Whats in the box:Computer, Pressure Gauge, HP Hose
The Veo 180 is an easy to use, compact computer suitable for divers of all experience levels. Designed for diving with air or nitroxmixtures up to 50 percent, the Veo 180's extensive functions are accessed via one button at the base of the display. It is shown here in a console with a SlimLine Pressure Gauge.
The SlimLine tracks tank pressures up to 5,000 psi and has a thermometer at the base of its luminescent face.
The brand new Swiv Console allows you to custom position your instruments with an allen key.
The Veo 180 operates as an air or nitrox computer down to 330 feet and a depth gauge/bottom timer to 399 feet. It has large, easy to read alphanumeric displays and color coded graphs where green means "go," yellow means "caution" and red means "stop." There are a variety of user settable audible and visual alarms. The computer can be turned on before your dive, but if you forget, it turns itself on underwater. The batteries have a 300 hour lifetime and are user replaceable at any time without the loss of data.
The Veo 180 offers both time to fly and nitrogen offgasing countdowns. It automatically adjusts for altitude and for use in salt or fresh water. It displays temperature and time of day.
The Veo 180 has audible and/or visual alarms or displays for - High 02
- High and maximum PO2
- Safety stops
- No decompression time remaining
- O2 time remaining
- Ascent rate
- Oxygen loading
- Nitrogen loading
- Low battery
Also user settable: - Time of day in either 12 or 24 hour format
- Metric or Imperial measurements
- Dive mode display (four choices)
With the Veo 180 you'll never forget to make a safety stop and you won't have to guess where or how long to make it, the computer alerts you visually and audibly when you reach 15 feet and shows you when the safety stop time is up.
The Veo 180 offers backlighting but lets you determine the length of time it stays on, from 0 to 7 seconds. It also lets you choose as many as four main and one alternate dive mode displays.
The number of dives stored in the Veo 180's memory depends upon the sampling rate frequency, which is user settable. Storage of as many as 150 dives is possible with a low frequency. An optional OceanLog PC Interface lets you download this data.