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    • Quick and Easy to Employ. Both units are ready for the water in under 2 minutes.
    • View real time what is happening under the water. Live video feed sent directly to the responder
    • above the water.
    • Compact and storable.

    AquaLens

    Be prepared to look under the water at a moments notice. AquaLens requires absolutely no training and is ready for use within 30 seconds. View in real time on the included 3.5 LCD screen that can be wrist mounted.

    Useful tool for search & rescue.

    Need to look deeper or search farther? HydroView is a remote controlled vehicle that can go up to 150 ft. deep and is easily driven by iPad or laptop. Perform search patterns, view real time
    video images and record high definition video of your search.

    Know before you dive!

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