Ocean Reef Neptune Space Full Face Mask With SDVL

OCEAN REEF NEPTUNE SPACE MASK WITH SDVL (Shield Display & Visor Light)
Integrated Data and Illumination System

When checking important data while diving (depth and air pressure), a diver usually has to look at their wrist or console display instruments to do so. When a diver’s hands are occupied or when visibility is low, keeping track of one’s gauges may be difficult. With the SDVL, the depth and pressure data are comfortably displayed on the right and left sides of the Neptune Space visor. These two displays are accompanied with visor lights installed in the top of the visor. The depth and pressure displays are activated the moment the diver enters the water. The visor light (made of 6 in-line LED’s) is easily activated by a switch on the right side of the mask and incorporated in the surface air valve set. The SDVL is composed of:

• A canister unit with removable and rechargeable battery fit with a tank belt handle, Low Pressure and High Pressure sensors, and wet switch contacts.
• A High Pressure hose to be connected to your first stage.
• A wire connecting the main back unit to the mask, which is provided with 2 waterproof multi-pin connectors for quick connection and removal.
• A double PTT to command the on/off of the visor light (6 bright LED's on the top of the visor), the brightness of the visor light, and the on/off of the depth and pressure display LED's (if not exceeding the present safety limits shown later).

The battery may be easily unscrewed and recharged or replaced. It is protected by a black anodized anticorodal housing, with an overpressure valve to prevent explosions in the case of a battery malfunctioning. There are two o-rings on the battery body that ensure an even seal in case of an incidental partial unscrewing. A 110/220 volt battery charger is supplied with the SDVL.

Two LED’s display the tank pressure status and the diver depth. The LED’s work by a reference bar and 10 LED's showing the present data. It is an analogical/comparative display that gives the diver an immediate reminder of tank consumption as well as where the diver is in correlation to a 50 meter/150 foot water column.