The Leba54 or FGTII is now called FGT 5400 SCR by Dräger
DATASHEET SEMICLOSED REBREATHER | ||
Dräger FGT II or Leba54 now FGT 5400 | Date: 11 Maart 2005 | |
Fertig-Gas-Tauchgerät II | Database semi closed rebreathers by: J.W. Bech | |
Manufacturer | Dräger | |
Model | FGT II or Leba54 | |
Land of origin | Germany | |
Design year | 1997 | |
Special Note: | Military version of Atlantis-1 | |
User group | Military | |
Magnetic characteristics | Conform Stanag 2897-A | |
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Working principle | Constant Mass Flow | By orifice(S) |
Circuit principle | Both closed and semi closed | Closed up to 10 mtr |
Gas type | Nitrox | |
Intended use | Salvage, Standard UW work, Research, repair, military | MCM |
Dimensions LxWxH | 520x370x240 mm | |
Device weight | 15,6 kg | |
Cylinder | 5 liters | (Atlantis-1 had 4 ltr) |
Max. pressure | 200 bar | |
Max depth | 54 metres | |
Pressure reducer | Membrane type | |
Cylinder material | Non-magnetic | |
Co2 absorption cartridge capacity | 2,7 Kg Drägersorb | |
Co2 absorption cartridge rechargeable | Yes | |
Absorption time | 3 hours (?) | |
Pressure adjustable OPV | 1,25 – 25 mbar | |
Worn | On the back | |
Counterlung volume total | 8 liters | |
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If you have any information to add this sheet please mail it to jw.bech@quicknet.nl References to source and names will always be added! | ||
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Origin: http://www.therebreathersite.nl | ||
Info: FGT II / LEBA 54 Diving Depth 0 to 10 msw (Oxygen) or 240 min 0 to 24 msw (Pre-Mixed Gas “B”) or 105 min 0 to 42 msw (Pre-Mixed Gas “C”) or 55 min 0 to 54 msw (Pre-Mixed Gas “D”) or 35 min Breathing Circuit Semi-Closed or Closed circuit Gas Cylinder 5 L, 200 bar, Steel, TÜV * Breathing Gas Pre-Mixed Gases or Oxygen Magnetic Level Magnetic ** * low-magnetic or non-magnetic gas cylinder on request ** depending on gas cylinder also low-magnetic or non-magnetic level possible The LEBA 54 is a unit designed for the use to 54 meters. It is the predecessor of the Atlantis Now in 2021 this model is called FGT 5400 | ||
Additional information about this unit is welcome! |
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