Dräger Secor 7000

The demands of professional diving are great and require a high level of flexibility and reliability from all system components. The Secor 7000 regulator, integrated with the open circuit diving system Dräger PSS® Dive and the full-face mask Dräger Panorama Nova Dive, was designed to optimally meet these demands. The combination of first and second stage enables lowest breathing resistances even when diving in deep and cold waters in compliance with DIN EN 250A.

​The first stage (pressure reducer) has three HP ports and five MP ports to give flexibility in configuration. The hoses can be custom-configured for the diver. The newly designed handwheel ensures a secure connection to the air tank. The first stage is completely black, supply-pressure-compensated, and diaphragm-controlled, which ensures air supply, even under extreme conditions.

In order to achieve maximum flexibility, it is possible to connect the hose to the second stage regulator from either the left or right side. The second stage can be opened without tools. This allows cleaning and disinfection immediately after the dive. The bubble deflector has been so positioned that the bubbles are directed away from the field of view. This applies whether the diver is using a half mask or a full-face mask.

Three high pressure (HP) ports and five medium pressure (MP) ports make every configuration possible: Pressure gauge, low pressure warning, computer transmitter for the high pressure outlets as well as two Regulators, an inflator hose for the BCD and an inflator hose for a dry suit at the medium pressure ports, for example.

Various hose lengths in rubber or with flex material are available to satisfy every configuration and situation.

The Secor 7000 is available with different cylinder connections: for DIN up to 300bar or for INT up to 232bar inlet pressure. The medium pressure is 9.3bar (+/- 0.5bar tolerance).

The Secor 7000 offers another safety aspect in combination with the Panorama Nova Dive. Even under water, the regulator can be unplugged in an emergency and the second regulator plugged into the full-face mask. This means that it is no longer necessary to remove the full-face mask and the dive can be safely ended.