Cressi Neon Orange

DESCRIPTION

CRESSI NEON ORANGE is the seventh project designed, developed and produced 100% in Italy by its subsidiary Cressi Elettronica. It is a watch-format dive computer of completely modular construction, extremely robust and reliable. Cressi has full quality control of this product as it is entirely developed and manufactured by Cressi Elettronica, both in terms of software programming and its construction and manufacturing, quality control and after-sales service. It is a watch-format dive computer. New menu navigation system and parameter input for maximum usability and intuitiveness. Noteworthy is the ease of configuration, navigation through the different menus and access to the large amount of information it provides, always in a very intuitive way. A low-power processor further extends battery life and makes use of the CRESSI NEON ORANGE smoother.

On the technical side, the User-Friendly Display System (UFDS) screen, 38 millimeters in diameter, comes with the addition of high-intensity backlighting that produces up to 4000 MLux, doubling the power of previous dive computers and producing a clearer view on deep dives. Two buttons on the right side of the CRESSI NEON ORANGE allow management of four dive modes: alongside the classic Air, Nitrox (EAN) and Gauge modes, a powerful Freediving mode is added for breath-hold dives.

FEATURES

• Case in impact-resistant technopolymers. This composition allows for great lightness, resistance to impacts and aesthetic aging.
• The dive computer case is extremely flat.
• Ultra-slim profile (maximum height 14 mm).
• Two low-profile push buttons.
• Case diameter of only 48 mm.
• Large UFDS (User Friendly Display System) screen of 37 mm diameter vs 48 mm total case diameter.
• The layout of information, screen contrast, proportions and digit size have been studied to facilitate reading. All data is presented segmented with subtle dividing lines that facilitate reading even in stress or emergency situations.
• New high-performance, low-power processor.
• High-intensity backlit display activated by button press or in case of alarm (5 seconds per press).
• High-resistance mineral glass screen.
• Guaranteed resistance up to 120 m depth.
• Optional Bluetooth interface.
• Thermoplastic rubber strap with stainless steel buckle.

DIVE MODE

• Versatile Air/Nitrox.
• Possibility of using two different mixes in the same dive, 1st mix from 21% to 50%, 2nd mix from 21% to 99% O² in 1% increments.
• RGBM Wienke 9-tissue modified algorithm.
• RGBM + Deep Stop algorithm (optional).
• Customizable algorithm in 3 levels (Safety factor: SF0, SF1, SF2).
• Allows successive dives with different mixes.
• CNS oxygen toxicity graphic indicator.
• PLAN mode (dive planning).
• PP02 adjustable from 1.2 to 1.6.
• Logbook: 50 dives per mode or 40 hours.
• Ascent rate with graphic indicator and visual and audible alarms.
• Pre-settable altitude.
• Audible, visual and screen backlight alarms: PO2, CNS, ascent rate, DECO, missed DECO, maximum depth exceeded (optional).
• Calibrated in salt water for maximum accuracy.
• NO DECO TIME and DECO TIME.
• Optional safety stop in no-decompression dives.
• Approximate battery life of 4 years (50 dives per year).
• Temperature, time, instantaneous PO2, maximum permitted depth and mix used visible underwater at the press of a button.
• High-power backlit screen (one press, 5 seconds).
• Reset option via menu. Clears residual nitrogen memory for use in dive centers for rental or instruction.
• Time display during the dive.
• Possibility of silencing ascent rate alarms.

GAUGE MODE

• Designed to provide the basic parameters needed for diving with decompression tables calculated using specific programs.
• Depth gauge calibrated in salt water (maximum accuracy).
• Display of current depth, maximum depth, dive time in minutes and seconds, and temperature.
• Logbook of 50 dives independent of dives carried out in Gauge mode.
• Average depth.
• Resettable stopwatch underwater.

FREE (FREEDIVING) MODE

• Depth.
• Temperature.
• Descent counter.
• Maximum dive depth.
• Descent duration.
• Surface interval since previous descent.
• Session duration.
• Depth alarm, dive time, surface time.
• Recovery time with alarm.
• Time display during the dive.
• Stopwatch for static freediving.
• Logbook of 50 descents per day.