OrcaTorch D910V designed for use in challenging environments such as cave diving

[OrcaTorch dive light]

The OrcaTorch D910V is a high-quality underwater dive light designed for use in challenging environments such as cave diving. Here are some of the features that make it well-suited for this purpose:

Brightness: The D910V has a maximum output of 5,000 lumens, which provides excellent visibility in dark cave environments.

Beam Angle: The light has a wide 120-degree beam angle, which is ideal for illuminating large areas and helping you navigate through tight spaces in caves.

Magnetic fast charging system: Fast Charging: so you can spend less time waiting for it to recharge and more time exploring the underwater world. The D910V can be fully charged in just 2.5 hours.

User-friendly: The light is easy to operate, with a simple push-button switch for turning it on and off and adjusting the brightness level. It also has a battery indicator that lets you know when it's time to recharge.

Overall, the OrcaTorch D910V is a reliable and powerful dive light that would be an excellent choice for anyone looking to explore caves and other challenging underwater environments.

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[afieldofblue]

Is the D910V constant discharge (which requires a control circuit, as found in Light and Motion lights, Keldan etc) to provide constant output or does it start to dim as power diminishes?
thanks

 

[sheeper]

I was recently in Truk and used a D910v for my GoPro videos. I also had my canister light (from another well-known dive light company). On most dives, the D910v was the only light i needed. Even at 140-200fsw, deep inside some of the wrecks, the D910v was an outstanding performer! Most dives were long tech deco with the light running 60 minutes or more. I will probably pick up another one soon!

 

[afieldofblue]

Paul, does it dim as battery discharges or is it constant output?