The Dive Lantern Taz Signal Light is a compact and durable underwater marker light designed to make divers, equipment, and key reference points easy to spot both underwater and on the surface. Perfect for night diving, marking ascent lines, identifying divers, or attaching to stage cylinders, the Taz provides reliable high-visibility illumination in a rugged, lightweight design. Each Taz Signal Light emits the same colour as its outer casing — red, green, yellow, blue, or white (grey body). This makes it easy for dive teams to colour-code divers, cylinders, or equipment for improved underwater organisation and safety during both recreational and technical dives. The twist-to-activate switch allows quick and simple operation, even when wearing thick dive gloves. With two illumination modes available, divers can switch between constant light for steady visibility or strobe mode for stronger signalling, making it easier to locate divers or equipment in low-visibility or night diving conditions. Key Features • Compact and lightweight scuba signal light• Two lighting modes: Constant or Strobe• Colour-coded light matching the body colour for easy diver or gear identification• Simple twist switch – easy to operate with dive gloves• Ideal for night diving, ascent line marking, tank identification, and diver signalling• Long battery runtime for extended dive use Specifications • Runtime: Up to 30 hours (Constant) / 60 hours (Strobe)• Battery: 1 × AAA battery (included)• Depth Rating: 100 m / 330 ft• Size: 80 × 20 mm• Weight: 45 g (including battery)• Includes: Taz signal light, AAA battery, and lanyard Best For • Night diving visibility• Diver identification• Tank or stage cylinder marker light• Ascent or downline marking• Locating equipment underwater Designed and engineered in Australia, the Dive Lantern Taz Signal Light combines simplicity, durability, and dependable performance. With its compact size, long runtime, and bright signalling capability, it’s an essential piece of gear for divers who want better visibility and safer team coordination underwater. infinity02
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