There are several options if you want a rebreather to keep you smelling the water and breathing oxygen. Among them are the IDA71, AP, and Closed-circuit rebreathers. These devices have many features. These devices will keep you able to breathe clean air while maintaining a good EANx combination.
Closed-circuit rebreathers
Closed-circuit rebreathers are breathing apparatuses that are used by divers and other people with a limited 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 water trap is located at the bottom.
The closed-circuit regulator keeps the exhaled gases in a closed loop. It filters the gas and then recycles it back to the diver. So the diver is able to breathe normally without having to worry about toxic gases entering 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 has an oxygen control valve that is connected to a diluent tank. The diluent storage tank houses a gas block 42. The gas block includes an inlet and feed hoses 44 and 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 in Russia developed the IDA71. The industry has 71 models. The Russian terminology used for insulating breathing apparatus gave the names their origins. The models are made to minimize the simmotstand. The models also include an oxygen diluent.
The IDA-71 IDA-59 system is similar, but smaller and can be worn behind the neck. It is also compatible with a heavy work helmet and can integrate with a full dry suit for hazardous environments. The IDA-71 is used extensively in heat-exchanger surveys in nuclear power reactors and for covert military purposes.
Its design is innovative and one of the best in the world. It can extend the dive time of divers by up to ten times. 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. You can choose from three different sizes of chassis, five different sizes of harness, and two different lengths for the scrubber. The AP line was also created with comfort and versatility as a priority. You can choose from multiple upgrade options to make your rebreather even more convenient and comfortable.
AP Diving is a company that has been in the diving equipment business for more 45 years. Their goal is excellence in all that they do. AP Diving is committed to education and support of technical and recreational divers. They have developed a unique manufacturing process and design that ensures consistency and quality in their rebreathers. The company also produces a complete diving machine, including tanks, lungs, BCDs, and tempstiks.
The AP rebreather has adjustable flow orifices that allow divers to regulate air flow while diving. This means it can automatically adjust to changes in oxygen partial. These rebreathers also weigh less so divers can easily transport them around.