DATASHEET OXYGEN REBREATHER

 C.O.D.E
compact oxygen diving equipment

Date: 9 Februari 2003

La Spirotechnique –OPS-Aqualung 

JW. Bech

Manufacturer

Aqualung / Spirotechnique

OPS

Model

C.O.D.E

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Land of origin

France

Special Note: 

Lightweight CCR

User group

Military

Part no:

 480500 with 0.6 L cylinder

Working principle

On demand principle

(regulator fixed on lung)

Gas type

Oxygen

Cylinder volume

0.6 L

Max. cylinder pressure

170 (!) bar

Material of cylinder

Aluminium Alloy AL 6061 (?)

Counterlung inspire

5 L

Counterlung exhale

-

Dive time duration

1 hours at 1.5 l/min

Operating temperature

Magnetic signature

Non-magnetic

Weight ready to use in Air

4,1 kgs

Weight ready to use in water

neutral

MOD

7 mtrs

Scrubber material

Soda Lime 0,85 Kgs (0,9L)

Colour

Black

Price

?

Worn

Chest

Mouthpiece

Dual hose with switch-off valve

Neckstrap

External pack

Dimension

WxTxH 380x120x400mm

Extra

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Origin: http://www.therebreathersite.nl

Operating principle:
The C.O.D.E is a light weight closed circuit diving set using pure oxygen. It operates on the “demand” principle. It operates on the “ demand’ principle and offers a dration of approximately one hour. It is particulary suitable for short duration or training dives. The C.O.D.E is composed of non magnetic corrosion-resistant components. All parts of the apparatus are easily accessible to the user during use and servicing. All components are available as spare parts.

 

Special Features:
Its simple and robust design offer reliability in use, a long operational life and easy maintenance by the diver himself.

Performance:
Operational depth (France)       7 metres
Duration of absorbent cartridge 1 hours
Operational use:
The apparatus offers discrete dives of short duration or for initial training (economical). Part of military diver’s equipment for penetrating lakes, rivers or marshland.