The new OrcaTorch D530 dive light

[Diverdon]

I had a chance to use my new OrcaTorch dive lights this past weekend. Lake Superior was 34 degrees at the time and the air was just a little cooler than that. Full disclosure. I was given these lights to test, but so far I am very impressed. Let me know what you think. I appreciate the feedback.

 

[johndiver999]

Does the voltage sensing light at the switch consume energy when the light is off? I have seen other lights do that, which means the light kills the battery when it is being stored.

 

[OrcaTorch]

Does the voltage sensing light at the switch consume energy when the light is off? I have seen other lights do that, which means the light kills the battery when it is being stored.

@johndiver999, it will not consume energy when the light is off. No worry

 

[Diverdon]

Does the voltage sensing light at the switch consume energy when the light is off? I have seen other lights do that, which means the light kills the battery when it is being stored.

Evidently it does not, even so, I always remove my batteries from my lights and other electronics. Good habit to get in to.

Thanks,

Don

 

[Diverdon]

Hi Don, sorry, it is our fault to have the scubaboard staff move the post here. We will have them move it out.

No problem, I just want the post to be where it is most visible to anyone considering a new light. I will continue to post reviews under the general 'lights' thread until directed to do otherwise.

Thanks,

DD

 

[Asheron]

@deverdon, where did you order your light from?

 

[Diverdon]

@deverdon, where did you order your light from?

There are a few places to get OT lights and I've provided links in the YouTube notes of the video.
This particular light isn't available for purchase yet. I received it directly from the folks at Orcatorch to test.
Thanks,

DD