Sail Air is a compact air system for boat owners, crew, and marine professionals.

It provides a portable source of breathable air for short, shallow underwater use, ideal for tasks like propeller untangling, hull inspection, or gear retrieval.

Unlike traditional scuba systems, Sail Air is lightweight, manually refillable, and designed specifically for marine environments where independence and simplicity matter most.

Its 1-liter tank holds 200 bar (2900 psi) of compressed air, offering 15–20 minutes of use depending on depth and breathing rate.

The duration of SAIL AIR depends on the person's breathing rate, depth. The 1-liter tank is filled to 200 bars, which equals 200 liters of breathable air at the surface (1 atmosphere of pressure). Here’s an approximate breakdown based on the average breathing rate of 12-20 breaths per minute:

At the surface (1 atmosphere of pressure):

• A human breathes about 0.5 liters per breath.
• At 200 liters, the tank provides 400 breaths, lasting approximately 20-30 minutes under very calm conditions.

At 2 meters depth (1.2 atmospheres of pressure):

• A diver breathes about 0.6 liters per breath (0.5 liters × 1.2).
• At 200 liters, the tank provides roughly 166-200 breaths, lasting around 10-15 minutes under calm conditions.

Key Notes:

• These estimates assume a calm breathing rate and no movement. Stress, exertion, or emergencies will increase air consumption.
• SAIL AIR is not intended for scuba diving use.

Always use SAIL AIR responsibly and follow proper safety protocols.

SAIL AIR can be refilled in three ways:

1. Special Hand Pump: A portable option for on-the-go refilling, perfect for remote locations.
2. Tank Overflow Adapter: Use a standard SCUBA tank with the refill adapter to transfer air directly to SAIL AIR.
3. High-Pressure Compressor NANO HP: Refill with the NANO HP electric compressor from Sail Air. Easy and quick.

Always ensure the refill process follows proper safety guidelines and that the device is not overfilled.

Yes, you can travel by air with Sail Air, provided the cylinder is completely depressurized before flight.

Check your airline’s regulations on transporting compressed air systems to confirm compliance before packing.

We recommend carrying the tank valve open and labeling the cylinder as “Empty, No Pressure” to ensure smooth screening during airport checks.

Not necessarily. Sail Air can be refilled in two ways, manually by hand using its built-in pump system, or with a NANO HP Compressor for faster refilling.

This dual option gives users the flexibility to refill anywhere, whether at sea or on land, without depending solely on power sources.