Introduction to the Divator MKIII
This document provides essential information for the safe and effective use of the Interspiro Divator MKIII breathing apparatus. It details safety procedures, assembly instructions, operational guidelines, and maintenance recommendations. The Divator MKIII is designed for professional diving applications, ensuring reliable breathing gas supply in various underwater environments.
For detailed technical specifications and safety guidelines, please refer to the official Interspiro website:
Key Features and Safety
The Divator MKIII system has undergone rigorous testing in accordance with EN250:2014, EN13949:2003, and EN15333-1:2008 standards. It is approved for use in cold water diving and buddy breathing scenarios, adhering to local regulations.
Important Safety Notices:
- Users must receive comprehensive training and demonstrate proficiency before operating the Divator MKIII.
- All users must be certified by a recognized scuba certification agency and trained by a qualified diving instructor.
- Regular training in emergency procedures is recommended.
- High-pressure gas systems require careful handling to prevent injury or death.
- Breathing gas must comply with EN 12021 standards for Breathing Air or Oxygen Compatible Air for Nitrox.
Product Components and Assembly
The manual outlines the assembly process for the Divator MKIII regulator, cylinder pack, and hoses. It includes visual inspections, checks for damage, and proper connection of components such as the full face mask and pressure gauges.
Key components include:
- Regulator block with anti-freezing caps
- Primary and secondary breathing hoses
- Reserve valve handle
- Pressure gauge
- Optional BC and dry-suit hoses
Operation and Maintenance
Guidance is provided on donning the apparatus, performing checks during diving, and managing emergency situations. The manual also covers post-dive cleaning, disassembly, and storage procedures to ensure the longevity and performance of the equipment.
For service and testing, Interspiro recommends following their Service and Testing Schedule (document number 30500) or applicable local requirements. The latest version of service documentation can be found on the Interspiro website.