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DOCUMENT NUMBER: 01/2018 DATE OF ISSUE: 05.01.2018
| SANTI DRYSUIT MANUAL
USER MANUAL
Usage
Maximal depth versus safety
This drysuit construction does not imply any technical depth restrictions while using it.
The maximum depth it is possible to dive to is limited to the diver’s knowledge and qualifications,
gas mixture, thermal protection and suitable technical security. The inability of the diver to fulfill
some or all of these conditions can seriously endanger health or even cause loss of life.
Inflation of the drysuit with air
Inflation of the drysuit with air should be done by using the attached inflation hose. The inflation
hose should be connected to the bottle with air and to the inflation valve in the drysuit. The air
is supplied from the bottle by the first stage regulator through the inflation valve to the inside of
the drysuit. Using the button on the inflation valve and the deflation valve on the arm, the user
may regulate the quantity of the air inside.
Users restrictions
The drysuit is intended for recreational and professional diving in both natural areas and artificial
manmade containers and reservoirs.
Main purpose of the drysuit is to protect from water.
The drysuit helps to protect the diver from grazes and also to some degree the under-water flora
and fauna. It prevents from cuts and injuries of the body underwater. Excessive and unwary use
of the drysuit will inevitably damage the material.
Construction and components of the drysuit
Components
The diving drysuit is manufactured according to the PN-EN14225-2:2018-02 standard.
The list of the components used in the drysuits is described on page 5.
Warnings
Temperature range
The drysuit is capable of operating within a range of temperatures. The manufacturer suggests
that thermal protection should be chosen based on following conditions: water temperature,
season of the year, diving depth and level of activity under water. Temperature might influence
diving comfort and diving length, in extreme situations may affect your health and safety.
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