The Sublue Vapor Underwater Scooter is a cutting-edge aquatic device designed to enhance underwater exploration and surface fun. Utilizing advanced ALO 2.0 (Active Loop Optimization) technology, it offers powerful jet propulsion for an unparalleled underwater experience.
- Dynamic Speed Customization: Choose from three speed settings—6 km/h, 8 km/h, and 10 km/h—to tailor your underwater adventure.
- High-Definition LCD Display: Monitor essential metrics such as battery level, speed, direction, water temperature, and depth on the intuitive LED screen.
- Smart Depth Management: Set and receive alerts for maximum depth limits, with a recommended maximum descent speed of 18 meters per minute and ascent speed of 9 meters per minute, ensuring safe exploration up to 40 meters.
- Advanced Propulsion System: Equipped with a 6-blade impeller and a 12-blade rear guide vane, the Vapor delivers exceptional control and thrust, achieving a maximum thrust of 21 kg.
- Removable High-Capacity Battery: The 29.6V, 13,000mAh lithium-ion battery provides up to 60 minutes of continuous use and charges from 0% to 85% in just 1 hour.
- Ergonomic and Streamlined Design: Weighing 8.6 kg and featuring a spindle-shaped body with a hydrodynamic buoyancy chamber, the Vapor ensures comfortable handling and efficient movement through water.
Technical Specifications
- Dimensions: 579 mm (L) × 379 mm (W) × 273 mm (H)
- Weight: 8.6 kg
- Maximum Speed: 10 km/h
- Operating Depth: Up to 40 meters
- Battery Capacity: 384.8 Wh
- Charging Time: Standard: 3 hours; Fast (optional): 1.5 hours (0-85% in 1 hour)
The Vapor is constructed with shock-resistant and corrosion-resistant composite materials, ensuring durability and performance in demanding marine environments.
Compatibility Information
The Sublue Vapor is suitable for healthy and skilled swimmers over 16 years of age. It is compatible with the SublueGO app for smart connectivity and data sharing, including depth, temperature, rate of depth change, and location information during your aquatic journey.
