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O-RING SIZING CHART

28

BLUEHEAT™ SYSTEM__________

UNCONTROLLED IF PRINTED

QSP-711-101

FIG. 21

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Summary of Contents for BlueHeat

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Page 2: ...ant safety techniques and information that can help you extend the useful life of your BlueHeat System Failure to follow the information contained in this manual and information attached to BlueHeat p...

Page 3: ...eat System Overview 7 BlueHeat Smart Battery System SBS 8 SBS Battery Pack 12 SBS Controller 14 SBS Modes 16 Valve Port Installation 17 BlueHeat Liner 18 Accessory Wiring Harness 19 Dive Preparation 2...

Page 4: ...will result in death or serious injury WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situat...

Page 5: ...in serious injury or death WARNING Improper use or abuse of the BlueHeat System in combination with a drysuit could result in loss of buoyancy control including uncontrolled descents and uncontrolled...

Page 6: ...derstood before the BlueHeat System is used Failure to follow all warnings and instructions for use and maintenance of the BlueHeat System may result in serious injury or in extreme situations death T...

Page 7: ...partner who understands your drysuit system Use the correct amount of insulation for the water temperature in which you are diving and exercise rate Do not weight yourself heavier than neutral buoyan...

Page 8: ...30 31 33 35 36 38 39 41 42 44 45 47 Hips 29 31 32 34 35 37 38 40 41 43 44 46 Spine to Wrist 27 28 28 29 29 30 30 31 31 32 32 33 Floor to Crotch 32 33 33 34 34 35 35 36 36 37 37 38 BLUEHEAT SYSTEM OVER...

Page 9: ...le wet connect connector on a 36 91 cm cable Controller Port Dry connector The controller should only be removed from the SBS cap outside the water After removing the controller remember to install th...

Page 10: ...t slots to facilitate different mounting options Using the top slot the SBS can be mounted on your waist belt as in a typical canister light Use any of the slots on the SBS with your BC s tanks strap...

Page 11: ...ke the time to inspect the O rings on the SBS cap before every dive The O rings should be free of grit or dirt and should not have any signs of damage 2 Remove the O rings from the cap and wipe them d...

Page 12: ...of improper batteries could result in damaging the battery pack or full SBS WARNING During transport the cap should always be attached to the canister to prevent accidentally nicking on either surfac...

Page 13: ...owly discharge over time especially if exposed to extreme heat or cold Your DUI BlueHeat charger is designed to top off the battery pack to a full charge when left connected to the battery during stor...

Page 14: ...including the storage temperature the discharge of the battery pack and the charging efficiency If well cared for the SBS battery pack should provide nominally 1 000 cycles while retaining over 70 of...

Page 15: ...controller s connector and the SBS cap Make sure to save the covers They should be used anytime the controller is removed from the SBS cap 2 Check the O rings on the SBS Controller for any damage Rep...

Page 16: ...power levels a Off b 50 c 75 d 100 3 Each zone control has a LED visual indicator of the current power level selected 4 Battery level capacity indicator uses 4 LEDs to show you how much battery power...

Page 17: ...ressed Mode 1 is the default mode and the SBS is already configured for this In mode 1 the circuit that is used for a light is always on and meant for lights that have their own on and off switch on t...

Page 18: ...The installation of the BlueHeat port should be done by an individual familiar with the removal and installation of drysuit valves Installation of the electric suit port should be done with silicone s...

Page 19: ...e valve 7 Leak check the suit to ensure the installation is water air tight WARNING Improper installation could result in a water leak or flood of the drysuit Check the installation for any leaks prio...

Page 20: ...he four heating pads has a high limit thermal control board which keeps the maximum pad temperature less than 120 F 49 C The Liner also has conduits in the arms and legs for the accessory wiring harne...

Page 21: ...nector into the pocket up around the neck and back out the RIGHT pocket 2 Once the main power connector is outside the RIGHT pocket stop and only pull the right connectors all the way around the neck...

Page 22: ...so that the connector pops out 5 Repeat steps 3 4 for the right side of the Liner 6 Insert the main power connector into the RIGHT pocket and pull it through the open media port When the harness is a...

Page 23: ...Connect the gloves and socks to the harness in your liner 7 Turn on button A checking that the liner warms Turn on button B checking that the gloves and socks warm 8 If using an accessory light check...

Page 24: ...f the body This is to ensure a full range of movement can still be achieved without damaging wiring within the liner 2 Make sure the accessory harness is installed if you plan on using heated gloves a...

Page 25: ...ller See FIG 18 9 Pull the water proof zipper closed making sure the loose wires behind the valve port do not get caught within the zipper Continue to dress in your drysuit as usual and put on therest...

Page 26: ...BS is dry and in a dry environment before opening This will insure the maximum life out of your SBS battery pack WARNING Do not wait until you feel chilled or cold to turn on the System Our testing ha...

Page 27: ...ctor 2 Unzip the suit and disconnect the liner and wiring harness connections on the inside of the suit port Remove the top of the drysuit 3 Pull both arms out of the drysuit one at a time being caref...

Page 28: ...O4 provides better safety characteristics than lithium ion batteries Due to significantly stronger bonds between the oxygen atoms in the phosphate compared to the cobalt oxygen is not readily released...

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Page 31: ...should be limited to my level of training and experience I must have training in the proper use of equipment the value of getting specific training in the proper use and application of specialized equ...

Page 32: ...d equipment displaying the appropriate markings the importance of being able to easily release my weights if in distress the value of an alternate air source and low pressure buoyancy control inflatio...

Page 33: ...all times buoyant for surface swimming neutral while swimming underwater 6 Being environmentally conscious on every dive As a Responsible Diver I am careful about what I touch underwater do not break...

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