Scuba Diving Computer Cressi Neon

Neon is the seventh project designed, developed and produced 100% in Italy by its subsidiary Cressi Elettronica.

It is a fully modular, extremely robust and reliable clock-format computer.

It is an elegant and versatile proposal, under its sporty appearance and attractive watch hides a very complete dive and apnea computer that stands out for its versatility.

Ideal for the advanced diver or for technical diving and for apnea or snorkeling, but surprisingly simple for the average diver due to its provision of information in a clear and simple way with only two buttons.

Dive Mode
Polyvalent 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
Modified RGBM Wienke 9 tissue algorithm
RGBM + Deep Stop algorithm (optional)
3-level customizable algorithm (Safety factor: SF0, SF1, SF2)
Allows successive dives with different mixes
Graphic indicator of CNS oxygen toxicity
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 acoustic alarms
Predefinable altitude
Audible, visual and display illuminated alarms: PO2, CNS, ascent rate, DECO, DECO skipped, maximum depth exceeded (optional)
Calibrated in salt water for maximum precision
NO DEC TIME and DEC TIME
Optional safety stop (“Stop”) in case of dives in no-stop curve
Approximate autonomy of 4 years (50 dives per year)
Temperature, time, instantaneous PO2, maximum depth allowed and mix used visible underwater at the push of a button
High-power backlit display (one press, 5 seconds)
Reset option via menu. Eliminates residual nitrogen memory for use in rental or teaching dive centers
Time display during the dive
Possibility of silencing ascent rate alarms.

Gauge Mode
Studied so that it provides the precise basic parameters for diving with mixtures with decompression tables calculated by means of specific programs.
Gauge calibrated in salt water (maximum precision)
Supply of current depth, maximum depth, dive time in minutes and seconds and temperature
Logbook of 50 dives independent of the dives made in "Gauge" mode
Medium depth
Underwater resettable stopwatch

Apnea Mode
Depth
Temperature
Down counter
Maximum depth of immersion
Duration of descent
Surface interval since previous descent
Session duration
Depth alarm, dive time, surface time
Recovery time with alarm
Indication of time during the dive
Stopwatch for static apnea
Logbook of 50 downloads per day