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Nitrox Basic Diver
99,00 € including tax
Requirement
- Open Water Diver – Certification
- 15 years
Advantages
- Lower nitrogen intake → less strain on the body
- Longer dive times → more time underwater
- Shorter wait times at the airport → back on the road faster
- Shorter desaturation times → more efficient dives
- Still feeling energetic after diving → less fatigue and exhaustion
Contents
- Introduction to Diving with Nitrox (Enriched Air)
- Differences between air and nitrox
- Advantages of Nitrox: less nitrogen, longer dive times
- Safely use oxygen concentrations of up to 40%
- Planning and conducting nitrox dives
- Using Nitrox dive computers and analyzers
- Safety Rules and Limits for Nitrox Diving
Diving with Nitrox (also known as Enriched Air Nitrox or EAN) is one of the most popular advanced courses in recreational diving today. Instead of diving with standard compressed air (about 21% oxygen) as is customary, diving with Nitrox uses a mixture containing a higher percentage of oxygen—typically between 32% and 36%. This means less nitrogen in the breathing gas, which not only extends the no-decompression limits but also reduces the risk of nitrogen narcosis.
What you'll learn in the course:
- The physiological basis of nitrox and its effects on the human body
- The Proper Use of a Dive Computer or Nitrox-Compatible Instruments
- Reading, Understanding, and Applying Oxygen Analysis Results
- Planning dives with nitrox while taking oxygen limits into account
- The Risks and Limitations of Enriched Air Diving
Why this course is worthwhile:
- You can do longer no-decompression dives—especially during multiple dives
- You reduce the physical strain caused by nitrogen intake
- You'll be safer if you handle oxygen concentrations properly
- You'll open up new opportunities for diving vacations, safaris, and more challenging dive profiles
How Nitrox Diving Came About: Nitrox was originally used in technical and professional diving—for example, in military or commercial diving missions. In the 1980s, the recreational diving community began to recognize the potential of this oxygen-enriched mixture. Initial skepticism soon gave way to enthusiasm as divers experienced the benefits: improved well-being after the dive and greater flexibility in dive planning. Today, Nitrox is an integral part of modern dive training and a valued tool for anyone who wants to dive more safely and comfortably.
Produktname: Nitrox Basic Diver
Hersteller: PDA Headquarter, Lausitzer Str.10, 68775 Ketsch, Deutschland
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