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SCUBA GAS ANALYZERS

What is Scuba Gas Analysis?

Scuba gas analysis is the process of testing and measuring the composition of gases used in scuba diving. This is an important safety procedure that ensures that the gas mixture being used is safe and suitable for the depth and duration of the dive.

Carbon monoxide
analyzers (CO)

A carbon monoxide (CO) scuba analyzer is a device used to detect and measure the presence of carbon monoxide gas in a scuba diving gas mixture. By measuring the carbon monoxide concentration, divers can ensure that the gas mixture is safe for use and avoid the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. The CO scuba analyzer is an important safety tool for divers, especially those who use compressed air from unknown sources.

Helium Gas Analyzers (He)

A helium scuba gas analyzer is a device used to measure the concentration of helium gas in a scuba diving gas mixture. Helium is a gas that is commonly used in scuba diving gas mixtures, such as trimix, due to its low density and reduced narcotic effects at depth.

Oxygen Gas
Analyzers (O2)

An oxygen scuba analyzer is a device used to measure the concentration of oxygen in a scuba diving gas mixture. It is an essential tool for divers who use nitrox, a gas mixture that contains a higher concentration of oxygen than regular air.

Carbon Dioxide Gas Analyzers (CO2)

A scuba carbon dioxide gas analyzer is a device used to measure the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in a scuba diving gas mixture. Carbon dioxide is a gas that is naturally produced by the human body during respiration, and its concentration in exhaled air can increase rapidly when breathing from a closed-circuit rebreather or when diving at deeper depths.