Garmin Varia RTL510 Rearview Radar Tail Light

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Garmin Varia RTL510 Rearview Radar Tail Light
Part#: 010-01980-00
Garmin Bike Tail Lights
Price: $199.99
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Stay safer on the road with the Garmin's Varia RTL510. Unlike most taillights, the Varia has two main functions: a car sensing radar, and a safety taillight. The radar syncs with Bluetooth enabled Garmin devices and provides a visual and audible alert when a car is approaching. The taillight has up to one mile of daylight visibility and can be seen from 220-degrees, allowing drivers to see you well before the radar senses them. In its brightest mode (Day Flash) it produces 65 lumens and lasts up to 15 hours. With an improved mounting system, vertical design, and longer battery life, this light knocks its predecessor out of the water. With the Garmin Varia, see and be seen.

Features:

  • Vertical design
  • Vehicle detection (140 meters away)
  • 220-degree visibility

Includes:
Mounting system
Charging cable 
Safety packet

Specifications: 

Battery life: 15 hours in Day Flash mode, 6 hours in solid or Night Flash mode
Modes: 20 lumens on solid mode, 29 lumens on night flash, 65 lumens on day flash
Wireless Connectivity: Bluetooth® and ANT+ connection to all Garmin bluetooth-enabled devices
Weight: 70g

 

This product was added to our catalog on June 13, 2018

Anonymous
Verified Owner
Saturday, Aug 3 2019 (about 5 years ago)
Garmin Varia RTL510 Rearview Radar Tail Light
work as expected. Nice to have but need the seat adapter to be positioned high above the rear wheel.
Robert Jacobs
Verified Owner
Monday, Jun 24 2019 (about 5 years ago)
Garmin Varia RTL510 Rearview Radar Tail Light
Works terrific. On a busy street, you know there is traffic, you don't need this. But on more lightly travelled roads you dont hear all the traffic.

Going straight it is not so important. Turning right I can get along without it. Turning left, very much a safety issue.

Most drivers won't hit you, its the ones that don't see, don't want to see, or don't care to see you that will kill you.
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