The Triton CCR is something a little different. It is a chest-mounted mechanical CCR produced by M3S in France. Its manufacturers have given this unusual unit a trial by fire in French cave systems and it’s the first MCCR to receive CE ratings for a depth of 100 meters with Trimix.
We think the Triton would be excellent in high-current environments and when jumping off skiffs. It should also have decent work of breathing because it’s on the chest and the hydrostatic pressure is much lower. Another application would be using this tiny unit as a bail-out device on deeper, very technical dives. At a weight of just 7 kg (without tanks or lime), it’s flight path ready too.
Learn more about the Triton CCR here.
To help you find a Rebreather that will fit your needs, we’ve tested, researched, and reviewed the best ones available today.
We test both in the water, diving in various conditions - and in our lab - so we can give you accurate answers on quality, performance, and the overall value.
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| Color-coded click-lock system | |
| PPO2 display controlling a HUD | |
| Petrel 2 or NERD 2 computer options | |
| Supports one 1.5-liter O2 tank | |
| Used in conjunction with other dive systems | |
| 12.2 kg ready to dive weight | |
| Kevlar bag holds lime and the counter lungs | |
| Lightweight DSV | |
| Three O2 sensors | |
| Mechanical CCR | |
| CE approved | |
| Suitable for use in water 39°F to 95°F (4°C to 34°C) |
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