ss1
Why The SS1?
The SS1 is the newest and most sophisticated product of its
type, taking the concept to new levels of convenience, reliability
and performance as only Atomic Aquatics can deliver.
“I almost forgot
I wasn’t using my primary”
Scuba Diving magazine
7 Backup Breathers - Scubalab, August 2007
Here are some answers to help you decide which type of safe second
is best suited to your diving needs...
SS1 Performance & Durability SS1 Adaptability & Convenience
The SS1 delivers high flow rates to a diver at depth with One of the most unique features of the SS1 is its adaptability
a minimum of effort. It is very stable and not prone to to almost any BCD. We have designed a set of adapters to fit
unnecessary free-flow or leakage from water movement virtually every popular BCD brand available (and many that are
while swimming or during entries/exits. The inflator/deflator not). The adapters also include components for attaching the
is easy to operate with soft surfaced buttons placed where cable exhaust feature of your existing BCD (if applicable). The
they can be easily operated with one hand. The SS1 is SS1 features a quick disconnect not only on the low-pressure
constructed of quality materials not found in any other safe hose, but the BCD hose as well. The adapters that fit the SS1
second on the market. The quick disconnect coupling, to the BCD are connected to the SS1 with a threaded collar
regulator valve body, and inflation and deflation stems are that can be easily unscrewed to detach it completely from the
machined from type 316 Stainless Steel or Titanium to avoid BCD enabling you to carry or store the SS1 with your primary
corrosion that would eventually seize components or degrade regulator and gauges. The SS1 offers pneumatic or oral
performance and function. The regulator orifice and lever are inflation for buoyancy control and back-up breathing in one
Titanium for maximum strength and reliability. small package.
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