Scuba Diving Regulator CALYPSO DIN 232 bars
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BENEFITS
Compact design
very compact in-line mechanism
Lightweight
weight: 575 g One of the lightest on the market!
Mouth comfort
Flexible and robust Comfo-Bite mouthpiece helps reduce jaw fatigue
Maintain
reduced number of parts and simplified disassembly for easier maintenance
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
FIRST STAGE
DIN connection (max 232 bars / 2900 psi)
Maximum working pressure 232 bars
Unbalanced piston mechanism.
Flow rate at 200 bars: 1300 L/min.
In-line body with 1 HP outlet (7/16") and 4 MP outlets (3/8").
Chrome-plated marine brass body.
Stainless steel spring
Sintered bronze conical filter
EPDM O-rings
Weight: 400 g
SECOND STAGE
Unbalanced downstream valve mechanism
Venturi adjustment knob (ergonomic design for ease of use, even with gloves).
Average work of breathing (WOB): 1.0 joule/litre
Polyurethane valve
Adjustable stainless steel crown
Polyurethane purge cover
Soft and sturdy Comfo-Bite mouthpiece to reduce jaw fatigue
Hose length: 730 mm
Weight: 175 g
MAINTENANCE
Make sure you put the dust cap on properly.
Soak the regulator in a tray of fresh water.
DANGER: If you use a hosepipe, do not use a pressure jet to clean the 2nd stage. The pressure of the jet could damage the membrane and/or the internal valve.
Wipe the regulator dry.
Do not expose your regulator to full sunlight for a lengthy period.
STORAGE
Store your regulator in a clean environment away from light and at a moderate temperature.
Do not store it near a source of heat or in a room that may contain chemical vapours like chlorine, ozone, etc. (e.g. a swimming pool machine room).
Never store the regulator on top of a cylinder/tank
DANGER: Never use solvents or hydrocarbon-based products to clean or lubricate your regulator. Never use spray cans.
SERVICING
Aqualung advises you to service your regulator every two years and to make a visual inspection at least once a year.
These two inspections should be carried out by a Aqualung approved workshop
Your regulator should be services more frequently depending on the number of dives and conditions of use.
Tips for storage and maintenance
Storage tips
It is important to store diving equipment away from sources that produce ozone. Keep your equipment in a dry place away from heat and direct sunlight.
Restrictions on use
Diving requires the certification/supervision of an instructor.
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Warranty
2 Years