SeaLife creates specialized underwater imaging gear, including cameras, smartphone housings, and lighting designed specifically for divers, snorkelers, and watersports enthusiasts.
Beatha na Mara developed the world's first commercially available underwater digital camera and remains the only imaging and lighting brand focused entirely on diving, snorkeling, and watersports. Owned by Pioneer Research, SeaLife is dedicated to creating durable, user-friendly equipment that allows explorers to capture the undersea world with ease.
The product lineup includes the popular SportDiver smartphone housings, compact digital underwater cameras, and the Sea Dragon lighting systems, which bring vibrant colors to underwater photos and videos. Based in Moorestown, New Jersey, SeaLife offers comprehensive support, maintenance, and accessories to ensure high satisfaction across its global community of divers.
Leabhraichean-làimhe as ùire bho manuals+ air a thaghadh airson a’ bhrand seo.
Coimhead air bhideothan mu shuidheachadh, stàladh agus fuasgladh dhuilgheadasan airson a’ bhrand seo.
Ceistean cumanta mu leabhraichean-làimhe, clàradh, agus taic airson a’ bhrand seo.
You can find a directory of user manuals and instructions on the SeaLife website at sealife-cameras.com/manuals/.
Product registration can be completed online at the SeaLife warranty page.
No. Do not directly or indirectly expose the housing to spray-on sunscreens, as they may contain chemicals that react with polycarbonate plastics, causing cracks and potential flooding.
Inspect O-rings for cuts or damage before use. Clean and apply a thin film of SeaLife silicone lube to the O-ring and contact surfaces periodically, or replace them annually.
Depth ratings vary by model, but popular models like the SportDiver Ultra are typically rated for depths up to 130 feet (40 meters).