The Most Comprehensive
Rebreather Training Program

Closed Circuit Rebreather (CCR) Diver Courses

In this course you will assemble, pre-dive check and you will learn to maintain a chosen closed circuit rebreather. You will also conduct and plan dives with the use of oxygen and air in a closed circuit rebreather of the type and configuration taught for recreational dives within non-decompression limit. In addition to, you will discover from rebreather related problems underwater, including solenoid jams, out of gas scenarios, flooding, electronic failures, hyperoxia & hypoxia and others. You will also do rescue a fellow Rebreather diver from the bottom.

CCR Decompression Procedure
This course examines the theory, methods and procedures of planned stage decompression for CCR Rebreathers. It also provides training and experience required to competently utilize air for dives up to 45 meters (150 feet) that require staged decompression, bail out gases, utilizing nitrox and/or oxygen.

Mixed Gas CCR Diver
This course was designed for those divers who wish to use a closed circuit Rebreather with a helium added diluents during their diving activities.

CCR Mixed Gas Diver Level 1- Fundamental Trimix (60 meters)
CCR Mixed Gas Diver Level 2- Expedition Trimix (75 meters)
CCR Mixed Gas Diver Level 3- Exploration Trimix (100 meters)

It came from the word “Keep It Simple”,. As a Tool & Die maker by trade and a designer & builder of molds, Gordon, the founder of KISS, knew that some of the most reliable machines are those that are straightforward, easy to use and easy to repair since he was building a machine that was to be taken underwater and that was life support equipment.

With 3 litre cylinders, easy maintenance and simple preparation - the Inspiration brought the benefits of optimal gas consumption and gas mix at all depths to the forefront of diving. Quickly becoming the choice of expedition divers, film makers and sports divers alike, ranging from beach diving to RIB diving. right up to 100m expedition dives.

Weighing just 24kg with 2 x 2 liter onboard cylinders the Evolution is a 1/3 smaller than the Inspiration - it is compact, light, streamlined and a dream to dive with. The Evolution has built on the foundations of the Inspiration taking the best of its features - including the unique dual independent oxygen control system (patented) and the unsurpassed over-the-shoulder counter lung design which offers the lowest hydrostatic pressures of any CCR ever built.

The Megalodon is arguably the best and most versatile rebreather in the world. It was designed as a multi-function unit that is easily configured for a wide variety of missions, from cave and wreck diving to deep exploration
The basic core system of the Megalodon is comprised of the aluminium scrubber canister, scrubber, head assembly including oxygen sensors, Apecs control electronics, handsets and HUD (head up display), "radial canister(optional)"