Quest Scuba Tector II Underwater Metal Detector with Enlarged Mono Coil

The Quest Scuba Tector II is a sealed underwater metal detector rated to 200 feet (60 meters), built for one job: sweep the bottom and recover what dropped. Its 95 kHz pulse induction circuit stays silent in saltwater and black sand, the enlarged epoxy filled mono coil reaches deeper than the original Scuba Tector, and the one piece body has no open ports at all thanks to a sealed magnetic charging connection. One button runs everything. No fluff menu, no settings rabbit hole, just clean signals in the surf line, the river bottom, and the dive site, in your choice of Passion Orange or Stealth Black.

Simple on Purpose, Serious by Design

Underwater recovery punishes complexity. Gloved hands, moving water, and limited air are no place for menu diving, so Quest built the Scuba Tector II around a single button and two ways of working: cruise scanning to cover a wide swath of bottom quickly, and pinpoint by edge to shrink the signal down to an exact dig spot. Pulse induction technology reads the decay of conductive targets instead of fighting ground minerals, which is why rings and coins sound off cleanly in wet salt sand that turns VLF machines into noise makers. When the coil crosses metal you get the alert your conditions demand: sound for murky water, vibration for zero visibility silt clouds, LED indication for the quiet approach, with three target alert modes to combine them. A loss alarm helps the detector come home from every dive, the rear thread accepts the included wrist lanyard or a rod extension for comfortable beach sweeping, and the magnetic charger snaps on with nothing to unscrew and no cap to lose. Salt rinse, snap on the charger, done.

What's in the Box

• Quest Scuba Tector II in Passion Orange or Stealth Black
• Magnetic USB charging cable for the sealed, port free charging connection
• Wrist lanyard that threads into the rear attachment point

Scuba Tector II Performance Features

• 95 kHz pulse induction circuit with no falsing in saltwater and black sand environments
• Fully submersible to 200 ft (60 m) in fresh or saltwater
• Enlarged epoxy filled mono coil that Quest rates for up to 30 percent more detection range than the original Scuba Tector
• Cruise scanning for broad coverage plus pinpoint by edge for exact target location
• Three alert types: sound, vibration, and LED, with three target alert modes
• One button control with adjustable sensitivity and automatic or manual tuning
• Sealed magnetic charging connection, so there are no ports to flood or caps to lose
• Built in rechargeable Li-Po battery rated for about 14 hours per charge
• Loss alarm and rear thread for the wrist lanyard or a rod extension
• Light at about 13.4 oz (380 g), easy to clip to a BCD or beach bag

Scuba Tector II at a Glance

• Technology: 95 kHz pulse induction
• Waterproof rating: 200 ft (60 m)
• Coil: enlarged epoxy filled mono coil
• Alerts: sound, vibration, and LED with three alert modes
• Controls: one button, adjustable sensitivity, auto or manual tuning
• Charging: sealed magnetic connection, no open ports
• Runtime: about 14 hours per charge
• Weight: about 13.4 oz (380 g)
• Colors: Passion Orange

Want to see how it stacks up against the rest of the family? The original Quest Scuba Tector is still in our lineup, and every submersible machine we carry lives in our waterproof and underwater detectors collection.

Complete Your Recovery Kit

A dive detector finds the target; the right tools get it in your pouch. The Quest Scoopal sand scoop lifts rings out of the bottom in one motion, and our scoops and diving tools collection covers everything from hand rods to travel poles for surf and shallow water work.

Why Buy from Serious Detecting

Serious Detecting is an authorized Quest dealer, so your Scuba Tector II is genuine and ships with Quest's manufacturer warranty and technical support access. Browse the full Quest metal detectors collection, compare every Quest pinpointer side by side, or shop across brands in our complete metal detectors lineup.

Questions about the Scuba Tector II or help choosing your underwater setup? The detecting experts at Serious Detecting are here before and after your purchase.