Aspen + headlight

[Chinto]

Does anyone here know if the ncm aspen has the headlight hookup hiding in the frame under the battery the same way the Moscow does?

 

[Peter M]

Yes it does. unscrew the to top conection and a loose wire is inside for a light.

 

[Fred]

Yes it does. unscrew the to top conection and a loose wire is inside for a light.

And is that loose wire a 48V source that does not have any on/off capability via the controller?

 

[Chinto]

And is that loose wire a 48V source that does not have any on/off capability via the controller?

It wont be 48 v

 

[Peter M]

I had an issue with the display when I first got mine 7 months ago and was looking at all the connections. I thought I found the problem when I found the loose wire. From memory it went down the tube to the controller and was live, I would presume 48 volts.

 

[Peter M]

It wont be 48 v

Ok not 48volt? I presumed because NCM sell light kits that are for their bikes that are 24/36/48 volt that depending on battery that would be the voltage source. Any idea what the voltage will be on a 48volt battery?

 

[Fred]

Ok not 48volt? I presumed because NCM sell light kits that are for their bikes that are 24/36/48 volt that depending on battery that would be the voltage source. Any idea what the voltage will be on a 48volt battery?

I don't have an NCM bike but a different one with the same DAS Kit system. Mine is a 48V battery and the lead for the lights comes directly from the battery and is 48V. I assume the light lead for any DAS Kit setup will be the same as the battery.