October 3, 2011:

EdgeDiveTech.com Joins VIPS 2011 ROV Conference - Live VideoRay ROV Metal Detector Demonstrations.


July 18, 2011:

The folks at EdgeDiveTech have done it again! In response to multiple requests for a compact ROV mountable metal detector, they have released their ‘Edge Detector’. Aside from the amazing performance capabilities, it is designed to draw power from the ROV, and provide visual feedback to the operator when metal is located. It also features proprietary ‘smart’ programming that allows it to ‘ignore’ certain targets. They designed it mainly around the VideoRay Pro-3/Pro-4 ROV, but can custom build the mounting bracket for most any ROV.


April 27, 2011:

SEE the World’s Brightest Underwater Light in Action

EdgeDiveTech announces the arrival of a promotional video detailing the Ultra200 Video Lighting System. Filmed at night in the waters of the Pacific Northwest, where visibility is often dim anyway, this video shows how the Ultra200 lights up the water as if it were daylight in the tropics. The biggest benefit of the Ultra200 is that there is no hotspot, making it ideal for video. The 6500k light source provides 9000 lumens from each of 2 light heads.


February 1, 2011:

Check out the article about EdgeDiveTech at DiveNewsNetwork.com


September 8, 2010:

EdgeDiveTech Offers Brightest Underwater LED Light in the World

The Edge Ultra100 Provides 9,000 Lumens of light

Using the latest in LED lighting technology and some old-fashioned ingenuity, EdgeDiveTech's chief designer has lit up the undersea world with two new products. The Edge Ultra100 is a single canister light that provides 9,000 lumens of light. With its 80-degree angle, the massive light output makes any dark environment seem like daylight.
The Edge Ultra200 is a video lighting system designed specifically for underwater videographers. It has 2 light heads which provide a total of 18,000 lumens and no hot spot.
The Edge Ultra100 has a burn time of 2 hours, is rated to a depth of 500ft (152m) and features wet connections between light head and canister, making it possible to change battery canisters underwater.