This article is about the CDLSE and gives an impression of the capabilities
of the new Divex rebreather.
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A state-of-the-art compact and highly sophisticated electronically controlled rebreather, the CDLSE is capable of being used in multi- mission diving profiles. It has been developed utilising modern materials and new technologies. Its extremely low WoB (Work of Breathing) surpasses international standards, and crucially to mine clearance diving operations, surpasses all NATO non-magnetic
and low acoustic standards.
The CDLSE is an electronic controlled closed circuit rebreather
capable to use air as a diluent gas up to
Trimix up to
The unit is tested for the highest requirements regarding magnetic
profile and fully meets the requirements of STANAG 2897 Class A.
Oxygen addition is controlled by a 3 cell logic controller that
calibrates in 100% Oxygen.
Scrubber performance is 4-6 hours.
Stealth CDLSE is a modular system that can be tailored to suit mission requirements by using a combination of the following
accessories:
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Stealth CDLSE
System Features:
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Accessories
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Dual Mode Mask
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External
Breathing System
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International diving equipment technology company DIVEX today (12th July 2007)
announced a major contract award with a value in excess of £12million. Divex,
whose global headquarters are based in Westhill, Aberdeen, will supply the UK’s
Royal Navy with a significant quantity of Stealth
CDLSE
(Clearance Divers Life Support Equipment) diving sets, as well as providing
training, maintenance and support of the specialist diving equipment. The
contract was awarded to Divex by the MOD’s Defence Equipment & Support
organisation following public tender and stiff national and international
competition.
The Divex Stealth
CDLSE
is the most advanced underwater life support system in the world today and will
enable Royal Navy Clearance Divers to conduct their full range of tasks
worldwide including the provision of a specialist underwater response.