Suunto Zoop Novo Wrist Scuba Diving Computer is an easy-to-use entry-level dive computer designed for recreational divers. It features a large backlit display, five dive modes, and continuous decompression tracking for a safe and enjoyable diving experience.

Product Specifications:

• Model: Zoop Novo (Without USB)
• Display: Large, backlit LCD screen
• Dive Modes: Air, Nitrox, Gauge, Free, Off
• Maximum Operating Depth: 80m (262ft)
• Decompression Algorithm: Suunto RGBM
• Battery Type: User-replaceable CR2450
• Water Resistance: 100m (328ft)
• Connectivity: No USB cable included (optional purchase)

Key Features:

Easy-to-Read Display: Large, backlit LCD screen provides clear dive data, even in low-light or deep-water conditions.
Five Dive Modes: Supports Air, Nitrox (up to 50% O₂), Gauge, Free Diving, and Off modes for versatile diving experiences.
Continuous Decompression Algorithm: Uses Suunto RGBM to ensure safe ascent calculations and optimal dive planning.
User-Replaceable Battery: Long-lasting CR2450 battery with an easy replacement process for extended usability.
Durable & Water-Resistant: Built to withstand depths up to 80m (262ft), making it ideal for recreational and advanced divers.

How It Works:

The Suunto Zoop Novo tracks your depth, time, ascent rate, and decompression status using the Suunto RGBM algorithm for safe dive planning. It features a large, backlit display for easy underwater readability and offers five modes, including Air, Nitrox, and Free Diving. The user-replaceable battery ensures long-lasting use, while its rugged design makes it suitable for various diving environments.

FAQs:

Can I log my dives without a USB cable?

Yes, the device stores dive logs internally, but you’ll need to purchase a USB cable separately to transfer data to a computer.

Does this dive computer support multiple gas mixes?

It supports Nitrox diving (up to 50% oxygen) but does not allow switching between multiple gas mixes during a dive.

Is it suitable for technical diving?

No, the Zoop Novo is designed for recreational diving and does not support Trimix or CCR (closed-circuit rebreather) diving.

How long does the battery last?

Battery life depends on usage, but typically lasts 2-3 years with regular recreational diving before needing replacement.