The DivePro S30Z is a rechargeable 3000-lumen dive light with a continuously adjustable 3°–45° beam. It is built for divers who want one light that can produce a tight, long-reaching spot for navigation and signaling, then open up for close-range inspection, macro composition or autofocus assistance.
In practical use, this is the light you carry on a night dive, wreck dive or low-visibility dive when a fixed narrow torch feels restrictive but a dedicated wide video light is too broad.
- Best for: Night diving, wreck exploration, subject spotting, macro setups and general-purpose illumination.
- Main advantage: A highly flexible 3°–45° zoom range controlled without changing lenses or light heads.
- Camera compatibility: It can be used with any camera or housing as a handheld light; mounting it to a rig requires the correct holder and mount adapter.
- Key differentiator: Its 3° setting is narrower than many competing zoom lights, producing a more concentrated inspection and signaling beam.
- Runtime: Up to 120 minutes, making it better suited to full recreational dives than compact high-output lights with short burn times.
- Tradeoff: The 45° maximum beam is useful for inspection and macro work, but it is not wide enough to replace a dedicated 100°–120° underwater video light.
Quick Specifications
3° Spot to 45° Flood Without Swapping Lights
A narrow spot travels farther through the water and gives you a defined beam for signaling, inspecting a wreck or searching into dark spaces. Open the beam toward 45° when you move closer to the reef, need a broader search pattern or want to help a camera focus on a nearby subject.
- Concentrated 3° setting for distance and precision
- Wider 45° setting for short-range inspection
- Useful when dive conditions or subjects change mid-dive
- Reduces the need to carry separate spot and flood lights
3000 Lumens for Navigation and Subject Finding
The 3000-lumen maximum output gives the S30Z enough light for demanding recreational dives, night diving and low-visibility searching. For photographers, the extra output can make it easier to locate small subjects and establish autofocus before your strobes fire.
- More output than many compact focus lights
- Useful for scanning reef structure and wreck interiors
- Helps autofocus systems acquire contrast in dark scenes
- Strong enough to serve as a primary recreational dive light
Up to 120 Minutes for Full-Dive Use
Runtime matters more than headline lumens when your light is part of your navigation or safety plan. The rated 120-minute burn time gives the S30Z enough capacity for a typical recreational dive with a useful reserve, provided the battery is fully charged and maintained correctly.
- Longer maximum runtime than many compact 3000-lumen lights
- Rechargeable 26800 power battery
- Suitable for travel, local diving and repeated photo dives
- Spare-battery planning is recommended for multi-dive days
Why Buy DivePro Lights From Bluewater Photo?
DivePro specializes in underwater dive, technical and imaging lights, giving the brand practical experience across handheld torches and camera-lighting systems. The S30Z combines a rechargeable power system, substantial depth rating and adjustable optical design in a tool intended for regular underwater use.
Bluewater Photo can help confirm whether the light should be carried by hand or attached to your housing, and identify the arm, clamp and holder required for a clean installation. That system-level advice matters when a light is being added to an existing Nauticam, Ikelite, Marelux, Isotta, Sea & Sea, AOI, GoPro or compact-camera rig.
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DivePro S30Z Specifications
Lighting
- LED: 1× high-power LED
- Maximum output: 3000 lumens
- Beam angle: 3°–45° zoom
- Color temperature: 6500K
Power
- Maximum runtime: 120 minutes
- Battery type: 1× 26800 power battery
Build and Size
- Dimensions: Ø63 × Ø33 × 199 mm
- Weight in air: 475 g / 16.8 oz
- Weight underwater: 190 g / 6.7 oz
- Depth rating: 150 m / 492 ft
Compatibility and Package
- Camera compatibility: Universal as a handheld continuous light
- Electronic connection: None required
- DivePro S30Z Light
- Carry Case
- Lanyard
- Battery
- Battery Charger
- Charging Cable
- 2 Spare O-rings
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the DivePro S30Z work with my underwater camera housing?
Yes when used handheld, because it does not require an electronic camera connection. Mounting it to a housing requires a compatible holder, arm, clamp or cold-shoe adapter.
Can the S30Z be used as an underwater focus light?
Yes, particularly for macro photography and low-light autofocus. Its 45° setting can illuminate a nearby subject, though photographers should confirm that the beam pattern suits their lens and working distance.
Is this a good primary dive light?
The 3000-lumen output, narrow 3° spot and rated 120-minute runtime make it a strong primary light for recreational night and wreck diving. Divers entering overhead environments should still follow their training agency’s backup-light requirements.
Can I use the S30Z as my main underwater video light?
It can light close subjects, but its maximum 45° beam is narrower than the field covered by most wide-angle lenses and action cameras. A dedicated 100°–120° high-CRI video light is generally better for evenly lit footage.
What mount do I need for a camera tray?
You need a holder that securely fits the S30Z body plus the appropriate ball, YS or cold-shoe adapter for your tray. Compatibility varies by system, so have Bluewater Photo confirm the exact mounting stack before ordering.
How should I maintain the light after a saltwater dive?
Rinse the assembled light thoroughly in fresh water and operate the controls while it is submerged in the rinse tank. Dry it before opening the battery compartment, then inspect the sealing surfaces and O-rings for salt, sand, hair or damage.
Why is the beam less effective in silty water?
Light reflects from suspended particles and can create a wall of backscatter between you and the subject. Narrowing the beam and holding the light away from your direct line of sight often improves usable visibility.
Should I carry a spare battery?
A spare compatible battery is useful on multi-dive days and trips where charging access is limited. Confirm the exact approved battery specification before purchasing a replacement.
