Draeger Tauchretter 1911

 

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DATASHEET ‘OXYGEN’ REBREATHER

 Dräger Tauchretter 1911 (mixing model)

Date: 03 December 2002

 

JW. Bech

Manufacturer

Dräger

 

Model

Tauchretter with diluent

 

Land of origin

Germany

 

Special Note: 

Kapok coated Jacket

 

User group

Military /Firefighting

 

Part no:

 -

 

Working principle

Manual operated addition

Both Oxygen and Diluent

Gas type

Oxygen / Compressed Air

 

Cylinder volume

2,1 ltr

 

Max. cylinder pressure

150 bar

 

Material of cylinder

Steel

 

Counterlung inspire

Worn on the back

 

Counterlung exhale

Non

 

Use duration

2 hours 

 

Operating temperature

 

 

Magnetic signature

 

 

Weight ready to use in Air

 

 

Weight ready to use in water

 

 

MOD

 

 

Scrubber material

Alkali cartridge

 

Colour

 

 

Price

 

 

Worn

Counterlung on the back

 

Mouthpiece

Double hose with valves

 

Backpack

 

 

Extra

 

 

Extra

 

 

 

 

 

  The Diluent Air bottle was mounted because there was a need for escape apparatus from submarines at 50 meters depth. The compressed air as a diluent was used for the first inflation of the counterlung in case the rescue started with empty lungs. It seems that in 1911 is was already a well known fact at Draeger that oxygen should not be breathed pure at depth greater than 20 mtrs.

 

 

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