The Avelo System
Simply better scuba gear is available for purchase at any Avelo Dive Center.
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The Avelo System
Simply better scuba gear is available for purchase at any Avelo Dive Center.
Find Avelo Dive Centers
The Avelo System bundle
Enjoy lighter gear, longer dives, and constantly neutral buoyancy throughout your dives. The Avelo System isn’t automatic; it’s simply better scuba. Available for purchase from Avelo Dive Centers. Built for active people who love being in the water.
DOT, CE, and AGA approved; ISO 11119-2
Rated to 200 meters / 656 feet
Total package
Hydrotank (black)
Jetpack
One battery and charger
$3,990
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Itemized purchase pricing
Jetpack kit (one battery and charger)
$2,995
Hydrotank (black)
$1,195
Hydrotank (gloss)
$1,205
Battery
$230
Charger
$75
Hydrotank bladder
$110
All currency is listed in USD. Suggested MSRP pricing is listed.
Pricing is subject to change at any time and final pricing is determined by Avelo Dive Centers.
Technical specifications
| Traditional equipment | The Avelo System | |
|---|---|---|
| Average weight | 75 lbs / 32 kg | 45 lbs / 20 kg |
| Components |
Tank Weights Buoyancy Control Device (BCD) Regulator |
Hydrotank Battery Pump Regulator |
| Working pressure | 3,000 psig / 206 bar | 4,350 psig / 300 bar |
| Valve type | DIN or Yoke | DIN |
| Fill pressure | 3,000 psig / 206 bar | 3,000 – 4,350 psig / 206 - 300 bar |
| Amount of weight required | 14 - 36 lbs / 6 - 16 kg | 0 - 6 lbs / 0 - 3 kg (in most cases) |
| Equivalent tank size | 77 cubic ft / 2,180 liters* | 77 - 106 cubic ft / 2,180 - 3,000 liters** |
* AL 80 / 12 L is the common name for tanks used in standard scuba
** Steel 100 / 15 L is the common name for high-capacity tanks
The Hydrotank can be filled to a maximum pressure of 4,350 psig / 300 bar and to any lesser pressure.
The equipment
Hydrotank
Our Hydrotank is a specially designed tank that can be swapped out between dives as with any other tank. It's the heart of the Avelo System and is why our product provides perfect neutral buoyancy.
The Hydrotank comes with a standard 4,350 psig / 300 bar DIN valve that is compatible with any regulator rated to 4,350 psig / 300 bar. Most regulators today are rated to 4,350 psig / 300 bar as long as they are equipped with an appropriate DIN connection.
* Refer to the user manual for your regulator to check compatibility with 4,350 psig / 300 bar.
Jetpack
Our Jetpack is a backplate system uniquely designed to hold and operate the Hydrotank, as well as give you a place to store all your goodies.
We keep it streamlined, but numerous accessories can be added beyond our standard D-rings for special needs such as pockets, cutting devices, and SMBs.
The Jetpack and accessories are available for purchase through any Avelo Dive Center.
Charging the battery
Our rechargeable battery recharges within 40 minutes and can be swapped out with another battery or removed for charging.
The battery uses the same technology as that used in underwater lights for cave diving. An indicator light will appear green when the battery is ready to dive.
The number of dive you can get on a battery depends on your experience. Experienced divers can get 7 to 8 dives on a battery while a new diver gets 2 to 4 dives.
Dive more
Enjoy longer dives with the Avelo System. Our Hydrotank is designed for a working pressure of 4,350 psig / 300 bar. The gas capacity of the Hydrotank is 106 cubic feet / 3,000 liters which means it is ready to provide 33 percent more gas than standard tanks if the compressor in your local dive shop can fill to that pressure.
Dive shops will typically fill the Hydrotank with 3,000 psig / 200 bar. Even though this is the same pressure as a standard scuba tank, divers still enjoy longer bottom times because the Avelo System optimizes diving efficiency and does not use breathing gas to manage buoyancy.
This is as important for new or infrequent divers as it is for very experienced professional divers. It reduces the time required for your brain to anticipate buoyancy changes. The professionals call it "reducing workload." We call it simply better scuba.
