Aladin One Matrix

Description

There is nothing on this screen to misread at depth, which is the whole design brief. A single gas, sixteen tissue compartments under the ZH-L16 ADT algorithm, and two buttons to drive the menus. SCUBAPRO position it two ways: as a first computer, and later as the backup on the other wrist once a multi-gas unit has taken over. The display is segmented LCD across the top and middle rows with a dot matrix section along the bottom. Nitrox runs 21 to 50 percent in 1 percent steps with ppO2 adjustable between 1.0 and 1.6 bar, and rated depth is 120 metres. The safety stop with timer starts itself. Visual and audible alarms and a backlight cover what a recreational diver acts on, with saltwater and freshwater modes and a deco planner behind them. Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy replaced the old IrDA link, so dives download without an infrared dongle. This listing is the wrist version; the same capsule is also built into consoles. It suits a first computer or a dependable backup.

Features

• Single gas on the ZH-L16 ADT algorithm, 16 tissue compartments
• Segmented LCD with a dot matrix lower section
• Nitrox 21 to 50 percent in 1 percent steps, ppO2 1.0 to 1.6 bar
• Automatic safety stop with timer; rated to 120 metres
• Two-button control, visual and audible alarms, backlight
• Saltwater and freshwater modes with a deco planner
• User-replaceable CR2450, two years or 300 dives
• Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy download
• Also supplied in two and three-gauge consoles, or as a bare capsule

What's Included

• Aladin One Matrix wrist computer