1.095lm per spotlight

Luminous flux

56mm

Diameter

0,8For spotlight socket

Absorption

270g

Weight

Lighting

Spotlight track

1.095

2,190 lumens per a pair

Lens system

TriOptic: spot lens mounted and flood lens included

Amber and selective yellow lenses sold separately

Beam performance

160 m range × 23 m, 50 m wide floodlight

Torque ratings declared

Type approval

Flood lens

E-Mark approved

Electric

LED

1 × Cree XPL HI at 10 W

Absorption

0,8

12 V DC, 1.6 A per pair

Construction

Spotlight dimensions

56 mm in diameter × 61 mm deep

270 g, DrySeal watertight body, Impact PC ring

Protection

IP68 and IP69K

Immersion and high-pressure jet

Equipment

Package contents

1 spotlight with spot lens installed, 1 flood lens, M8 hinged bracket with stainless-steel hardware, wiring pigtail

Manufacturer’s warranty

5

In addition to the 24-month statutory conformity warranty

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Il più compatto della serie D: 56 mm, con lente spot e flood comprese

Everything you need to know before ordering

Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: below you’ll find every detail verified against the official DENALI documentation.

Description Compact 56 mm motorcycle LED auxiliary light, 1,095 lumens, two D2 lenses

Code DNLD2050 — DENALI code DNL.D2.050

The most compact light in the D-Series: 56 mm in diameter, 270 grams, 1,095 lumens. It is designed to balance nighttime range with daytime visibility, and can be mounted where a 90 or 112 mm light would not fit—engine guards, mirror brackets, and triple clamps.

Each light comes with two lenses: the clear spot lens preinstalled and the E-Mark-approved elliptical flood lens. With a pair, you therefore get three configurations: two spot lenses for range, two flood lenses for width, or one of each. IP67 waterproof housing, oxidation-resistant polycarbonate bezel, and DataDim dimming.

It draws 0.8 A per light, or 1.6 A per pair—low even on systems already loaded with accessories.

Sold individually. DENALI's stated range figures are measured with a pair of lights installed.

Why choose it

Il D2 risolve un problema che i faretti grandi non risolvono: dove metterli. Con 56 mm di diametro e 270 grammi si monta dove gli altri non stanno, e con 0,8 A per faretto non chiede nulla all'impianto elettrico.

  • 1.095 lumen per faretto, 2.190 per una coppia.
  • Lente spot montata e lente flood omologata E-Mark comprese.
  • Pensato anche per la visibilità diurna, non solo per la notte.
  • Corpo stagno IP67 e dimmerazione DataDim.
Who is it recommended for

A chi ha poco spazio: naked, moto di piccola e media cilindrata, scooter, e adventure già piene di accessori dove non resta un punto libero per un faretto da 90 mm. È anche la scelta giusta se lo scopo principale è farsi vedere di giorno.

Se quello che cerchi è illuminare davvero la strada di notte, questo è il faretto sbagliato: guarda il D3, il D4 o il D7. I lumen del D2 sono una frazione dei loro.

Complete technical specification sheet
Technical data
  • Flusso luminoso: 1.095 lm per faretto, 2.190 lm per una coppia
  • LED: 1 × Cree XPL HI da 10 W
  • Lenti: sistema TriOptic, lente spot montata e lente flood compresa
  • Fascio: spot 160 m di portata × 23 m, flood 50 m di larghezza, valori per la coppia
  • Assorbimento: 0,8 A per faretto, 12 V DC
  • Misure: 56 mm di diametro × 61 mm di profondità, 270 g
  • Protezione: IP67, corpo DrySeal, ghiera Impact PC
  • Omologazione: lente flood omologata E-Mark
Documents and manufacturer

La lente flood ellittica compresa nella confezione è omologata E-Mark. I fari supplementari vanno montati in numero pari e simmetrici rispetto all'asse della moto: verifica numero, posizione e condizioni di accensione ammesse dal codice della strada del Paese in cui circoli.

DENALI riconosce 5 anni di garanzia convenzionale del produttore, che si aggiunge ai 24 mesi di garanzia legale di conformità. Restano esclusi usura, urti, installazione errata e modifiche ai cavi originali del faretto.

How does it work, in detail?

  • The most compact in the D series: useful light and daytime visibility where space is limited.
56 millimeters: fits where nothing else does

56 millimeters: fits where nothing else does

It is the smallest spotlight in the D series: 56 mm in diameter, 61 mm deep, and weighing 270 grams. It mounts on engine guards, mirrors, steering plates, and all those motorcycles where a 90 or 112 mm spotlight would be out of scale.

Two lenses included: mounted spot, approved flood included

Two lenses included: mounted spot, approved flood included

The TriOptic system includes a spot lens, already installed, and an E-Mark-approved elliptical flood lens with each spotlight. You can therefore choose from three configurations for a pair: two spot lenses for range, two flood lenses for width, or one of each type.

Made to be seen, not just to see

Made to be seen, not just to see

The D2 is designed to balance nighttime range and daytime visibility: when switched on during the day, it makes the motorcycle much more noticeable to oncoming traffic. DrySeal IP67 waterproof housing, Impact PC polycarbonate bezel, and LiveActive thermal management.

FAQs

For more information, see our FAQ of frequently asked questions.

Are 1,095 lumens too few?

It depends on what you need. The D2 isn't designed to illuminate like a D7; it's designed to add useful light where there's no space and to make the motorcycle visible during the day. A pair produces 2,190 lumens at 1.6 A total, so it puts very little load on the electrical system. If you're looking for range, consider the D3 or D7.

Which lenses are included?

Two: the transparent spot lens already installed and the E-Mark-approved elliptical flood lens included in the package. The amber and selective yellow lenses are sold separately.

Where do you install such a small spotlight?

At 56 mm in diameter and weighing 270 grams, it fits on engine guards, mirror brackets, triple clamps, and handguards, where 90 or 112 mm auxiliary lights won't fit or would look disproportionate. Send us your motorcycle's model and year, and we'll tell you the correct DENALI mount.

Can I assemble just one?

Yes, this product is sold individually. However, for road use, auxiliary headlights must be mounted in even numbers and symmetrically with respect to the motorcycle’s centerline: check what is required by the road traffic regulations of the country where you ride.

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