Perfect light output, good visibility at night, and better visibility during the day—modern LED technology for Vespa GT/GTS models.
The stylish SIP Headlight Unit LED can be installed without major modifications. Unlike many standard Headlight Units, this model features a subtle LED parking light strip in the center. This gives the Headlight Unit a modern look while blending harmoniously into the Vespa’s overall design, so it doesn’t look out of place.
- Significantly improved night visibility
- Elegant design with a subtle LED parking light strip
- Easy installation using the original Headlight Plug
- E-approved for legal use on public roads
The headlight unit features high-power LEDs for high and low beams and connects easily to the original Headlight Plug. On older models, the parking light function can also be used via a separate wire. Thanks to its E-approval, the headlight unit may be used legally on public roads.
Technical Details
- Low-beam luminous flux: 1,067 lumens
- High-beam luminosity: 1,844 lumens
- Voltage: 12 V DC
- Power consumption (low beam): 13.1 W
- Power consumption (high beam): 19 W
- Power consumption (parking lights): 0.7 W
- Temperature range: -40 °C to +70 °C
- Certification: E-approved
Note: If the Headlight Unit beam height is not optimally adjusted, it can be adjusted from the front via the Adjusting Screw located on the underside of the Handlebar.
Conclusion: The SIP LED Headlight Unit combines powerful light output, legal approval, and a modern look into a practical upgrade for Vespa GT/GTS models.
These products are a perfect fit – SIP TIPS:
- Order LED indicators and LED Rear Lights at the same time to complete the lighting setup both visually and technically.
Press and Expert Reviews
“High light output, good visibility at night, and better visibility during the day—plus it’s stylish, modern, and energy-efficient: Following the Headlight Unit LED, the Bavarian SIP SCOOTERSHOP has now also developed a Black Edition suitable for Vespa GT and GTS series models.”
–MOTO MOBIL, Fall/Winter 2020/2021 issue, No. 034