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A regulator must possess a set of functions which are unaffected by the different environments it will see during its lifetime. Examples of these functions include inhalation resistance, exhalation bubble distraction, noise and leak tightness – to name just a few. Different environments such as cylinder pressure, diving attitude, depth, temperature, gas, type of water, the diver can have an effect on these functions. When a new regulator is released on the market, it has to pass the EN 250 test. This test represents one single environment; the manu facturer may have managed to test perhaps another hundred such situations, which is good but not necessarily enough. Only after years and years of actual use by divers around the world will the manufacturer collect all the information which can guarantee a perfect performance under all circumstances. This of course, takes time… The Poseidon Cyklon Junior was introduced in 1958. In small steps, it has been gradually improved every year, based on both divers’ experiences and technological evolution. And so it continues. The expression “been there – done that” applies to The Poseidon Cyklon more than to any other regulator on the market. The Cyklon: First launched in 1958, constant improvements have resulted in a really tough, reliable workhorse, and is the choice of many navies around the world. Approved to EN250 cold water standard. Introduced in 1958, the Cyklon was the first regulator in the world with a single hose and the demand valve situated at the mouth, and set a new world standard for diving regulators. Thanks to its welltested construction and design, the Cyklon is still the first choice of the German Navy and many others.
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Features
- Model: Plastic/Black, Metal
- Material: Cyklon 5000 2nd stage in plastic. Cyklon Metal The same design as the Cyklon 5000, but with the 2nd stage in metal.
- Technical features: Use either way up, Robust, durable, Approved for cold water diving, Reliable high performance
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