There are many options available if your goal is to have a rebreather that keeps you breathing water in the air. There are three options: the IDA71, AP and Closed-circuit rebreathers. These devices have many features. These devices keep you able breathe easy and ensure a perfect EANx.
Closed-circuit rebreathers
Closed-circuit breathing apparatuses are breathing devices that can be used by divers or other people who have a restricted air supply. These devices consist of four basic components: the Head Assembly, the Over Pressure Valve OPV (Bail Out Valve BV (BOV), as well as the Counterlung Assembly. The drain and water trap are found in the bottom.
The closed-circuit, closed-circuit, rebreather retains the exhaled oxygen in a closed loop. From there, it is refreshed and filtered before being recycled back to you. This allows the diver to breathe freely without the risk of toxic gases contaminating the system. The closed-circuit system also allows the diver to see the partial pressure of oxygen in the air. A diver can view the maximum dive time, airpressure, and depth on his dive computer.
The closed circuit rebreather includes an oxygen control device that is connected with a diluent reservoir. The diluent storage tank houses a gas block 42. The gas block is equipped with an inlet hose 44, and a feed tube 46. The gas block is connected to the rebreather via a manual add hose that runs 50 feet. A secondary hose, also known as the secondary hose joins the rebreather head with the oxygen control valve.
IDA71 rebreather
The IDA71 rebreathing system is used by both military and marine divers. Rysk, the Russian company developed it. There are 71 models in the industry. Names are taken from Russian terminology for insulating breath apparatus. The simmotstand can be minimized by the designs. They come with an oxygen diluting agent.
The IDA-71 IDA-59 system is similar, but smaller and can be worn behind the neck. It can also be integrated with a work helmet, and a suit that is fully dry for use in hazardous environments. The IDA-71 was used extensively in heat exchanger surveys in nuclear power plants, and in covert military functions.
Its design, which is among the most innovative in the world, is unique. It can provide divers with a more extended dive time. It includes a small oxygen concentrator that allows for the rebreather circuit's to fill before the diver begins diving.
AP rebreather
There are many options available for divers with different budgets, including the AP rebreather. Each model can be made customizable by choosing from 5 different sizes of the chassis, 5 different harness sizes and 2 different scrubber durations. The AP series is designed to be comfortable and versatile. It also offers multiple upgrade options that can make it even easier to use and more convenient.
AP Diving has been in business for more than 45 years. Their goal is to be the best in everything they do, and they are committed to educating and supporting the sport and technical diving community. They have developed a unique manufacturing process and design that ensures consistency and quality in their rebreathers. A complete diving machine is also manufactured by the company, which includes tanks, lungs and BCDs.
The AP rebreather is equipped with adjustable flow orifices. This allows divers to regulate the flow and direction of air while diving. The AP rebreather will adjust to any fluctuations of oxygen partial pressure in the diving circuit. Additionally, the rebreathers weigh less, so divers can carry them around easier.