The Skywoods D6HL Dive Headlamp is a hands‑free lighting tool designed for underwater use, offering a high‑output head‑mounted beam with robust construction and simple controls. The unit produces up to 1,400 lumens via a single Luminus SST40‑P2 LED and delivers a beam distance of up to 200 metres in its highest mode. 

Its compact aluminium‑alloy housing is rated to 100 metres depth (IPX8) and built to withstand a 1 metre impact, making it suitable for both recreational and technical diving. 

The Sea Dragon Mini 1600 from SeaLife is a compact LED dive torch yielding up to 1,600 lumens courtesy of a Luminus SFT‑40 emitter. Its narrow beam angle—6° in air and approximately 4.5° underwater—delivers focused illumination ideal for long‑range pointing or spotting sea life in crevices. Its anodised aluminium body is depth-rated to 100 metres, and dual O‑ring seals combine with a safety pressure‑release valve to protect internal components.

It features three high-efficiency Cree XP-L HI LEDs that provide a stable, wide-angle beam and a magnetic switch that allows for easy beam angle adjustment. The torch includes an integrated temperature control system, enabling safe use both underwater and on the surface. Users can toggle between four operating modes: full power, low power, flashing and off. It offers easy, one-handed control, an adjustable wrist strap, and an “electronic lock” that requires a double-click to turn on the torch, helping to prevent accidental activation.

The AL1300NP dive light is highly versatile. Its compact design delivers 1300 lumens, making it ideal for various situations, from exploration dives to backups. It boasts a 10° beam angle and adjustable power settings. The charge indicator, located as an indicator light on the main button, allows you to monitor battery life at any time, offering up to 20 hours of autonomy! Supplied in a waterproof bag, you can choose the color of your lamp either black or camo to match the rest of your equipment.

Compatible with all Ocean Reef IDMs from the Space and Neptune lines, its reduced size and patent-pending placement inside the mask offer increased negative buoyancy of the system as well as comfort. Smaller and lighter than the VL, the Vesper does not require adhesive or screws and can be installed by the user with no training. It features an infrared sensor, SOS mode, charging via USB, and multipurpose case for protection of the unit during storage and transport. In addition, it illuminates the user’s
face, allowing for identification without blinding the diver.

The diver has the option of either using six nickel metal hydride rechargable batteries (Ni-MH) that generates 1,500 Lumen or upgrading to a Li-ion (lithium-ion) rechargeable battery pack that will give you 4,000 Lumen.

Nanight have indicated that there are four power settings. Depending on which battery solution the diver is using, they can expect a five to nine hour burn time on the lowest setting.

Key Features

• Four power settings: high, medium, low, very low
• Rechargeable six nickel metal hydride (Ni-MH) rechargable batteries (2300 mAh): generates 1,500 Lumen
• Burn Time: 1 hour at full power followed by two hours at stepped down power, or nine hours minimal light level
• Rechargeable lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery: generates 4,000 Lumen
• Burn Time: 50 minutes at full power, two hours at stepped down power, or five hours minimal light level
• 120 cm / 47' cable
• 10° Lens
• Soft Goodman Hand