IRS Marine

Postitive Pressure Self Contained Air Breathing Apparatus
With Audible and visual alarm

Cylinder: Carbon Fiber
Cylinder Volume: 6.8 Liter
Working Pressure: 300 Bar
Output Pressure: 6~9 Bar
Air Supply: >310L/min
Alarm Pressure: 40~60Bar
Sound Level of Alarm whistle: 90db
Service time: 50~60mins(30L/min)
Packing: Carry Bag
Net weight: 12Kgs
Accessories: Cylinders, Back plate, Face Mask, Demand Valve, Reducing Valve, Pressure Gauge, Fast Connector, Audible and visual alarm, Carry Bag
Certificates: CCS, MED

Here are 5 key features of a Self-Contained Portable Breathing Apparatus (SCBA):

• High-Pressure Air Tank: Contains compressed air or oxygen, providing the diver or user with a breathable gas supply for a specific period, usually made from durable materials like aluminum or carbon fiber.

• Regulator: Controls the release of air from the tank to ensure the user can breathe easily. It adjusts the flow rate based on the user's needs and environment.

• Facepiece (Mask): Provides a secure seal around the user’s face, ensuring they breathe clean air. It often includes a full-face mask or mouthpiece, with some models offering features like voice communication or eye protection.

• Harness and Backpack: A support system that holds the air tank securely in place, allowing the user to carry the SCBA comfortably on their back.

• Pressure Gauge: Displays the current air pressure in the tank, helping users monitor their remaining air supply and make decisions about when to exit the hazardous environment.

These features make SCBAs essential in situations like firefighting, hazardous material handling, and some industrial work environments where breathable air isn't available.

Here are 5 key features of a scuba breathing apparatus:

• Regulator: Controls the flow of air from the tank to the diver, ensuring safe and manageable breathing.
• Pressure Gauge: Displays the remaining air pressure in the tank, helping divers monitor their air supply.
• BCD (Buoyancy Control Device): Helps divers control their buoyancy by adjusting the amount of air in the device, allowing for ascents, descents, or neutral buoyancy.
• Tank (Cylinders): Holds compressed air or other breathing gases, typically made from aluminum or steel, providing the air supply during the dive.
• Mask and Snorkel: Provides clear vision underwater and allows for breathing at the surface, with the snorkel acting as an alternative air source when not diving deep.

These features work together to ensure safe and effective underwater exploration!

Ah, now I see what you're asking! If you're referring to the Diving BCD IRS (likely standing for Inflator/Release System), here are 5 key features:

• Inflator Button: Allows the diver to inflate the BCD using the air supply from the tank, providing control over buoyancy during the dive.

• Quick-Release Valve: Enables rapid expulsion of air from the BCD to adjust buoyancy and make a fast descent if needed.

• Manual Dump Valve: Offers an additional way to release air from the BCD through gravity when the diver is in a head-down position or wants to fine-tune buoyancy.

• Integrated Hose: The inflator and release systems are connected to the BCD through a hose, often located on the diver's left shoulder, making it easy to access.

• Fail-Safe Mechanism: Some IRS systems feature redundant or backup systems to ensure the diver can still adjust buoyancy in case of a malfunction.

These features ensure that a diver has complete control over buoyancy during the dive and can react quickly to changing conditions underwater!

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Here are 5 key features of a Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA):

• Air Supply Tank: Holds compressed air or oxygen, providing the user with breathable gas for a set duration, typically made from high-strength materials like aluminum or carbon fiber.

• Regulator: Reduces the high-pressure air from the tank to a breathable pressure, ensuring a consistent airflow to the user.

• Facepiece or Mask: Covers the user's face to provide a sealed environment for inhaling clean air, with designs that ensure comfort and protection (full-face or half-face options).

• Harness/Backpack: A support system that holds the air tank and regulator, allowing the user to comfortably carry the apparatus on their back during use.

• Pressure Gauge: A vital safety feature that shows the current air pressure in the tank, helping users track how much air they have left and determine when it's time to exit the hazardous area.

These components work together to provide a reliable and safe breathing system in environments with harmful gases, smoke, or low oxygen levels.