FGT II semiclosed rebreather

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The Leba54 or FGTII is now called FGT 5400 SCR by Dräger

Leba54 001
The predecessor of the Atlantis sportsrebreather
Leba54 002
The new FGT 5400

DATASHEET SEMICLOSED REBREATHER
Dräger FGT II or Leba54 now FGT 5400Date: 11 Maart 2005
Fertig-Gas-Tauchgerät IIDatabase semi closed rebreathers by: J.W. Bech
ManufacturerDräger 
ModelFGT II or Leba54 
Land of originGermany 
Design year1997 
Special Note: Military version of Atlantis-1 
User groupMilitary 
Magnetic characteristicsConform Stanag 2897-A 
Part no:  
Working principleConstant Mass FlowBy orifice(S)
Circuit principleBoth closed and semi closedClosed up to 10 mtr
Gas typeNitrox 
Intended useSalvage, Standard UW work, Research, repair, military MCM
Dimensions LxWxH520x370x240 mm 
Device weight15,6 kg 
Cylinder5  liters(Atlantis-1 had 4 ltr)
Max. pressure200 bar 
Max depth54 metres 
Pressure reducerMembrane type 
Cylinder materialNon-magnetic 
Co2 absorption cartridge capacity2,7 Kg Drägersorb 
Co2 absorption cartridge rechargeableYes 
Absorption time3 hours (?) 
Pressure adjustable OPV1,25 – 25 mbar 
WornOn the back 
Counterlung volume total8 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!   
Info found: 
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! 

JW

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