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Suunto Dive Computer D5

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Suunto Dive Computer D5


Suunto D5 dive computer is designed to be so clear and easy-to-use that you can just enjoy and focus on exploring the wonderful underwater world. When not diving, connect wirelessly to Suunto app and receive notifications from the applications you use. Play with style by choosing your favorite color or just by simply changing the straps to match your looks. Suunto D5 dive computer connects your two lives: the adventure under the surface but also the great experiences you can relive and share with your friends afterwards.

What's new on the Suunto Dive Computers D5

 

Bezel material: Stainless steel
Glass material: Mineral crystal
Case material: Reinforced composite
Strap material: Silicone
Weight 90 g / 3.17 oz
Water resistance 100 m (ISO 6425, EN 13319)
Battery type rechargeable lithium-ion
Firmware upgradable
Time, date
Alarm clock 1 daily alarm
Dual time
Stopwatch timer
Vibration alert
Backlight LED
Configurable backlight
Display resolution 320 x 300
Battery indicator icon + dive hours remaining
Metric and imperial units
Display type

Memory in pixel

 
Maximum operating depth (EN 13319)

100 m / 328 ft (EN 13319, ISO 6425)

Nitrox (and air)
Freedive
Gauge
Dive time 0 to 999 min
Surface time 0 to 100 h
No fly time
Safety Stop
Deep Stop
Ascent time display 0 - 999 min ( > after 999)
CNS/OTU (OLF) calculation
Gas time
Gas consumption (real-time)
Custom displays 4 per dive mode
Visual style

Graphical

Personal adjustment

P+2, P+1, P0, P-1, P-2

Altitude adjustment 0 - 300 m / 300 -1500 m / 1500 - 3000 m
Gases up to 3 gases (Oxygen 21 - 99%)
Gas max pO2

1.6

Timer
No-decompression planner
Logbook bookmarks
Dive History lifetime
Decompression model

Suunto Fused™ RGBM 2

Logbook sampling rates

scubadive 10s, freedive 1s

Wireless air integration

optional (up to 3 different tanks with Suunto Tank POD)

Logbook memory

200h or 400 dives which comes first