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  2. Workshop packaging at a glance
  3. Consumer headlights (B2C) in the workshop
  4. Questions about the product

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Retrofitting lights in the specialist workshop – workflow and workshop packs

10 min read·30 Jul 2026·Bosch, Shimano, Yamaha, Avinox1

Practical guide for workshops: identify the system, pick the matching EAN, use workshop packs (10×), documentation and liability notes.

Contents

  1. Workflow
  2. Workshop packaging at a glance
  3. Consumer headlights (B2C) in the workshop
  4. Questions about the product

Workflow

  1. Identify drive system and light port on the bike (BES3 / Shimano open ends / Yamaha / Avinox Micro M).
  2. Check the headlight plug (CT1 / HIGO / Power-Connection-System vs open ends).
  3. Pick article number and length from the catalogue. Use the workshop EAN (*bw / *Few) for repeated jobs.
  4. Install with power off. Follow drive and light manufacturer instructions.
  5. Function-test and log EAN, length and date in the job record.

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Placeholder: workshop bench with cable and headlight

Workshop scene: open WS1 carton, several cables, paper checklist; no prominent third-party logos.

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We verify connector compatibility ourselves (as of 2026-07-30). The statement describes the mechanical and electrical plug interface. It is not a warranty of further properties. Before installation, check the technical requirements of the drive system and the lighting. If unsure: use a specialist workshop.

Workshop packaging at a glance

Our workshop variants mirror the single-pack specification 1:1 (same connection type and dimensions). They differ in quantity and PPWR WS1 carton. CT22 is not included in any cable workshop pack — not even for open ends. For the workshop, connectors can or must be ordered separately: art. no. CT22-BO100 (100× per box).

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Art. no. CT22-BO100 — 100-piece box for workshop stock.

Art. no. CT22-BO100|EAN 4262582090121

Consumer headlights (B2C) in the workshop

When customers bring a consumer headlight with a CT1 / Higo Micro B compatible plug, the same CT1B system cables as in the brand guides apply. Open light ends → Avinox open, Y cable or universal Y plus CT22. We give no warranty of beam pattern, StVZO approval or drive power — only a description of the connector interface.

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Last reviewed·30 Jul 2026

Brands mentioned·Bosch, Shimano, Yamaha, Avinox1

1All trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. futurelectric is an independent manufacturer. Third-party brand names are used solely to describe product compatibility and do not imply approval or testing by the respective manufacturer. Full trademark notice