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WTX Series Owner’s Manual
Technical diving equipment must be robust and reliable.
Apeks’ new technical inflator exceeds the challenge. The
secret to its reliability is its simplicity. Fewer parts mean less
to go wrong and ease of service. Once you hold the precision
marine brass buttons in your hand, you will quickly realize
that this is not a recreational inflator, but rather a serious tool
to meet the dive at hand.
Twin Cylinder Redundant Buoyancy Cells
Twin cylinder buoyancy cells
have three grommets near the
top of the center panel and a
corresponding oval grommet
near the bottom of the center
panel. The three grommets allow
the diver a choice of three height
adjustment settings to achieve
proper trim of the cell. Rather
than have the lower bolt line up
perfectly with a lower hole as
other brands require, the oval
grommet accomodates bolts that
are slightly out of position.
Multiple Grommets for Nut and Bolt Attachment
Note: In the following descriptions, the term “front” refers to the
bladder closest to the diver when wearing. The term “rear” refers
to the bladder furthest away from the diver when wearing.
Apeks buoyancy cells are designed to be slim at the top to
allow the diver’s head to tilt back, encourage proper hose
placement and to assure that the diver has easy access to
the manifold valves.
Each bladder comes standard with a single lower pull dump.
The left front pull dump is for the front bladder and the right
rear pull dump is for the rear bladder. The easy-to-reach
dump valves are convenient when dumping while in a hori-
zontal or inverted position.
Heavy Duty Inflator with Brass Buttons
Narrow at Top for Full Access to Valves and Regulators
Lower Pull Dump