CCR Liberty Anatomy

2 Control Units (CUs)

located in individually sealed compartments, tested to 350m, they communicate with each other through the O2 cell block. In case of a battery or CU failure, the second CU takes control over the unit operation utilizing its redundant side of components allowing the diver to remain on the loop.

2 Handsets (HS)

Every unit comes with 2 handsets. Operate your unit through 1 or 2 handsets. In the event of a damaged handset (HS), there is no effect on the function of the unit as the Control Units (CUs) are located within sealed independent compartments. The handsets contain the vibration alarm motors, thermometers, inclinometers, accelerometers, and light sensors but none of the critical computational components.

4 Displays

Every CCR Liberty comes with two handsets, operating in coordination with the HUD/ODA and buddy display. All the connectors are water-resistant and ensure operation even in case of flooding.

HUD – Head-Up Display

Displays your PPO2 information while in dive mode and other information in standby mode. The HUD incorporates a rotating shade and has a colour-blind mode. Alternative to the HUD is ODA – Optical Display Adapter which displays your dive information on the screen right in front of your eye.

ODA

An alternative to choose from instead of the HUD. Get the most important information about your dive in real-time right in front of your eye. The ODA also features a built-in compass and buddy display.

Buddy Display

The Buddy Display either glows/flashes green or red and keeps your buddy aware of the function of your unit.

1) 4 Oxygen sensors

2 for each control unit located in a sealed block. Smart algorithm. The unit compares one cell with the other 3 cells and then performs the same test on each remaining cell. This process is constantly repeated throughout the dive.

2) 4 pressure sensors in 2 blocks

2 for each part of the unit. Know your loop pressure to a tenth of a millibar. Positive / Negative checks completed in 1 minute each. PREVENT A FLOOD WITH A PERFECT PRESSURE TEST.

3) 2 helium sensors

With Divesoft’s patented technology proven and tested in our Analyzers. The Helium sensors can be used as a redundant method of measuring PPO2 when used with Helium mixes. In the unlikely case of loss of all O2 sensors, the Helium sensors can be used to calculate your PPO2.

4) 2 Magnetic Solenoid Valves

The solenoids (each for its corresponding half of the unit) are a single source of gas for the unit and they alternate when operating based on a predictive algorithm, – the unit opens the solenoid for a specific amount of time, based on your Setpoint, Current PPO2, and your depth, providing accurate oxygen addition for a smoother diving experience. They are designed to be in a closed position when inactive and they are protected from each end to prevent any debris from getting inside.

5) 2 Li-Ion Batteries

Each is powering each half of the head. USB rechargeable. Easy to exchange. Each battery is insulated to work in extreme environments and has an exhaust valve. In case of gas discharge from within the battery, gas will be vented out into the environment and not into the breathing loop. Battery life: 35+ hours in Dive Mode, up to 11 months in Standby Mode.

Scrubbers

Why RADIAL?

Liberty uses a radial type scrubber for the following reasons:

1. The best work of breathing performance.
2. Flood tolerance characteristics - radial scrubbers can still operate in the case of partial flooding which increases the safety of the diver.
3. Heat insulation due to the warm gas travelling between the outer wall of the scrubber canister and the soda lime. This prolongs the scrubber's operation time.

THE LOOP

Explore the loop components.