ScubaJet Pro, User Manual

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SCUBAJET Equipment
Please note that the SCUBAJET automatically
limits the speed to avoid overheating the
battery if you operate the motor at full speed
in elevated environmental temperatures.
The remote control shows speed level (in %)
and remaining battery capacity (in %).
The remote control has a safety function that
stops the SCUBAJET when the remote control
is under water.
The remote control is used for activities
above water, like SUP, canoe, kayak, dinghy or
kayacat.
Always charge battery to its fullest
before using the SCUBAJET.
Wait at least 30 minutes after charging
before removing the battery from the
charger or placing the battery into the
battery housing. Failure to do so may
result in an explosion.
Pay special attention when diving
If you are not trained/certified in scuba, you should not
use the SCUBAJET below 3m (10ft) depth. The risk of
suffering from pulmonary damage is the least within
the range of 3m from the surface, though it cannot be
eliminated entirely.
When using the SCUBAJET for scuba, ascents and
descents should be made in accordance with recognized
diving practices.
Be careful not to get stuck underwater when diving with
the SCUBAJET. Make sure that you do not carry items that
might get stuck and prevent you from a safe ascent.
The SCUBAJET is used underwater with the dive adapter.
The SCUBAJET power stops when both triggers are
released.
Only use the SCUBAJET underwater. SCUBAJET assumes
no liability for off coming masks or goggles during use.
The SCUBAJET should only be
used for scuba by qualified
divers.
Scuba-trained users will be able
to use the SCUBAJET below 3m
(10 ft) at their own discretion
but they too are warned of the
same risks. Ascending too fast,
or holding one’s breath during
ascent may cause damage to
their body.