ZT301 Diving Jacket BCD Buoyancy Diving Rescue Underwater Salvage
A good BCD gives you reliable and precise position control. ZTDive BCDs offer the fit, flexibility, and intuitive features you need to
maintain buoyancy. As the backbone of your scuba rig, your BCD
should also be rugged and well-engineered enough to keep the rest
of your gear stowed and secure.
Diving Jacket BCD ZT1703
Descriptions
•TPU material, covered with polyurethane, with better wear
resistance, adjustable shoulder length, shoulder lined with sponge,
providing better comfort
•Integrated quick discharge counterweight bag
•Oversized cargo bag with zipper type
•High-strength plastic D-rings and mounting holes allow you to
carry and secure diving knives, pullers, flashlights, piping and
other necessary accessories
•Color: Black
•Size: S/M/L
•Buoyancy: 130N/140N/150N
•Weight: about 3,300 g
•Style: Adult paragraph
Specifications
| Model | Waist circumference mm | Length mm | Suitable for height mm |
| S | 980±50 | 580±30 | 1700≤ |
| M | 1010±50 | 600±30 | 1700~1750 |
| L | 1060±50 | 600±30 | 1700~1750 |
Characteristics
1, Direct feed valve - A low pressure direct feed valve, sometimes
called a power charge valve, is attached to the regulator and is
used to transfer gas from the diving cylinder and the diving
regulator to the buoyancy regulator.
2, Air bag system - it can be either a single bag or a double bag.
In a single bag, the bag acts as an air container and cover, while
in a double bag, only the inner bag holds the air. The diver can
fill or release air from the bag to achieve a proper buoyancy, so
that the diver can move more easily underwater.
3, Overpressure valve - This valve can be used to vent air when you
fill your buoyancy regulator with too much air during your ascent.
Charging valve - With this function, direct charging valve gas can
be transferred to your buoyancy regulator bag.
Exhaust valve - This allows air to be released from your buoyancy
regulator.
