Certification - Seac Sub PRO 2000 ADV Manual De Instrucciones

Attention!
The following instructions must be integrated
with those of the other components of your
SCUBA (tank assembly). Before using your tank
assembly, carefully read all of the instructions
for usage as found in the relative manuals.

Certification

The SEAC Diving Pro stabilizing jackets
described in this manual have been subjected
to type testing, verified and certified by the
notified testing authority 0474 RINA with
headquarters in Genoa, Italy in conformity
with law EN 250 directive 89/686/CEE of
December 21, 1989 as SCUBA gear (III°
category) and in conformity with EN 1809
directive 89/896/CEE as a stabilizing vest.
The testing methods were implemented in
accordance to law EN 250 in applying the
same directive that established its entry onto
the market and the essential safety
requirements of the Individual Protection
Device (IPD).
The EC seal signifies the conformity to the
essential health and safety requirements
(Annex II DE 89/686/CEE). The number 0470
beside the "EC" identifies the notified RINA
testing authority which carried out the testing
of the production according to provisions of
Art. 11B DE 89/686/CEE.
SEAL PRESENT ON EACH STABILIZING
JACKET:
0474
In order to guarantee maximum attention to
the safety of the stabilizing vest, there is a
label with the following text:
ATTENTION!
This stabilizer is not a life vest and does not
guarantee support on the surface with your face
out of the water!
Before using this stabilizer, you must follow a
course held by qualified instructors and obtain the
relative qualification. The use of diving apparatus
by unqualified persons is dangerous and may
cause serious or fatal incidents to the diver and
his companions.
This stabilizer can be assembled on the single
cylinder up to 18 litres (Ø 220 mm) or on twin
cylinders of 10 + 10 litres.
Read the attached Instruction Manual carefully.
Before each use, ensure that the stabilizer is
functioning properly. Carefully screw the stabilizer
jacket hose to a low pressure outlet of the first
stage of the regulator! An eventual intake of high
pressure in the hose may cause breakage or
serious problems! Following each dive, including
those in swimming pools, the stabilizer must be
rinsed with fresh water inside and out. Keep the
stabilizer partially inflated in a cool, aerated place.
A lack of maintenance may cause damage to the
stabilizer or cause it to not function properly.
There is a table of the various buoyancy forces in
kilograms and Newton on back of the tag.
Attention!
Do not remove this tag from the stabilizing
jacket for any reason.
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