Petrel 3 Dive Computer

The Petrel 3 is the newest and greatest iteration of the Petrel

WHAT'S NEW?!

• The Petrel 3 has a new, upgraded Titanium Bezel and Titanium Piezo Buttons.
• The screen has also been improved with a toughened aluminosilicate glass screen.
• Vibration alarms

Features of the Petrel 3 Dive Computer

• Up to 4 transmitters can remotely transmit your gas supplies to the Perdix 2 (optional)
• AA Battery offers easy battery changes and when using lithium saft batteries you can get up to 100 hours of use
• Air, nitrox, trimix capable
• Air / Nitrox / 3 Gas Nitrox / OC Tec / CC / Gauge Modes ... The 4-Pin and Fischer version of the Petrel 3 also have CC EXT and SCR EXT Modes for monitoring PPO2.
• User customizable display
• Dive planner built-in
• Vibration alarms
• 3 axis, tilt compensated, digital compass
• Buhlmann GF algorithm
• Upgradeable firmware
• Up to 5 OC / 5 CC Gases can be programed
• LCD with LED Backlight with variable light output
• 950' depth rating
• 1,000-hour dive log
• Bluetooth wireless technology
• Optional VPM-B algorithm 
• Shearwater Cloud capabilities for virtual logbook

Who is it for?

This Petrel 3 is the computer for the demanding diver that would like an advanced feature set that can grow with you. As a standalone computer, it can perform all the features a recreational diver would ever want and can grow with that diver as they add air integration, decompression requirements, trimix usage, or rebreather diving. The Petrel 3 has a slightly larger display than the Perdx 2.

Size

3.3" x 2.97" x 1.5"

Strap Options

Bungee straps and elastomer straps included

What is in the box?

Petrel 3 2, Strap Kit, Bungee, Battery Compartment Tool, and Hard Case

Which Model Should I Choose:

- Standalone - Perfect for any open circuit diver

- Fischer - This model includes a Fischer port connection and is recommended for the ccr diver whose rebreather is outfitted with a Fisher Cable for PPO2 Monitoring

- 4- Pin - This model includes a 4-Pin connection and is recommended for the ccr diver whose rebreather is outfitted with a 4-PIN Cable for PPO2 Monitoring