is there a computer with sound alarm for low air pressure in the tank

[jalvare2]

Need a computer to sound when reaching 500psi, to alert me.
It will be used in low/no visibility waters.

thanks.

 

[dmoore19]

I believe that most of them do. I know both of my Oceanic's do, but I have the alarms turned off because I can't hear them anyway.

 

[chrpai]

What's your plan if the computer fails?

 

[jalvare2]

It will be for the local rescue department, I know they have masks with surface communication system, but the divers have to surface just to check for his air when there is no visibility, So I think that if they could have computers connected with the tanks and with the capability to set air alarms, they could avoid these air check at the surface.

 

[chrpai]

Does this rescue department have their own process and procedures that you have to follow? This might be dictated.

 

[jalvare2]

I think they have procedures for search and rescue, But I saw the diver surfacing to check his console..... and noticed this.

 

[beaverdivers]

Need a computer to sound when reaching 500psi, to alert me. It will be used in low/no visibility waters.thanks.

Both,the Scubapro Galileo Sol & Luna have the Remaining Bottom Time ( RBT ) feature. You can set your P.S.I. to alert you!

 

[guruboy]

What beaver said. Not sure if the alarm sounds are unique though. If not, you would have to disable all alarm sounds but the PSI one.

 

[Progen]

The Suunto Vyper Air definitely has it and I don't see why the higher end models wouldn't. It's quite irritating so even if you miss it during the first few seconds, unless you're huffing and puffing hard underwater with a huge boat just above you, there's no reason why you wouldn't hear it after a while.

 

[Wolfie]

Oceanic pro plus 2
The alarms are pretty loud and annoying for time remaining pressure depth ppo and a couple more.