Dive Computer Pressure Test Chamber
Worry-Free Dive Computer Battery & O-Ring Service Testing.
Eliminate Post-Service Floods and Protect Customer Gear
Every professional dive centre wants to hand over a perfectly sealed dive computer after a routine service. The ultimate nightmare is a customer returning from their next dive with a flooded device.
Using our scuba pressure test chamber, you can confidently verify watertight integrity immediately after replacing batteries or O-rings.
100% Dry Testing: How It Protects Expensive Electronics
Unlike primitive test methods, our Pressure tester keeps your customer's expensive equipment completely safe from liquid damage during initial failure checks:
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Air-Only Pressurisation: The dive computer or small dive light is placed in the dry upper chamber and safely pressurised with air.
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Submersion & Venting: The device is then submerged in the water chamber.
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Bubble Detection: If a seal is compromised, air escaping during the venting process creates visible bubbles.
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Zero Water Damage: Because the interior of the computer maintains higher air pressure, only air can push out—water cannot enter the housing.
Chamber Technical Specifications
Built in-house for extreme durability and precise workshop benchmarking:
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Max Working Pressure 8 Bar / 116 PSI Simulates depths up to 70 meters / 230 feet
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Chamber Height 540 mm / 21.25 inches Accommodates large wrist units & consoles
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Inner Diameter 140 mm / 5.51 inches. Allows testing of small backup scuba dive lights
User manual
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Pressure test chamber (manual and first use).
If you would like to have more information on our pressure tester and how it functions, read our blog: Checking your dive computer for leaks with a dive computer pressure tester
