Dive hookah systems have many useful applications both for pleasure and practical purposes.

Great Uses for Hookah Equipment

2 hookah divers pointing to hard coral reef bommie
Explore Coral Reefs and Marine Wonders
A diver using a dive hookah to clear a rope tangled in a boat propeller Picture
Every Boat Should Have One
Portahookah hookah diver among coral using an underwater metal detector hunting for treasure and lost jewelry Picture
Hunt For Underwater Treasures
Portable Hookah diving systems for pleasure:
​Todays electric dive hookah compressors and 12volt batteries have created hookah systems that are easily portable and convenient to store on your boat, boot of your car and at home.
Dive hookah for boaties and yachties:
Every boat should have one dive hookah compressor on board. Explore the corals and marine life with ease, deeper than snorkeling and much more convenient than wearing heavy scuba gear and filling tanks.
Dive Hookah can be used for many other things:
The Portahookah is the perfect tool for underwater metal detecting and  treasure hunting. 
​Swimming pool maintenance is made easy with a portable dive hookah system as they are so light and compact and battery lasts 4 hours.

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Safety

All water activity has some risk of injury or even death and diving with surface supplied air has risks.
These risks are limited as the equipment is limited to more shallow dives of less than 10 meters, has attachment to the surface float and has much less cumbersome equipment to wear and to operate.
There remains risks of serious injury from rapid accent, holding the breath while ascending, panic from loss of air or marine hazards.
To allay these risks we strongly urge all users of any diving hookah gear to complete a relevant course with a registered dive school, practice in a pool or controlled environment, be appropriately physically fit for the activity and become familiar with the dive equipment and dive with a buddy at all times.
SPARE AIR emergency supply is highly recommended: When diving at shallow depths eg. 1-5 meters, with training and experience, reaching the surface in emergency should be easily and safely achieved. At greater depths, for less experienced users could be difficult and panic may cause a dangerous rapid accent and possible holding of the breath. If suddenly out of air at these depths it takes control and time to reach the surface safely, so why not avoid this dangerous situation by having an air supply ready to use in seconds. This small investment could save your life if your hookah fails suddenly.
If the intended hookah use is at depths say, 6 or more meters, the best and safest practice is to carry a compact spare air supply to enable slow and controlled surfacing. These mini scuba tanks should not be used for any purpose other than emergency or practice for emergency and if ever used it should be refilled to capacity.