• Perdix 2 Recreational Manual - English
• Perdix 2 Recreational Manual - French
• Perdix 2 Recreational Manual - German
• Perdix 2 Recreational Manual - Italian
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• Perdix 2 Recreational Manual - Thai
• Perdix 2 Recreational Manual - Traditional Chinese
• Perdix 2 Recreational Manual - Portuguese
• Perdix 2 Recreational Manual - Polish

• Perdix 2 Technical Manual - English
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• Perdix 2 Technical Manual - German
• Perdix 2 Technical Manual - Italian
• Perdix 2 Technical Manual - Japanese
• Perdix 2 Technical Manual - Korean
• Perdix 2 Technical Manual - Simplified Chinese
• Perdix 2 Technical Manual - Spanish
• Perdix 2 Technical Manual - Thai
• Perdix 2 Technical Manual - Traditional Chinese
• Perdix 2 Technical Manual - Portuguese
• Perdix 2 Technical Manual - Polish

• Perdix 2 Release Notes - English
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• Perdix 2 Release Notes - German
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• Perdix 2 Release Notes - Spanish

Note: Updating the firmware will reset the decompression tissue loading.

1. Ensure that you have the latest Shearwater Cloud installed
2. In Shearwater Cloud, click or tap on the Connect icon
3. On your Perdix 2, press the LEFT button repeatedly until the Bluetooth option is highlighted and then select it by pressing the RIGHT button
4. After a successful connection is achieved, select UPDATE FIRMWARE in Shearwater Cloud
5. Follow the instructions in Shearwater Cloud

Please visit the Shearwater Cloud Support page for details.

To learn about the new features of the Perdix 2 and Petrel 3, please visit Perdix 2 and Petrel 3 New Features Chart.

1.5V non-rechargeable lithium batteries like the Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries have the best overall performance characteristics for use in the Perdix 2 and Petrel 3.

Vibration functions will only work with these as well as 3.7V lithium rechargeable batteries.

Energizer Ultimate Lithium Batteries are much less likely to leak and cause computer damage. These batteries come with a ""No Leak Guarantee"" https://www.energizer.ca.

No. There is an AI version only for the Perdix 2.

Yes. Both the Perdix 2 and Petrel 3 will work with the Legacy transmitters.

No. The titanium bezel and buttons are unique to the Perdix 2 and we cannot retrofit them to the Perdix or Perdix AI. However, your nearest Shearwater Service Centre will be happy to help if you require service of your current model.

No. Shearwater does not operate a trade in program. Contact your local Shearwater dealer for pricing and availability of a Perdix 2. Or try before you buy at a Shearwater Authorized Demo Centre dealer.

The Perdix 2 comes with a strong customizable vibration alert system. This is more effective than sound which can be difficult to hear when diving with a hood, or ascertain which computer is sounding an audible alarm when diving in a small group.

No. Your new Shearwater computer comes with a 2 year warranty from the date of purchase from your Shearwater dealer. The warranty lives with the computer rather than the diver and there is no need to register it with us. We suggest retaining your proof of purchase.

Shearwater offers a worldwide 2-year warranty on all products. The warranty lives with the unit, not with the original purchaser. This means that whether you buy your unit from our dealer network or second-hand, the warranty will still be effective.

Shearwater will, at its sole discretion, repair or replace defective products covered under warranty.

Unauthorized repairs, accidental damage, or negligence are not covered by the warranty.

The warranty covers included accessories such as chargers and straps.

Do I need to register my computer for warranty?

No. The warranty is linked to the computer’s unique serial number.

Who do I contact if my computer needs a repair?

You can contact our support team directly at info@shearwater.com or fill out the RMA form (Return Merchandise Authorization) here: RMA Request Form

You may also contact your closest authorized service center directly using the contact details at the bottom of the page.

Please do not return any products without first obtaining an RMA from the relevant service center.

How much will my out-of-warranty repair cost?

A computer that comes in for an out of warranty repair will need to be disassembled to properly test the components to determine the failure. Once the failure has been determined, we will be able to accurately calculate an estimate for the necessary repairs. Please note that to prevent usage of potentially non-functioning computers, if you decline the repairs, and wish to have the computer returned to you, it will be returned disassembled.

How long will the repair take?

Shearwater and its authorized service centres aim to finish warranty repairs and authorized out of warranty repairs within 5 working days of receipt.

Delays in repair time may result due to holidays, parts delays, and/or the requirement for the computer to be repaired at a different location.

Please contact the relevant service centre for a more accurate timeframe.

What is Shearwater’s service shipping policy?

You are responsible for the cost of sending in the computer for repair. As a reminder, do not send your computer to any repair centre until you have obtained an RMA from that repair centre. For in-warranty repairs, the computer will be shipped back at no charge. For out of warranty repairs, the return shipping charge is included within the repair estimate. If you have an out of warranty repair that you choose to decline, you may ask to have the service centre destroy it or ship it back at your cost.

How often should I have my computer serviced?

Shearwater recommends a general service of your dive computer every 2 years by an authorized service centre.

Does the warranty cover the rechargeable battery in my Teric/Peregrine?

It is important to follow the directions for charging/storage in the computer’s manual to ensure peak battery performance.

If the battery is not meeting performance specifications within the 2-year warranty period, it will be repaired free of charge. Variations to battery lifespan can be expected due to operating at extremes of the rated specification, such as high environmental temperatures or repeatedly fully discharging the battery.

Battery Leaks

Damaged caused by battery leaks in dive computers that use a user changeable battery is not covered under warranty. Shearwater recommends the use of a lithium battery such as the Energizer Ultimate Lithium 1.5v battery to reduce the chance of battery leaks. Leaving AA batteries (especially alkaline batteries) in devices for extended periods of time significantly increases the chance of damage from a battery leak.

DEMO & PRO Computers

Please note that the warranty with our Demo & Pro model computers are only available to the original purchaser. For demo models, this means the authorized demo centre that purchased the computer. For Pro models, this extends to the original instructor/dive professional that was confirmed at time of purchase. This warranty is absolutely non-transferrable as these models are not intended for resale.

Repairs/service can be performed on Demo and Pro models, but if you are not the original owner, there will be a cost for the service.

These guidelines apply to standard Shearwater products only and any governmental products, including military, commercial, and public safety, may be subject to their own warranty conditions – please consult your representative for further information.

Need a repair? Find your nearest service centre here.

We strongly recommend that if you are not diving your Shearwater computer for an extended period of time, that you remove the battery to avoid the leaks and damage that can happen in any electronic device. Your dives and data is securely stored on the computer, even when the battery is removed. For more information on battery removal, see the Perdix 2 instruction manual.

Shearwater recommends service of your dive computer every 2 years by an authorized service centre.

The transmitters we supply are suitable for use with up to 40% O2 Nitrox. The question of usage with 100% O2 has a complex answer because there is no widely recognized scuba diving standard for what constitutes suitability for oxygen service. Hypothetically, the transmitter could be used with oxygen if we describe it as Nitrox Ready, otherwise you should assume air only service. The reason why we can't give you a simple unqualified "YES" is related to the associated risks when the circumstances of use are completely outside our control. To dive using oxygen requires you to make an informed decision to accept for yourself the risks of handling the oxygen.

AI will not affect the battery life of the Perdix 2 when it is turned off. If the Perdix 2 has AI enabled, power usage when on will increase by a small amount (roughly 10%, but this will vary) with one transmitter and a little more with two transmitters. If a transmitter is not being used, it is recommended that it be disabled (does not need to be unpaired) in the Perdix 2 system menu.

No, the Perdix 2 is a stand alone only product. The Perdix 2 does have a rebreather (CC) mode that uses internal fixed PPO2 setpoints. This is useful for calculating backup decompression schedules when diving a closed circuit rebreather. The Petrel 3 is sold in the Fischer and DiveCAN models for connecting to a rebreather.

The Perdix 2 will automatically turn-on when submerged underwater. This is based on pressure increase and not on the presence of water (i.e. the Perdix 2 does not have wet contacts). This feature is supplied as a backup for when you forget to turn on your Perdix 2. We recommend turning on manually before each dive to confirm proper operation and to double check battery status and setup. Details: The Perdix 2 turns on automatically when the absolute pressure is greater than 1100 millibar (mbar). It can take up to 15 seconds for the Perdix 2 to activate once 1100 mbar is exceeded. For reference, normal sea level pressure is 1013 mbar and 1 mbar of pressure corresponds to approximately 1 cm (0.4"") of water. So the Perdix 2 will automatically turn-on when about 0.9 m (3 ft) underwater when at sea level. If at higher altitude, then the Perdix 2 auto-on will occur at a deeper depth. For example, when at 2000 m (6500 ft) altitude the atmospheric pressure is only about 800 mbar. Therefore, at this altitude the Perdix 2 must be submerged underwater by 300 mbar to reach an absolute pressure of 1100 mbar. This means the auto-on occurs at about 3 m (10 ft) underwater when at an altitude of 2000 m.

The standard decompression model is Bühlmann ZHL-16C with Gradient Factors. Also, the VPM-B decompression model and DCIEM is available by purchasing an unlock code. More information can be found in the Perdix 2 manual. Recommended reading is "Clearing up the Confusion About Deep Stops" - Eric C. Baker, P.E.

The Perdix 2 pairing to transmitters is via manual entry to ensure that the correct transmitter is paired for the safety of air pressure and gas time remaining displays.

Once paired the Perdix 2 will remember the transmitter serial numbers until un-paired or changed, even with battery replacement.

In Gauge Mode the Perdix 2 does not know what gas you are breathing and therefore cannot track the inert gas tissue loading.

While almost any kind of AA battery will work with your Shearwater Perdix 2, 1.5V lithium batteries like the Energizer Ultimate Lithium work best. This battery type performs well in a wide temperature range and is much less likely to leak and cause damage to your dive computer. Read more here: https://www.energizer.com/about-batteries/battery-leakage

For more info, please refer to the Perdix 2 manuals above.