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CCR diving courses
The rebreather opens up new possibilities for the diver and expands the boundaries of deep sea exploration.
The main advantages of closed-circuit devices are:
  • Significant expansion of no-decompression limits in recreational diving due to constant maintenance of the optimal breathing mixture composition for the current depth.
  • More effective decompression during technical diving.
  • Longer diving time with a significantly smaller volume of required gas, due to the closed breathing cycle.
  • Significantly lower gas costs.
  • Greater comfort during diving due to breathing warm and moist air;
  • Increased diving safety due to the absence of bubbles that can raise turbidity in sunken objects and silted caves.
  • Reduction of noise from bubbles of exhaled gas, which is important for underwater photography and video shooting.

CCR DIVER
The NDL CCR DIVER qualification allows you to perform no-decompression dives on closed-circuit breathing apparatus to a maximum depth of 40 m using air as a diluent.
CCR TECH-1 TRIMIX DIVER
The NDL CCR TECH-1 TRIMIX DIVER qualification allows decompression dives on closed-circuit breathing apparatus to a depth of up to 51 m using NORMOXIC TRIMIX gases as the main breathing mixture without decompression time limits.
CCR TECH-2 TRIMIX DIVER
The NDL CCR TECH-2 TRIMIX DIVER qualification allows you to perform decompression dives on closed-circuit breathing apparatus to a depth of up to 70 m using TRIMIX gases as the main breathing mixture without any decompression time limit.
CCR TECH-3 TRIMIX DIVER
The NDL CCR TECH-3 TRIMIX DIVER qualification allows you to perform decompression dives on closed-circuit breathing apparatus to a depth of up to 100 m using TRIMIX gases as the main breathing mixture without any decompression time limit.