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Suunto Zoop Novo Dive Computer

SKU: SS021645000

$299.95

Suunto EON Steel Dive Computer

SKU: SS020305000

$1,349.95

Petrel 2 SA OC/CC Standalone Dive Computer

SKU: Petrel

$999.00

Shearwater Perdix AI (Air Integrated) Dive Computer

SKU: Perdix-AI

from $935.00

Shearwater Perdix Technical Dive Computer

SKU: Perdix

$849.00

Suunto EON Steel Dive Computer

SS020305000

$1,349.95

Suunto EON Steel Dive Computer

Name: Suunto Zoop Novo Dive Computer
Brand: Suunto
SKU: SS021645000
Price: 299.95 USD
Availability: InStock

The fully customizable dive computer with a bright color screen and extremely durable construction.

Explore more – Full customization

A new era in Suunto dive computers has begun. With insight from over 75 years, Suunto introduces its next generation dive computer. The intuitive Suunto EON Steel combines advanced technology with a bright color screen and customizable features and display to show clearly what you need. With heavy-duty housing, a stainless steel bezel, and user updatable software, Suunto EON Steel will dive with you for years to come.

Suunto focuses on dive computers so you can focus on your dive.

EASE OF USE

Customize to match your evolving needs
Visually intuitive, consistent presentation
Simple, easy interaction with menus and buttons
Bright, high contrast display for easy reading in any dive conditions
Use with strap or bungee (included)
Flip display

EXTREME DURABILITY

Brushed stainless steel bezel
Highly durable and resistant Xensation™ glass
Robust mechanical construction
Extensively tested and built to last
Guaranteed to 150 m depth
Rechargeable battery: 20-40 hours of dive time with one charge (one week at liveaboard)

FOR ALL DIVING

Gauge/Air/Nitrox/Trimix/CCR (fixed point)
Suunto Fused™ RGBM for maximizing dive time
No-decompression dive planner
Monitor multiple tank pressures with the new Suunto Tank POD
Easy planning and customization

Measurements 104.6 x 60.5 x 23.1 mm

Weight 347 g

Measurements 4.12 x 2.38 x 0.91 "

Weight 12.24 oz

Bezel material: Stainless Steel

Lens material: Xensation Glass

Case material: Composite

Strap material: Elastomer

Petrel 2 SA OC/CC Standalone Dive Computer

Petrel 2 SA OC/CC Standalone Dive Computer

Petrel

$999.00

Petrel 2 SA OC/CC Standalone Dive Computer

Rugged and Reliable: Rigorous testing to the highest standards, commitment to safety and proven reliability over thousands and thousands of dives has earned Shearwater divers' trust all over the world.

PETREL 2 DIVE COMPUTER MODES

OC Rec 3 gas nitrox recreational computer
OC Tec Multi gas, trimix decompression computer
CC INT Closed circuit fixed PPO2
Gauge Bottom timer with stop watch and dive logging

PETREL 2 DIVE COMPUTER FEATURES

User Replaceable AA Battery
Air, Nitrox, Trimix capable
Quick OC bailout from CC
3 axis, tilt compensated, digital compass
Decompression
Dive Planning
Buhlmann GF algorithm
Optional VPM-B algorithm
Dive Logging
Upgradeable Firmware
Smart Ready Bluetooth Interface
Optional Add-Ons & Accessories
Zippered Pouch
VPM-B

PETREL 2 DIVE COMPUTER SPECIFICATIONS

Screen Resolution 320x240 QVGA
Display Type Full colour LED LCD
Battery Type Single AA (any type)
Battery Life
AA Alkaline 35 Hours
SAFT LS14500 100 Hours
Number of Gases 5 OC / 5 CC
Dimensions
Computer (WxHxD) 83x74x39mm (3.3"x2.9"2.15")
Package (WxHxD) 120x100x77mm (4.7"x3.9"x3")
Dive Log 1000 Hours
Weight
Computer 260g (0.57lbs)
Package 360g (0.79lbs)

Petrel FAQ

What type of batteries can I use in the Petrel?

Short Answer: While almost any kind of AA sized battery works with your Shearwater Petrel, the standard 1.5V alkaline battery (the type found in stores around the world) works best.

Long Answer: There are numerous types of AA sized batteries that will work in your Shearwater Petrel, read below for more details:

Alkaline
We recommend the AA 1.5V alkaline battery (e.g. the Duracell Coppertop) because it is:
A) Inexpensive
B) Available anywhere
C) Reliable
D) Gives about 35 hours of diving
As an added bonus your Petrel provides a useful “Fuel Gauge” display for these batteries.

Saft
The Saft 3.6V LS14500 battery (used by the Shearwater Predator) is also a good choice, primarily because it has the longest usable life (90 hours on medium brightness). However they are:
A) Expensive
B) Hard to find
C) Sensitive to temperature and storage conditions
In addition they are incompatible with the new “Fuel Gauge” feature so only three levels are given: Full, Low (Yellow) and Critical (Red).

Li-Ion – Rechargeable
The 3.7V Li-Ion 14500 battery is a good choice that can be purchased online. The AW brand is recommended and typically high quality. The brands Trustfire and Ultrafire can be good, but seem to come from a wider variety of sources and many users report getting duds. The Li-Ion batteries give about 35hours per charge and are compatible with the new “Fuel Gauge” feature. Note that these batteries are actually about 4.2V when fully charged.

NiMH – Rechargeable
The 1.2V NiMH battery can also be used. These are commonly used in photo flashes and digital cameras, and can be purchased in most electronics stores. About 30 hours per charge can be expected. We recommend using the low self-discharge models typically labeled as “pre-charged”, “ready charged”, “stay charged” etc. and have capacities around 2000mAh. The older style high self-discharge batteries have higher capacities (around 2800mAh) but not recommended. They will work, but will go dead in a few weeks just sitting on the shelf. Also, all NiMH batteries are incompatible with the new “Fuel Gauge” feature so only three levels are given: Full, Low (Yellow) and Critical (Red). If you have these batteries already from your photo flash, feel free to use them. However we do not recommend buying them for the Petrel as better choices are available.

Photo Lithium 1.5V
These are the best choice for cold water divers. Sold as the Energizer brand Advanced Lithium and Ultimate Lithium batteries. The 1.5V Photo Lithium batteries offer almost double the run time in a Petrel when compared to an alkaline battery. However they can cost about 4X as much as an Alkaline. They are a good choice if you want longer run time than alkaline batteries provide or if diving in waters colder than 8 degrees Celsius (46 degrees Fahrenheit) . They can be found in most department stores or electronics stores and also in many drug stores.

Zinc-Carbon 1.5V
1.5V Zinc-Carbon batteries are el-cheapo batteries commonly found in dollar stores. Although they work, they only provide about 10 to 15 hours and so are not recommended. However if they are all you can get on a tropical island somewhere, feel free to use them.

To summarize:

Type	Nominal Voltage	Approx. Med. Battery Life	Rechargeable	Availability	Cost (USD)	Cost (500 hrs)
Alkaline	1.5 V	34 hrs	No	Excellent	$0.75	$11.50
Saft LS14500	3.6 V	90 hrs	No	Poor	$7.50	$42
Li-Ion	3.7 V	34 hrs	Yes	Poor	$12.00	$35*
NiMH	1.2 V	30 hrs	Yes	Good	$5.00	$20*
Photo Lithium	1.5 V	55 hrs	No	Good	$3.00	$27

*For rechargeable batteries, cost for 500 hours of diving is cost of 2 batteries plus charger.

How long should the battery last?

Battery life depends on two things: screen brightness and battery type.

The “Auto” brightness setting measures the ambient light to adjust the screen brightness for the best balance of battery life and screen readability.

On medium brightness a 1.5V alkaline battery gives about 35 hours of operation and 6 months of standby (battery in but computer turned off). The Shearwater Petrel uses a small amount of power while turned off to keep track of your tissue loading. Other types of batteries will give anywhere from 30 to 90 hours on medium brightness.

When I change the battery, why do I get a message saying the decompression tissues have been restored?

The Shearwater Petrel has a super capacitor that provides power to the computer during a battery change. The Shearwater Petrel uses a small amount of power even while turned off to keep track of your tissue loading.
This super capacitor has enough energy to maintain your tissue status for at least 15 minutes. This means that if your battery change takes less than 15 minutes you can continue with repetitive dives. Additionally, you will not need to set the date or time as the Petrel will have remembered it.

How do I read the “Tissues” display?

Watch the tissues demo video.

Why are the decompression tissues cleared when changing to/from Gauge Mode?

In Gauge Mode the Petrel does not know what gas you are breathing and therefore cannot track the inert gas tissue loading.

What maintenance is required for my Petrel?

The Shearwater Petrel should be stored in a clean, cool and dry environment.
Do not allow salt deposits to build up on your dive computer. Wash your computer with fresh water to remove salt and other contaminants.
Do not use detergents or other cleaning chemicals as they may damage the Petrel dive computer.
Allow to dry naturally before storing.
Do not wash with high pressure water as it may damage the depth sensor.
Store the Shearwater Petrel upright and out of direct sunlight in a cool, dry and dust free environment. Avoid exposure to direct ultra-violet radiation and radiant heat.
Do not store batteries in the Petrel for long periods (several months). Batteries can and do leak, so don’t risk your expensive computer on a simple task like removing batteries. Dead batteries are at a higher risk of leaking.

How does the Petrel compare to the Predator?

See the Petrel_vs_Predator comparison pdf.

Shearwater Perdix AI (Air Integrated) Dive Computer

Shearwater Perdix AI (Air Integrated) Dive Computer

Perdix-AI

$1,285.00

Shearwater Perdix AI Dive Computer

Shearwater Perdix AI comes standard with no transmitter. During checkout please select no transmitter or Add Transmitter for $350.

Shearwater is proud to introduce the newest member of the Shearwater family: The Perdix AI. Offering all of the same great features of the Perdix, the Perdix AI uses its large, easy-to-read screen to clearly display the tank pressure as well as your gas time remaining (GTR). The Perdix AI is capable of connecting to either one or two transmitters giving the diver the option to monitor both tanks or dive sidemount.

The Perdix AI dive computer from Shearwater search, is a robust dive computer for technical divers of all levels, and ready out of the box for air, nitrox, and trimix gasses. The Perdix AI is the newest offering from Shearwater, similar in design an operation to the Petrel line of dive computers, but in a smaller form factor.

Its simple 2-button interface and easy to navigate menu structure allows for intuitive and quick operation underwater. The Perdix AI features a large, high resolution LCD screen is both easy to read, and power efficient. The Perdix AI operates on any AA sized battery, and is user-replaceable in the field with minimal effort. The included digital compass is both accurate and smooth, and Bluetooth integration offers download and upload capability from Mac, PC, and iOS devices.

The Perdix AI may be used for open-circuit and closed circuit-diving, as well as gauge mode if desired

The small form factor of the Perdix AI does not allow for an external connection for rebreather oxygen cell monitoring. Despite this, closed-circuit rebreather divers find the Perdix AI more than adequate for CCR decompression calculations using a manually entered PO2 setpoint.

In closed-circuit mode, the Perdix AI stores banks of 5 closed-circuit diluent gasses, as well as 5 open-circuit bailout gasses. In open circuit mode, 5 bottom mixes, and 5 decompression gasses may be stored. Gas switching is performed quickly and easily with minimal button pushes. Gasses may be added or edited while underwater – useful for lost gas scenarios.

Decompression Algorithm

The Shearwater Perdix dive computer features the following modes of operation:

OC Rec - 3 gas nitrox recreational computer
OC Tec - Multi gas, trimix decompression computer
CC INT - Closed circuit fixed PPO2
Gauge - Bottom timer with stopwatch and dive logging

All Shearwater dive computers use Buhlmann ZHL-16C as the decompression algorithm. User adjustable conservatism may be achieved by manipulation of gradient factors settings in the computer’s settings. An optional VPM-B algorithm may be purchased if desired, and installed in the field.

The 2.2" Color LCD display is easy to read, with high contrast, and automatic screen brightness. The display may be customized with user-defined font colors, and may be inverted for those who wish to wear the Perdix AI on their opposite arm. Several layouts may be selected from, and fonts may be customized for size and color.

The user interface is simple to use with adaptive menus. Commands are entered with piezoelectric buttons. Warnings are clear and concise using color-coded fonts. A simple 2-button bailout allows for quick and easy changes to open-circuit. No confusing icons are used; rather the Perdix AI navigation is done with plain-language. Divers have a choice of metric, or imperial units.

The Perdix AI operates with any AA-sized battery. Shearwater Research recommends the use of Duracell Coppertop alkaline batteries for their widespread availability, and reliability. Shearwater dive computers will operate about 30 hours on a quality alkaline battery, or up to 95 hours using Saft LS14500 batteries. Li-Ion, NiMH, Photo Lithium 1.5 and Zinc-Carbon 1.5 batteries may also be used.

The Shearwater dive computers also features a super-capacitor to keep track of your tissue loading in the event a battery change is required between dives. This capacitor holds enough energy to maintain tissue status for 15 minutes. This means that if your battery change takes less than 15 minutes you can continue with repetitive dives, and don’t have to reset the date and time.

The Shearwater Perdix AI features a 1000-hour dive log, which may be downloaded via Bluetooth to a Mac, PC or iOS device using free Shearwater Desktop. The Bluetooth feature may also be used to upload firmware updates, when available.