What's in the box

Geotere diving torch
Goodman handle
Charger
Carrying bag
Battery pack belt mount

To order a Geotere diving torch please send us an email to sales@phaethoncavinglight.com. Please inform us about the destination country.

Payment may be made by PAYPAL or Bank Transfer (IBAN).

7 XML LEDs giving up to 7300 lumens
5 brightness modes
70 minutes duration at 7300 lumens
From 10 up to 50 degrees optic
Li-Poly battery pack with protection circuit
Smart electronic current management
Overheating protection
Voltage notification
Sealed battery
No need to remove battery for charging
Magnetic rotating switch on the head
Goodman handle

Geotere is a primary light for technical diving specially designed for use in caves. With 7 XML LEDs and a maximum output of 7300 lumens, it is a very powerful light for deep dives or cave diving. It has 5 levels of brightness and this makes it ideal for many kinds of diving in various conditions.

The head is made of anodized 6082 aluminium and houses a rotary magnetic switch which is very easy to operate. It has been tested at -120 m depth but it is designed for far deeper.

The canister is made from Derlin and the battery is charged by removing the cap and attaching the connectors - the battery does not need to be removed from the canister. The battery itself is sealed within the canister, reducing risk of damage, if the cap is opened underwater.

MODES	LUMENS	RUNTIME
1	80	1 week
2	500	20hours
3	1200	8 hours
4	3000	2h 30 min
5	7300	1h 10min

geotere Diving torch

Powerful 7300 lumens

warranty - services

We provide free repair and limited lifetime warranty service for our products. We guarantee that the Geotere diving torch you have purchased has been constructed by hand to the highest standard and individually tested as to its waterproofing. If there should be any defect in the materials or manufacturing of your lamp, we will replace or repair the faulty part and return the lamp in fully working order.

features

GeoTere

How to order

some words about geotere

The Lamp is named GeoTere in the memory of our good friend George Terezakis, who was a member of our team and was involved in prototype testing of earlier models of what would develop into the GeoTere.