What are the main advantages of the Divesoft Liberty rebreather?
The Liberty is designed as a fault-tolerant CCR with redundant computers, sensors, solenoids and displays to reduce single-point electronic failures.
The Liberty rebreather presents a unique system that has been designed to be fully fault tolerant, meaning that the system has built in electronic redundancies. Our primary concern was to build a rebreather system that will enable the diver to safely conduct the dive and will be able to return on the unit.
No single malfunction in the electronic system can cause a complete system failure.
Unit contains: 4 oxygen sensors, 2 helium sensors, 2 methods of pO2 measuring, 2 independent computers, 2 solenoid valves, 4 displays. Everything is individually sealed.
The Liberty rebreather is depth limited at 170m (557ft) due to the use of the Apeks DST4 Environmentally sealed 1st stage regulators. It is recommended that to dive beyond 170M (557ft) the Apeks DST4 1st stages MUST be changed with the Apeks UST4 kit. All components of the Liberty apart from the 1st stages are pressure tested to 600m. In conjunction with the Liberty robust construction the unit also exhibits one of the industry’s best work-of-breathing of rebreathers.
The Liberty rebreather has many variations you can choose and configure. The unit can be easily configured for multiple variations; backmount or sidemount, for optimal dive configurations for each dive environment. With a simple conversion kit the user can go from a backmount configuration to a sidemount configuration.
Watch our introducing video about Liberty rebreather and its advantages here.