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SuperLite
®
17B
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There are several possible ways to configure your emergency gas system, although at KMDSI we only recom-
mend one method. The configuration we recommend is as follows:
Cylinder Valve Open - EGS Valve on Helmet Closed
This is the only method that we recommend. The advantages of this method are as follows:
• You only need to open one valve to activate your emergency supply.
• There is little danger of flooding your first stage regulator and ruining it.
Possible Emergency Gas Supply Cylinder & EGS Valve Configurations
Configuration
Cylinder Valve
EGS Valve
Advantages/Disadvantages
Configuration 1
On
Off
Advantages
(Regulator pressurized)
• One v
alve to open
• Fir
st stage won’t normally flood
Disadvantages
• If hose or fir
st stage leaks some
or all EGS gas will be lost
Configuration 2*
Off
On
Advantages
(No pressure in
• One v
alve to open
regulator)
• No loss of gas fr
om cylinder
if hose leaks or regulator leaks
Disadvantages
• Fir
st stage will flood and must
be serviced after each da
y of
diving
Configuration 3*
On momentarily Off
Advantages
(Regulator pressurized
then Off
• No loss of cylinder gas if
then cylinder v
alve
hose or regulator leak
s
closed)
Disadvantages
•
Two valves to open in
emergency
• Slo
w leak on long dive may
result in flooded 1st stage
• If dive depth e
xceeds pressure
in first stage, first stage will flood
Configuration 4*
Off
Off
Advantages
• No use of cylinder gas unless
emergency occurs
Disadvantages
• Regulator will flood and need
service daily
•
Two valves to open in
* Requires ability to reach cylinder
emergency
v
alve without difficulty