Many people have been asking me about the various ways that the Sentinel rebreather monitors carbon dioxide levels. The new Sentinel Expedition offers a gaseous CO2 monitor that is the world’s first commercially available carbon dioxide sensor proofed and designed for operation in high humidity, high oxygen rebreather breathing loops.
The Sentinel Expedition CO2 monitor actively measures carbon dioxide while the diver is breathing on the loop. It is capable of real time monitoring that enables the diver to see rising levels and warns the diver in time for them to complete a dive, reduce activity levels or bail out.
The alarm thresholds have been set at 5mB and 10mB. Although the diver may not detect any symptoms as they begin to rise above 5mB, it is prudent to wrap up a dive. It is generally agreed, that levels of 15-20 mB are capable of inducing unconsciousness in a diver, therefore the 10mB threshold is realistic bail out alarm level.
The monitor consists of a combination of filters and sensors that can survive within the high humidity of the rebreather loop and is powered from the unit’s onboard rechargeable battery.
In the my next blog post, I will outline the other ways carbon dioxide is monitored in the Sentinel LSS. Jill Heinerth










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Posted by: un grolandais | 28 September 2009 at 05:57 PM
for be honest my kiki husband
gives to me to buy this rebreather
but i don't know it's more expansive
and my husband by its experiance already detects the co2
a friendgirl say to
me that the new IDA was better
i hesitate too with a Vision.
Olga Wet
Posted by: Olga Sno wet | 27 September 2009 at 02:24 PM