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facility prior to diving. Also, KISS Rebreather LLC strongly recommends that both display
ports are wired with displays for redundancy. Those that choose to dive the KISS OS with
only one display system should limit their diving to recrea onal no‐stop diving.
*WARNING: THERE ARE VARIOUS DISPLAY SYSTEMS AVAILABLE FOR THE KISS REBREATHERS.
THEY INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO THE KISS REBREATHER DISPLAY, SHEARWATER
COMPUTERS, AND SHEARWATER HUD. As with all electronics, these components
must be treated with care and respect. This includes taking care to not drop,
bang, or roughly handle them. Also, do not leave these components in a hot envi‐
ronment, such as a car or direct sunlight. The heat &/or sun, can and will damage
any electronic components.
*WARNING: Do not mix sensor brands in your rebreather! There are various sensor brands
available for purchase. If you mix brand “A” with brand “B”, they will not work properly. As
the response mes are different for each brand, most electronics will not calibrate properly.
If they do calibrate, they may not work correctly while diving as the different response
mes could cause an error reading.
The KISS display’s and the Shearwater products all use the KISS Rebreather sensor, K‐22D. The KISS OS BASIC does not
include the sensors. Many of our dealers stock the KISS K‐22D sensor and are available directly from them. Should you
wish to order them with your unit, please let us know your wish to add this product.
Prior to installing them, it is best to open the bags and let them sit for at least 24 hours prior to calibra on as they need
to go through a “wake up” period. Ideally, open the bags about a week prior to use, if possible. New sensors will read
low when first installed and will creep up slightly over the course of a week or so. A er that, they seem to be stable for
months on end.
Don’t waste me calibra ng the sensors if they are reading within a 1/2 percent. These sensors should be changed
annually, sooner if they are damaged or abused. Oxygen sensors work on the same basis as a ba ery. The more that
they are used, the more o en they will need to be replaced.
An easy way to remember your sensors anniversary date is to write the date on the bag when you open it, and keep
the bag in safe place. Also, use a Sharpie black marker to write the date on the top lip of the sensor. The K‐22D sen‐
sors are safe to dive if the millivolt reading is between 9 and 13, AND they can be calibrated in both air and oxygen.
Both the KISS display and the Shearwater computers will read the millivolts of the sensors or a volt meter can be pur‐
chased at your local hardware or electronics store.
*WARNING: It is extremely important that the sensors millivolt readings are in the correct
range, and that they can be calibrated in both oxygen and air. If even just one of these 3
items doesn't comply, DO NOT DIVE!!!! Failure to ensure that the sensors are working
properly, can result in serious injury or death!!!
*WARNING: On the following pages are the calibra on instruc ons for the displays sys‐
tems. It is essen al that the calibra on procedures are followed properly. Failure to do so
can cause injury or death!!