Computer Mares Smart Air Dive

The Mares Smart Air Dive Computer is a compact watch sized air integrated dive computer. Light weight and sporty the Smart Air is made for the active user with a sensible price. On top of all of the diving features it is also air integrated so will pair wirelessly to an optional transmitter sold separately.

Features Computer Mares Smart Air

Hoseless tank data integration for up to three transmitters
Graphic and numeric display of tank pressure
Three-row layout comprises all relevant data including tank pressure
Multigas capable
Option to view dive time including seconds
Two customizable fields for ancillary information
Logbook capacity in excess of 95 hours of dive profile at 5-second sampling rate (scuba)
Decompression dive planner with additional surface interval function
Upgradeable firmware
Complete watch functions: stopwatch, wake-up alarm, second time zone, date
Freediving mode (apnea) with dedicated alarms
Bottom timer mode with resettable average depth and stopwatch
User-replaceable battery

LED Tank Module

The LED Tank Module allows you to transmit tank pressure directly to your Mares dive computer. Through a colour code, it is possible to see an immediate estimate of the level of gas present in a cylinder.
Once mounted on your first stage, on one of the high pressure outlets (7/16") it can be associated with your computer in no time.
Through a colour coded LED it can be used as a pressure gauge, even when on the surface. The probe has a flashing LED that indicates gas pressure using three colours: green for over 180 bar, yellow at 100 bar and red below 50 bar.
Through the use of the LED Tank Module the dive computer is able to provide you with the real consumption in litres once the cylinder volumes have been set, thus optimising bottom time according to decompression gas supply.
To prevent excessive battery consumption through flashing, if there is no change of more than 1 bar for more than 4 minutes, the flashing is deactivated.
The battery is a CR123A and allows between 150 and 200 dives, taking into account operating temperatures.