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1.   Shoulder Webbing woven through wing slots - Long to support shoulder weights 

2.   1” D-rings on for bungee attachment – Top D-rings are preferred placement 

3.   Embroidered Hollis logo 

4.   SMS100 Wing - 52 lbs. lift - 360 Degree wing 

5.   Alternate mounting points for rail system 

6.   Rear mounted 2” D-ring for attaching accessories  

7.   Rail system used to attach sidemounted cylinders 

8.   1” D-rings for attachment of canister light assembly 

9.   Tank Bungee for holding cylinder close to the diver – use top d-ring for best trim 

10. Cam Strap slots for securing a single cylinder if needed 

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Summary of Contents for ENVIRO-PRO Large

Page 1: ...1 BC MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Hollis All rights are reserved PATENT NOTICE U S Patents have been issued or applied for to protect the following design features Backpack Systems U S Patent No 5 378 084 Gas Impermeable Laminate U S...

Page 3: ...CERTIFICATION All Buoyancy Control Devices sold by Hollis in the EU European Union meet the following Personal Protective Equipment requirements and compliance with the following where applicable Regu...

Page 4: ...pletely before attempting to use the product If you do not understand this information contact your Atomic Aquatics Authorized Dealer for clarification or more information There are warning messages t...

Page 5: ...nhale gases from within any Hollis BCD Doing so can lead to serious injury or death If you do not fully understand how to use your Hollis BCD product or if you have any questions regarding its functio...

Page 6: ...10 Attaching a Tank 14 Inflator and Dump Valve Use 17 Integrated Weight System Style 1 19 Integrated Weight System Style 2 21 Donning and Fitting 23 Hollis Sidemount Diving Systems 24 Hollis BCD Wings...

Page 7: ...potential risks and hazards of scuba diving As with all underwater life support equipment improper use or misuse of this product can cause serious injury or death SPECIFICATIONS Specifications continu...

Page 8: ...17 2kg 20lb 9kg 10lb 4 5kg Single 15L REDS 24lb 10 8kg NA None SPECIFICATIONS CONTINUED CARE AND MAINTENANCE Your Hollis BCD is a reliable piece of equipment that was designed to withstand the rigors...

Page 9: ...ly dumped POST DIVE CARE To keep your BCD in top condition follow these procedures in sequence after each day of diving Fill the BCD one third full of fresh water through the inflator mouthpiece Infla...

Page 10: ...adjustment by removing the top of the back pad that is attached to the harness with an elastic loop Fig 1 This will expose the cummerbund ends To adjust pull the cummerbund out of the harness sleave a...

Page 11: ...g 7 Fig 8 Fig 5 STERNUM STRAP For Hollis BCD s equipped with sternum straps the position of the strap is adjustable It can be installed in one of multiple positions or simply removed to suit diver pre...

Page 12: ...ngth pull the remaining webbing through the first slot and tighten Fig 10 1 3 2 4 Fig 9 Fig 10 NOTE Excess waist strap material may be trimmed To prevent fraying use a lighter burn the edge of trimmed...

Page 13: ...n 20 3 cm of webbing between the belt slide and the end of the webbing Fig 11 Then weave the webbing through the D ring attached to the bottom center portion of the harness and back through the belt s...

Page 14: ...a contoured hard plastic backplate that holds the tank securely Fig 14 Hollis products designed for double tanks or having that option will be marked on the BCD s product tag Use the attached adjusta...

Page 15: ...ig 19 Fig 20 CAUTION Use the following steps to weave the cam band Nylon may loosen when wet To ensure a secure hold soak the straps in water before tightening Use the following steps to weave the cam...

Page 16: ...the band through the top slot Labeled 4 of the buckle from inside to outside Fig 21 Pull tight and fold the buckle over so it snaps against the tank Fig 22 23 Now attach remaining webbing to the webbi...

Page 17: ...ur mouth from the mouthpiece to ensure you do not lose any air through the mouthpiece Repeat until desired buoyancy is achieved POWER INFLATION To power inflate the BCD depress the power inflator butt...

Page 18: ...URE INFLATOR HOSE TO INFLATOR With the inflator hose attached to the regulator connect the regulator to a pressurized SCUBA tank Grasp the QD Quick Disconnect end of the LP inflator hose and pull back...

Page 19: ...pen the flap of the weight pouch Insert the desired weight into the pouch and secure the flap of the weight pouch with the self gripping fastener Once the weight is secure in the pouch insert the weig...

Page 20: ...the pouches completely out of the pockets Hold the pouches out so they are clear of all of your gear and drop them WARNING Dropping the weights will present you with immediate positive buoyancy WARNIN...

Page 21: ...removable zippered weight pouches Each pouch can be filled with hard or soft weight Once loaded with weight place the weight pouches inside the pockets located at the waist as shown Fig 27 Then close...

Page 22: ...LWAYS using the included zippered pouches and NEVER overloading the pockets WARNING Inspect the velcro closures for wear before diving Excessively worn velcro closures may lose their holding strength...

Page 23: ...gly between the shoulders and webbing Make any adjustments as necessary Adjust the D rings and clips to your desired position A good starting point is a position where you can reach your chest with yo...

Page 24: ...e systems are suitable in any environment from Open Water to overhead SIDEMOUNT DIVING ADVANTAGES Greater safety Allows full visibility of the breathing system The diver can perform gas checks managem...

Page 25: ...ing 5 Alternate mounting points for rail system 6 Rear mounted dual offset D ring for attaching accessories 7 Rail system used to attach sidemount cylinders 8 Grommets and bungee for attachment of can...

Page 26: ...t 360 Degree wing 5 Alternate mounting points for rail system 6 Rear mounted 2 D ring for attaching accessories 7 Rail system used to attach sidemounted cylinders 8 1 D rings for attachment of caniste...

Page 27: ...o pull tanks up and away from divers torso 5 35 lbs 15 8 kg lift 6 Padded spine weight system cover 7 H harness designed for simplicity 8 Two 5 lbs 2 23 kg non ditchable weight pockets 9 One 3 lbs 1 3...

Page 28: ...w pressure hose w regulator necklace connected to alternate 2nd stage 5 Left side cylinder 6 Brass SPG w 6 HP hose 7 2nd stage 212 adjustable unit shown 8 Alternate low pressure quick disconnect hose...

Page 29: ...e shoulder D ring on both the left and right side of SMS harness The lower clip is secured using the cam band and tri glide It then connects to the appropriate rail on the butt plate Cam bands on both...

Page 30: ...strap one final tug once complete The wing retention system or bungee is used to keep the wing streamlined when not fully inflated It pulls the excess material in while still allowing full inflation...

Page 31: ...LLIS BCD WINGS C60LX C45LX S38LX S25LX C60LX 60lb 27 2kg Single 20L Dual 15L C45LX 45lb 20 4kg Single 15L Dual 12L S38LX 38lb 17 2kg Single 15L S25LX 25lb 11 3kg Single 12L Lift Capacity Maximum Tank...

Page 32: ...To manually inflate the bladder depress the manual inflation button and blow into the mouthpiece Be sure to release the manual inflation button before you remove your mouth from the mouthpiece to ensu...

Page 33: ...om entering the bladder ATTACHING THE LP LOW PRESSURE INFLATOR HOSE TO BLADDER With the inflator hose attached to the regulator connect the regulator to a pressurized SCUBA tank Grasp the QD Quick Dis...

Page 34: ...34 HOLLIS BACKPLATES ASSEMBLY SOLO HARNESS ASSEMBLY SOLO HARNESS PARTS Note Backplate not included...

Page 35: ...ext to the top slot and pull the webbing through The grommet will now be on the back side of the plate Fig 34 Pull the webbing across the back of the plate and insert the webbing though the angled slo...

Page 36: ...36 Fig 34 Fig 35 Fig 36 Fig 33 Fig 37...

Page 37: ...rings Slide the pad on to the harness webbing to where you feel it will sit best on your shoulder and insert D rings with belt slides between each elastic slot to hold the shoulder pad in place Fig 3...

Page 38: ...hen back through the lower outside slot The webbing should now be on the front side of the plate as shown Fig 41 Adjust the webbing so there is enough slack in the shoulder area to don and doff the ha...

Page 39: ...e from the back side Fig 44 Use the larger slot at the center of the backplate s bottom and weave the webbing back through the belt slide Fig 45 This is where adjustment to the crotch strap will be ma...

Page 40: ...t webbing See pictures for recommended buckle weave Weave Fig 47 When at the desired length pull the remaining webbing through the first slot and tighten Fig 48 NOTE Excess waist strap material may tr...

Page 41: ...41 ELITE 2 HARNESS ASSEMBLY ELITE 2 HARNESS PARTS WAIST LOWER SHOULDER ASSEMBLY UPPER SHOULDER ASSEMBLY CROTCH STRAP ASSEMBLY...

Page 42: ...e backside of the backplate run the 2 inch 5 1 cm nylon webbing through the waist slots on the backplate as shown Fig 49 50 NOTE Threading the waist strap in front of the backplate is necessary to acc...

Page 43: ...55 Fig 56 Fig 54 On the left side weave the shoulder pad with the 2 inch 5 1 cm webbing panel at the top as shown in Fig 57 58 Next weave through a belt slide and then through the panel on the epaule...

Page 44: ...er female clip faces down The sternum strap lead with the smaller clip should face inward toward the center chest Fig 64 66 Weave the webbing back through the 3 belt slides Fig 65 The left side should...

Page 45: ...through the backplate from the back side Fig 67 Use the larger slot at the center of the backplate s bottom and weave the webbing back through the belt slide Fig 68 This is where adjustments to the c...

Page 46: ...t webbing See pictures for recommended buckle weave Weave Fig 70 When at the desired length pull the remaining webbing through the first slot and tighten Fig 71 NOTE Excess waist strap material may tr...

Page 47: ...47 Fig 72 Fig 74 Fig 73 Fig 74 ASSEMBLY OF BACKPLATE ONTO WING POST DIVE CARE Rinse with fresh water and allow to air dry...

Page 48: ...48 HOLLIS 1540 North 2200 West Salt Lake City Utah 84116 USA 888 270 8595 www Hollis com 2018 Hollis All rights reserved Doc No HO 02 05 0009 5 24 18...

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