There are many options for rebreather models that can keep you breathing in water. You have the IDA71 AP, AP, or Closed circuit rebreathers. Find out more about these devices. These devices will keep you able to breathe clean air while maintaining a good EANx combination.
Closed-circuit rebreathers
Closed circuit rebreathers, also known as breathing apparatuses with limited air supply, are designed for divers and people with limited air supplies. These devices include the following four components: the head assembly (OPV), Bail Out Valves (BOV), and counterlung assembly. The water trap and drain are located in the bottom section.
The closed circuit rebreather holds the exhaled gas within a closed loop. This allows for it to be refreshed, filtered and returned 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 for the diver's to see the oxygen partial pressure. The dive computer can show the diver his maximum dive time, air pressure, depth, and air pressure.
The closed-circuit rebreather has an oxygen control valve that is connected to a diluent tank. The diluent reservoir holds a 42-liter gas block. A gas block 42 has an inlet pipe 44 and a feed pipe 46. A manual addhose runs from the gasblock to the regulator. 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. The names are derived from the Russian terminology for insulating breathing apparatus. The models are made to minimize the simmotstand. They also come with an oxygen diffuser.
The IDA-71 system, which is very similar to the IDA-59 system, can be worn on your back. It is also compatible with a heavy work helmet and can integrate with a full dry suit for hazardous environments. The IDA-71 was used extensively in heat exchanger surveys in nuclear power plants, and in covert military functions.
Its design is innovative and one of the best in the world. It allows divers to enjoy a longer dive time. It includes a small oxygen concentrator that allows for the rebreather circuit's to fill before the diver begins diving.
AP rebreather
The AP rebreather lines offer a wide range of options that will suit any budget and diving style. Each model is customizable, with the ability to select from 3 different chassis sizes, 5 different harness sizes, and two 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 perfection in everything they do. Their rebreathers have a unique design and manufacturing process that allows them to ensure quality and consistency. The company also produces a complete diving machine, including tanks, lungs, BCDs, and tempstiks.
The AP rebreather comes with adjustable flow orifices which allow divers control the flow of oxygen while diving. The AP rebreather will adjust to any fluctuations of oxygen partial pressure in the diving circuit. These rebreathers also weigh less so divers can easily transport them around.