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$66.92The Story
The Scubapro NOVA 1000R Wide is a primary night-diving light designed for scuba and underwater exploration. It delivers 1000 lumens through an 80° beam, improving visibility during night dives and in dim environments. Powered by a rechargeable 21700 Lithium-Ion battery, it provides up to 2.5 hours of burn time. The light is built from aluminum with double O-ring seals for durability in wet conditions, and a gloves-friendly push-button switch for reliable operation while wearing dive gloves. With a depth rating of 150 m (490 ft), it is suited for recreational diving and other scuba gear applications.
Designed to work with standard scuba gear setups, this wide-beam light offers steady illumination for navigation, underwater photography, and exploration beneath the surface. Its Cree XML LED lamp provides consistent brightness, while the compact, rugged construction keeps weight around 0.542 lb for easy handling in a variety of diving situations.

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The Scubapro NOVA 1000R Wide is a primary night-diving light designed for scuba and underwater exploration. It delivers 1000 lumens through an 80° beam, improving visibility during night dives and in dim environments. Powered by a rechargeable 21700 Lithium-Ion battery, it provides up to 2.5 hours of burn time. The light is built from aluminum with double O-ring seals for durability in wet conditions, and a gloves-friendly push-button switch for reliable operation while wearing dive gloves. With a depth rating of 150 m (490 ft), it is suited for recreational diving and other scuba gear applications.
Designed to work with standard scuba gear setups, this wide-beam light offers steady illumination for navigation, underwater photography, and exploration beneath the surface. Its Cree XML LED lamp provides consistent brightness, while the compact, rugged construction keeps weight around 0.542 lb for easy handling in a variety of diving situations.


















