Scuba diving underwater torches and dive lights can be vital, especially when deep diving or cave diving. As you get further below the water's surface your surroundings become dark due to the depth you are at. A diving torch allows you to see exactly what lies ahead of you when your eyes fail to do so. Crucial in certain dive situations such as diving expeditions without natural light, a dive torch could be the only source to allow you to see your surroundings and help avoid any unwanted accidents when in unfamiliar territories.
Dive lights also come in handy when you need to check your compass or another un-illuminated piece of important equipment. Scuba diving torches can also be used to communicate between buddies and get there attention while exploring the ocean's depths.
We strongly recommend you take a dive light along with you on every dive you undertake. Even if it is just a tropical daytime dive, most experienced divers will have a small pocket torch which allows them to shine it either in a nook or overhang at certain fishes bringing their colours alive!
Some divers prefer a rechargeable torch. Although they are slightly more expensive than the conventional battery torch they do not require new batteries after a couple of dives, so can be more economical in the long run. Some rechargeable dive lights such as the Light and Motion range can be charged without opening the torch eliminating all risk of flooding.
At The Scuba Doctor dive shop we hold a large selection of dive torches and dive light accessories to assist you when diving, from well-known dive brands including: Atorch, Dive Perfect, i-Torch, Finnsub, Intova, Light and Motion, Light Monkey, OrcaTorch, Tektite, Tovatech and Underwater Kinetics.
How do you figure it all out? Give us a call or an email if you have any questions on lighting. We'll be happy to help you sort it out.
If you need to travel with your dive light by passenger aircraft we recommend choosing NiMH battery chemistry. Their burn time is more than enough for most diving, they cost less and you don't have to worry about your dive light starting a fire.
The Scuba Doctor is located south of Melbourne at Rye on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula — an easy diversion on your way to and from going diving at Portsea, Sorrento, Blairgowrie, Rye or the back beaches.
The dive shop is located south of Melbourne at:
The Scuba Doctor Australia
Boon Wurrung Country
1/49 Peninsula Ave
RYE VIC 3941
AUSTRALIA
Melway: 168 C6
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Latitude: 38° 22.612′ S (38.376869° S / 38° 22′ 36.73″ S)
Longitude: 144° 48.395′ E (144.806583° E / 144° 48′ 23.7″ E)
From Flinders Street Railway Station, Melbourne CBD
This journey by public transport will take from 3 to 4 hours depending on the time of day you are travelling.
Train: Take the train from platform 8 to Frankston.
Walk: To the bus stop in Young Street, near the Franston Railway Station.
Bus: Take the Route 788 bus towards Portsea. Get off at stop Hygeia St/Point Nepean Rd (Rye).
Bus: From Hygeia St/Point Nepean Rd (Rye) bus stop take Route 787 bus towards Sorrento.
Get off at stop Rowley Recreation Reserve/Melbourne Rd (Rye).
Walk: Along Melbourne Rd 350m.
Turn slight right at Peninsula Ave.
Continue to 49 Peninsula Ave.
For you specific needs, please use the Public Transport Victoria Journey Planner.
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