2M Engineering has developed and patented a divers alarm to provide divers with a safer diving experience. Divers alarm offers a completely new way of increasing diving safety. The divers alert watch has a special emergency button. When pressed a alarm signal in form of sound and light can be heard over large distances (up to 30m) so that other divers can be alerted in case of emergency. Exact specifications can still be modified. The same watch can when using a pressure sensor also be used to guide beginners how to ascend and gives an alarm when a set maximum depth is exceeded.
Dive Safer, More Relaxed
2M Engineering has developed and patented a drivers alarm to provide divers with a safer diving experience. Diving, whether for the thrill and adventure of the unknown or the ultimate relaxation experience can be dangerous even for the most experienced. It is important to be trained correctly and take all of the necessary precautions so as not to put yourself at unnecessary risk. Divers Alarm offers a completely new way of increasing diving safety.
Underwater Alarm Using Sound & Light
It comprises of highly advanced technology fully integrated into a specially designed watch interface. It allows divers in danger to alarm other fellow divers that they are running out of oxygen. The diver’s alarm watch is activated the moment it hits the water ensuring easy use. It alerts others of the danger by sounding loud underwater alarms and flashing strobe lights. These sounds can be heard up to depths of 30 meters. Divers alarm provides a support system for divers in the water. This leads to a more relaxed dive on the whole. It also allows for greater freedom for divers who are not very confident yet.
Key features
Underwater sound & light alarm hearable over long distances.
Possible to add pressure sensor to support ascend and guard maximum depth limit.
Waterproof, low power solution.
Log alarms and depth profile.
Bluetooth Smart connectivity for sending essential (compressed) information to smartphone / cloud.
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