Glare-free high beam; Adaptive headlamps; H4 Bulb; H2 lamp; Hi-beam; H4 (lamp); Laser bulb; Laser lamp; Head lamp; Head-lamp; Halogen Infrared Reflective; Matrix LED; MULTIBEAM LED; Bi-xenon; Bi-Xenon; Selective Beam; Anti-dazzle High-Beam Assistant; High-Beam Assistant; Adaptive High-beam System; Automatic High Beam; LED Headlamp; High-intensity discharge headlamp; High-intensity discharge headlight; Dynamic Light Assist; Adaptive high beam; Automatic high beam; Variable headlight range control; Auto High Beam; Intelligent Light System; Bi-xenon headlamp; LED headlight; Headlamp Assist; Active Light System; High-beam headlight; Automatic headlamp; HID headlight; Xenon headlamp; Active High Beam; Adaptive Headlight; Bi-Xenon headlight; High-beam assistant; Adaptive headlight; High Beam Assistant; LED Headlight; LED High Performance headlamp; Non-glare high beam; Projector headlamp; HID Headlight; High Beam Assist; Cornering light; Headlamp lens cleaning system; Xenon plus; Adaptive Highbeam Assist Plus; Active light function; Adaptive Highbeam Assist PLUS; Advanced Front-Lighting System (AFS); Adaptive Lighting; Auto high-beam; Active Light Function; Advanced front-lighting system (AFS); Partial main beam; Adaptive front lighting; Bi-xenon headlight; Country mode; Country light; Motorway mode; Light function for roundabouts; Non-glare highbeam; Laser headlamp; Adaptive light; Polyellipsoidal headlamp; Xenon headlight; Headlamp leveling; Adaptive front-light system; Adaptive Front-light System; LED headlights; Adaptive front light; Intelligent High Beam; Genesis Intelligent Front-lighting System; GuideMatic
(also headlamp)
¦ noun a powerful light at the front of a motor vehicle or railway engine.

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Motorcycle headlamp modulator

A motorcycle headlamp modulator (or simply headlamp modulator) is an accessory device that oscillates the intensity of a motorcycle headlamp at 240 ±40 cycles per minute (~4 Hz) between approximately 20% and 100% of full intensity. The headlight operates at full intensity 50-70% of the time. United States and Canadian regulations require headlight modulators to include a light sensor that disables modulation when the ambient light level drops below a certain point. When this happens, the headlamps burn steadily.