Getting Started & Pairing
Download the app and pair your helmet, lights and remote.
- Download and get started with the Lumos app
- Pair your helmet and lights with the app
- Pair and set up your Lumos Remote
Choose from ready-to-ride scenes for busy roads, night rides and daytime commutes. Each scene brings your Lumos lights together with one coordinated setup.
For night rides and busier roads, Always-on keeps your lights steady across your helmet and bike so you stay clearly visible from every angle.
When you want a stronger signal on the road, Night Ride switches your setup to a faster flash pattern — helping your whole ride stand out together.
For daytime riding, Day Ride uses a slower flash pattern to help save battery while keeping your lights visible and in sync.
Turn one compatible Lumos device on, and the rest come on with it. Switch scenes from your gear, and your whole lighting setup changes together. When the ride is over, turn one off and they all shut down.
All Power On
All Power Off
Press and hold the L (left) or R (right) button on your Lumos Remote (USB-C) for two seconds to turn hazard lights on or off across your whole setup—a quick way to signal when you need extra attention. Hazard lights need the USB-C remote; the round Remote Lite doesn’t support them.
Syncing your lights never needs a remote. The square Lumos Remote (USB‑C) lets one remote control your helmet and Firefly lights together, and adds automatic brake lights and hazard lights. Already have a Remote Lite? Scenes and all-on, all-off still work with the latest update.
With your helmet: Nyxel, Ultra, Ultra E-Bike and Sonorus have turn signals built in. Pair the Lumos Remote (USB-C) to switch on automatic brake lights and hazard lights.
With Firefly and Firefly Mini: The Lumos Remote (USB-C) controls them too. One light gives you automatic brake lights; mount a left and right pair to add turn signals and hazard lights.
Pair your compatible Lumos gear, keep your devices up to date and start building scenes around the way you ride.
Connect your compatible Lumos helmet, lights and remote in one place.
Keep every device on the latest firmware with a quick update.
Create scenes around the way you ride, then apply them to all your gear.
Step-by-step guides from the Lumos Help Center—from your first pairing to fixing a stubborn update.
Download the app and pair your helmet, lights and remote.
Build scenes and keep your whole setup in sync.
See what your gear supports and keep it up to date.
Already have one? Update the app and your device firmware to turn them on.
Find your model below. Hazard lights also need the Lumos Remote (USB-C).
| Model | New app features | BLE update and hazard lights |
|---|---|---|
| Kickstart Gen 1 (PU material inside) | No | No |
| Kickstart 2 | Yes | No |
| Kickstart Lite V1 | No | No |
| Kickstart Lite V2 | No | No |
| Street | No | No |
| Matrix | Yes | No |
| Ultra | Yes | Yes |
| Ultra E-Bike | Yes | Yes |
| Firefly | Yes | Yes |
| Firefly Mini | Yes | Yes |
| Nyxel | Yes | Yes |
| Nyxel Quin | Mid‑December | TBC |
| Sonorus | Yes | Yes |
| Lumos Remote (USB-C) | Yes | Yes |
The ZX light doesn’t work with the app. Nyxel Quin support is expected in mid-December.