Description
High-end ultralight 2nd stage with a mixed composition of semi-flexible sound-absorbing technopolymers and noise dampers.
Pneumatically compensated mechanism that guarantees an exceptional smoothness-flow ratio and an abundant and calibrated air delivery without the need for a very pronounced Venturi effect.
Dive-Predive deflector to manage the Venturi effect. Without metal assembly elements.
Elliptical section that allows a lever arm even greater than that of much larger regulators, with an optical effect of much smaller dimensions and greater comfort. Reduced dimensions 7.5 x 6 cm and the lightest of the compensated models on the market at only 182 g.
Oversized intake diaphragm for greater inspiratory smoothness, the largest in its class: 2810 mm2, 12% larger than competing high-end models. Teflon-coated cam contact disc to reduce cam-disc friction.
Cam with a large pivot angle, highly reinforced to accurately transmit the inhalation effort and with minimal friction with the membrane disc.
Maximum inspiratory effort of less than 4 Mbar with a total work of breathing of 0.60 Joules / l, four times below the EEC regulation. 2500 l / min flow (with 1st stage T10)
Possibility of removing all machinery from the box with ease, which significantly facilitates maintenance operations.
Heat exchanger located inside the shell that prevents air from freezing when diving in cold water.
Improved exhalation zone to reduce expiratory effort without compromising the tightness of the zone since it is not necessary to reduce the thickness of the membrane. The design of the exhalation membrane retention system directs 100% channeled flow towards the whisker nozzles, benefiting from a powerful Venturi effect and removes bubbles from the field of view without the need to oversize the whisker.
Technical specifications:
Technopolymer
Weight: 185g
Measurements: 7.5×6 cm
Hose: 100 cm SUPERFLOW
Venturi system: no
Pneumatic compensation: yes
Dive / Pre-dive deflector: yes
Average flow 2500 l / min
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