DIVATOR LITE DIVING CYLINDER SYSTEM - INTERSPIRO
Specification
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VAT:23,00%
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UPC Code:2010000006153
Product Description
The DIVATOR LITE Cylinder System combines an ultra lightweight non-metal composite cylinder with a balanced and adjustable weight system. This cylinder system dramatically increases the diver’s safety and comfort. The DIVATOR LITE Cylinder System provides new benefits for the professional diver above and below the surface. ABOVE THE SURFACE - The diver is very comfortable and agile while wearing the cylinder system with the cylinder weight removed. At any time the cylinder weight can be attached in 5 seconds and the diver is ready to enter the water. This increases the readiness of the stand-by diver and reduces back strain in the often extreme surface conditions, such as sand, mud or ice. In addition, the lower weight of the cylinders simplifies transportation of the cylinders, especially when working in small rescue boats. BELOW THE SURFACE - The diver achieves nearly perfect balance when the cylinder weight is attached between the cylinders, at the center of the cylinder’s buoyancy. The low profile of the dual cylinder configuration allows the diver to work with less water resistance in fast-flowing currents. With the cylinder valve facing downward there are no valves or hoses behind the diver's head, greatly reducing snagging hazards. The valve down configuration allows the diver to reach the valve and all hoses even when wearing a restricting dry suit. The cylinder handle also protects the regulator.
Features
- Lightest diving cylinders in the world out of water
- Perfectly balanced under water
- Low profile allows for safer access to confined spaces and minimizes resistance
- in current waters
- Quick cylinder attachment interface to harness or BC
- Convenient carrying handle that also protects the regulator
- Removable compensating weight between cylinders
- Regulator position simplifies cylinder valve handling and the carrying handle protects the regulator
- The first composite cylinder approved by US Department of Transportation (DOT) for underwater use in the Unites States