Power Options

There are basically two ways the Autocom systems can be powered... Portably or 12volt Bike Powered. 

The new Logic systems can both be powered portably using standard AA batteries (x3), or alternatively connected to the bike's 12volt power.

The Logic systems come "out-of-the-box" ready to run on a AA batteries.  Depending on the age and condition of the battery, the Logics will run for approximately 30 to 50+ hours. 

Alternatively, the Logic can be connected to your bike's battery using the standard 12volt power lead (part 2427)

The Super Pro Auto system is 12volt power ONLY, and this unit comes with the necessary 12volt power lead.

For further details on Power Leads from Autocom, please download the  Bike Power Leads manual:

Bike Power Instructions

Please also refer to the FAQ (How to power Autocom Systems) page for further information on Power Leads.

There are a variety of replacement or optional power leads available:

Easi-PLUS Power Lead (Part: 1533)	12-volt Power Lead (Part: 2427)
The Easi-PLUS Power Lead converts 12volt power from your bike to 9volt to power the Easi-PLUS (Also compatible with previous Easi-Series)	Optional power lead.  The twin lead is connected to the Bike's 12volt source as per instructions. For use with Pro M1, Pro-7, Active-7, Active-PLUS, Super Pro AVi, Logic, & Super Pro Auto

Pro/Active Series Detachable Power Leads

The Detachable Power Leads allows Autocom units to be carried in tank bags or panniers, and to be disconnected quickly and easily at the end of the day.

These leads must be used together.  For use with Active-PLUS, Super Pro Avi, Pro-7, Pro M1

Direct Battery Connection Power Lead

Direct battery connection with fused relay for switched ignition remote control. Used to control noisy electrical power supply. For use with any bike powered Autocom system