Public Safety Dive Calculator

Public Safety Dive Calculator

by Public Safety Dive Supply LLC

4 ratings
4 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 2, 2012
  • February 5, 2026

Features

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About

This app provides a quick and reliable toolkit for public safety dive teams to calculate essential dive planning values. It includes calculators for gas partial pressure, consumption, surface air consumption, tank factor, tank volume, and maximum operating depth. Designed for speed and clarity in field use, it serves as an educational aid for divers, supervisors, and instructors.

Gas Partial Pressure (PP) calculator
Gas Consumption calculator
Surface Air Consumption (SAC) calculator
Tank Factor calculator
Tank Volume calculator
Maximum Operating Depth (MOD) calculator
Quick inputs and easy-to-read output
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What's New in Public Safety Dive Calculator

2.7

February 5, 2026

- Updated App Store listing text for clarity & accuracy - Improved usability wording and educational framing - Minor presentation improvements

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User reviews

Doesn’t work.

Does not recognize numbers nor can you see them.

Could use some work

It does a great job calculating the sac but you cannot see the numbers you are typing in so I wouldn’t depend on it. Would also be great if it could help calculate how many knots a current is.

Bad app

Calculates sac incorrectly

Easy to use

This app has helped me tremendously on finding the essential information to ensure my diving is 100% safe and precise.

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FAQ

What is the Public Safety Dive Calculator used for?

The Public Safety Dive Calculator is a field-ready toolkit designed to help public safety dive teams quickly and reliably calculate common values used in dive planning, such as gas partial pressure, consumption, and maximum operating depth. It serves as an educational and planning aid for operational and training dives.

What specific dive calculations can the Public Safety Dive Calculator perform?

The app includes calculators for Gas Partial Pressure (PP), Gas Consumption, Surface Air Consumption (SAC), Tank Factor, Tank Volume, and Maximum Operating Depth (MOD). These are essential for planning training evolutions and operational dives.

Is the Public Safety Dive Calculator suitable for beginners?

While designed for public safety dive teams, the app's clear outputs and educational aid purpose can be beneficial for divers, supervisors, and instructors. However, users should always verify results and adhere to their department's SOPs and safe diving practices.

What devices is the Public Safety Dive Calculator available on?

Currently, the Public Safety Dive Calculator is supported on iPhone devices. Information regarding availability on other platforms like Android is not provided.

How often is the Public Safety Dive Calculator updated?

The latest version of the Public Safety Dive Calculator is 2.7, which was last updated on February 5, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing support and potential for future improvements.

What is the user rating for the Public Safety Dive Calculator?

The Public Safety Dive Calculator has a user rating of 2.3 stars based on 4 ratings. This indicates that while some users find it useful, there may be areas for improvement based on overall user feedback.

Does the Public Safety Dive Calculator have ads?

No, the Public Safety Dive Calculator does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.

Does the Public Safety Dive Calculator offer certifications?

The Public Safety Dive Calculator is intended as an educational and planning aid. It does not offer formal certifications. Users are advised to always verify results and follow their department's training standards and safe diving practices.