SCD 100 Scuba Diving Buoyancy Compensator

Type of BCD

The SUBEA SCD 100 diving buoyancy compensator (BCD) is of the “wraparound” type: the volume of the air is distributed over the entire surface of the body that is covered, providing a significant level of buoyancy and improved support in the vertical position. This makes for greater comfort in the surface phases.

The design of the buoyancy compensator SCD 100 makes it easy to use and adjust, with a harness with a wide front strap, a chest strap and patented shoulder straps.

Unisex buoyancy compensator with patented V-shaped straps: Rgomoove concept

The exclusive shape of the straps leaves the arms free whilst providing even better support. The shape of the straps also prevents compression of the chest, making this buoyancy compensator suitable for both men and women. The buckles on the straps allow for easy and accurate adjustment thanks to their shape and size.For easy adjustment, you are advised to pull the straps from the shoulders towards the hips (the direction of the braces) rather than downwards.

Ease of use

The drain tabs have been moved forwards: on the chest for the upper drain, and on the belly under the right-hand pocket for the lower drain. Their shape and the choice of neon yellow also make for an easier grip (by the diver or a mate).

The openings of the two side pockets have been lowered for easier access.

Two loops are also provided to secure a pressure gauge or to hold the octopus so that it is always within easy reach.

Carrying comfort: reinforced padding

For added comfort, SUBEA design teams have developed reinforced back padding on the back of the buoyancy compensators, to cushion the tank.

Buoyancy

The new version of the SUBEA SCD 100 buoyancy compensator is more buoyant.



XS = 60N (15l steel tank)

S = 90N (15l steel tank)

M = 120N (15l steel tank)

L = 150N (15l steel tank)

XL = 150N (15l steel tank)



SUBEA BCDs comply with EN 1809: 2014 (the latest version of the standard). They are certified by the DGUV -BG Bau laboratory in Hans, Germany (European Notifying Body n° 0299)

Product composition

SUBEA buoyancy compensators are made of high-quality materials that have been tested in seawater and in pools.

Material: Codura 1000d PES.

Inflatable chamber fabric: PA210 with PU laminate.



The size label is always visible on the compensator’s collar.

Space is provided for clubs on the left shoulder and the pockets to indicate the size, if necessary.



Supplied with a direct system hose.

Regular care advice

1/ Rinse your buoyancy compensator thoroughly with clean water. Pay particular attention to the drains and the inflater. 2/ Empty any water that may be contained in the buoyancy compensator by pulling the lower drain tab. Do not store water in the inflatable bladder.

3/ Dry your buoyancy compensator on a wide hanger, out of the sun.



Inspect your buoyancy compensator once a year and look for any signs of wear. Inflate the inflatable chamber by mouth, then wait 12 hours to see if it deflates.

Servicing buoyancy compensators

Your buoyancy compensator must be inspected and serviced by a certified SUBEA centre at least every two years, and more often if you are a frequent diver.

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