DIVE LIGHTS - PHILIPPINES - OCEAN DIVE SUPPLY Choose the right Dive Light for you

The dive light you choose is one of the keys to your safety and enjoyment when diving or freediving.

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We stock only the best quality dive lights on the market.

Our wide range of dive lights meets the needs of every underwater explorer.

Whether you're a Snorkeler, Diver or Freediver we have the dive light you need. 

Key factors:

1/ Quality -

• Choose only the best brands. Your dive light is an investment for your in-water experience. Select the best flashlight for you to meet your needs as it will last you for a long time if you look after it.

2/ Rechargeable or Non-Rechargeable batteries -

• Dive lights that comes with rechargeable batteries are more expensive to initially purchase in general but you don't have to buy new batteries for many hundred hours of use in most cases. With more and more less expensive rechargeable lights it means it could be a cheaper option in the end.
• Disposable alkaline batteries tend to last longer than a rechargeable type for one single use but can't be used again and need to be replaced with new ones.
• What to choose depend more on the location where your dive light will be used. If you are diving mostly from a boat with no power outlets or in remote areas the disposeable might be the only option you have.  

3/ Main Dive Light or Backup Light -

• If you are diving in very poor visibility or mainly use the light for night dives you may want to look for some powerful light like the Nanight, UW Kinetic Aqualite, C4 L2 or OrcaTorch D710 light.
• In tropical clear water condition you may get away with a bit smaller main light, like the Cressi Lucciola or Lumia or the UW Kinetics SL, SL4 or the OrcaTorch D520, all poweful enough for a night dive in clear water. 
• A smaller backup light, like the one mention above or the UW Kinetics MiniQ 40 is always advisable to carry during night dives, this dive light can also be used for daylight diving. If you carry a dive light during you day diving you will find you use it often to see under overhangs and in holes in the reef.

4/ Dive lights for Rental -

• In a perfect world the rechargeable lights are obviously the way to go but....... If a customer manage to flood your expensive rental light it might be hard to charge him/she for it.
• If you go for the alkaline battery lights you want to look for something that have a long burning time so you don't have to change battery after every night dive. The most cost effective dive light we stock is the UW Kinetic SL3, it gives you 425 lumens and a burining time of 5.5 hours to a very reasonable price.

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Available in our stores in Alona - Bohol, Boracay island, Cebu, Coron - Busuanga, Dumaguete - Negros, Mactan - Cebu, Makati - Manila, Sabang - Puerto Galera and  ODS Online

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