
You have many choices if you're looking for a rebreather which will allow you to breathe in air and water. There are the IDA71 and AP rebreathers. Learn more about the features of these devices. These devices are meant to maintain optimal EANx and keep you breathing fresh air.
Closed-circuit rebreathers
Closed-circuit breathing apparatuses are breathing devices that can be used by divers or other people who have a restricted air supply. These devices consist of four basic assemblies: the head assembly, the Over Pressure Valve (OPV), the Bail Out Valve (BOV), and the counterlung assembly. The bottom section contains the water trap and drain.
The closed-circuit, closed-circuit, rebreather retains the exhaled oxygen in a closed loop. From there, it is refreshed and filtered before being recycled back to you. As a result, the diver can breathe without worrying about the system becoming contaminated with toxic gases. The closed-circuit system allows the diver also to see the partial air pressure. On the computer of his dive computer, he can also view the dive time, air pressure, and depth.

An oxygen control valve is part of the closed-circuit rebreather. It is connected to a dilute tank. The diluent reservoir holds a 42-liter gas block. A gas block 42 has an inlet pipe 44 and a feed pipe 46. The manual add hose passes 50 times from the gas block to rebreather. The secondary hose connects the rebreather's head 36 to the oxygen control va 28.
IDA71 rebreather
The IDA71 is a rebreathing apparatus used by marine and military divers. Rysk, Russia, was responsible for its development. There are 71 models. The Russian terminology for insulating respir apparatus is the inspiration for the names. The models have been designed to reduce simmotstand. They also come with an oxygen diffuser.
The IDA-71 system can be worn on the back and is compact in comparison to the IDA-59. It is compatible with heavy work helmets and can be integrated with a fully dry suit for hazardous environments. The IDA-71 was extensively used in heat exchanger surveys at nuclear power plants and covert military functions.
Its design, which is among the most innovative in the world, is unique. It can provide divers with a more extended dive time. It features a small oxygen filter that allows the circuit to be filled before the diver can begin diving.

AP rebreather
There are many options for divers of all budgets and styles to choose from in the AP rebreather range. You can choose from three different sizes of chassis, five different sizes of harness, and two different lengths for the scrubber. The AP line is also designed with comfort and versatility in mind, with options for multiple upgrade options that can make the rebreather even more comfortable and convenient to use.
AP Diving has been in the business of diving equipment for over 45 years. Their goal is perfection in everything they do. The company's rebreathers are unique in design and manufacturing processes that allow them to guarantee quality and consistency. They also make a complete diving machine that includes tanks, lungs, and BCDs.
The AP rebreather comes with adjustable flow orifices which allow divers control the flow of oxygen while diving. This means it can automatically adjust to changes in oxygen partial. In addition, these rebreathers are lightweight, allowing divers to carry them around with less hassle.