🚦 Enhance Safety with Krator PW-13001 Lamp: Brake Flasher for Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, Scooters & Rear Alert Module Review

This is a great little module that makes a big contribution to motorcycle safety. You can never be sure when it comes to standing out on the road. Using a few spare connectors I had, I was able to plug these straight into the factory wiring harness without cutting any wires. Works like a charm, very small and easy to close. I would highly recommend this little guy if you want to stand out while braking in any vehicle. IMPORTANT NOTE: Read the paper instructions for the CORRECT schematic. The ON

Worked well on my Ducati Multistrada until it stopped working. i wanted to love it Once the bike and the device have cooled down, it works great with the LED brake lights on my bike. However, it stopped working twice after about 45 minutes of driving. The ambient temperature was 93 degrees and we were driving down the freeway when it stopped working. The bike actually showed a brake light error every time it stopped working and I made sure I didn't have any brake lights at the time. I suspect…

Installed easily on a 2000 Ninja 250. Worked well. Small enough to be attached to a frame in a hard-to-reach place. Good for the price. BUT! The light goes on slowly. It flickers, then gets brighter and brighter. It takes maybe half a second for it to start flickering (very faint and not bright) and then flickers fully after about 1.5 seconds. In my opinion this is TOO SLOW. I removed it because California drivers are CRAZY and I don't want to be in the back because of the half second delay…

I installed this on a 2017 Toyota Camry SE - under the center tall brake light housing. I used fully insulated spade connectors so I could remove the flash module later. Working space was very tight and it was difficult to crimp connectors on such thin wires. There was enough space in the housing for the module and additional cables. The double-sided table fixes the module well on the bottom of the case. As if I could just back up more to step back when they see the flashing lights. I think…

I installed these after the driver almost hit me from behind on the ramp of my motorcycle. Apparently he wasn't paying attention and almost knocked me unconscious. So I did a little research at home and found that brake light modules are the best way to get other drivers' attention. So I looked at online motorcycle dealerships and they were $50 and up. Found this at a great price on Revain, took a chance and bought it. I figured it was just a cheap circuit board squeezed into a box that would…

I installed this on my 2004 Honda Shadow VT750 Aero. That works great! It flashes about 6 times and stays on on the 7th time. Not fast and not slow. that is exactly right. Installation: I used connectors to attach the ends of the unit's input and output wires, as well as the ends of the clipped positive wire that went straight to my brake light. Then I soldered the wires to the connectors. The reason for using connectors was that if the device stopped working I could just unplug it and connect…

Of course I should have read the reviews more carefully before buying this module. This module does not work well with incandescent bulbs. PERIOD - There is a long delay after the brake lever/pedal is activated and the light actually flashes. - You MUST have one unit per bulb if you want to use them. - Attempting to use one unit for the dual taillights will not work. Positive feedback must be associated with the use of LED bulbs. I have an old bike that doesn't have LEDs so my experience was…