Air Integrated Dive Computers

An air-integrated dive computer allows divers to view live cylinder pressure directly on the screen, either via a wireless transmitter or, in the case of console computers, through a traditional high-pressure hose connection.

Beyond simply showing tank pressure, air-integrated computers continuously track your breathing rate throughout the dive. As your workload changes, the computer factors this real-time gas consumption into its calculations, refining decompression data and, depending on the model, providing useful information such as remaining air time.

For divers who enjoy analysing their dives afterwards, air consumption data is stored as part of the full dive log and can be downloaded for review. Many modern dive computers also support multiple wireless transmitters, making them a practical choice for divers using multiple cylinders or gas mixes who want to monitor each tank individually.

If you are looking for a brand new computer, but you are not sure where to start, take a look at our dive computer guide for helpful tips and insights into the different types of dive computer.  If you have any questions along the way, you’re more than welcome to email us at support@mikesdivestore.com, schedule a video consultation, or drop by our Chiswick store for expert, face-to-face advice.