diving equipment
equipment used by underwater divers to make diving activities possible
diving watch
watch designed for underwater diving
diving suit
garment or device designed to protect a diver from the underwater environment
diving chamber
pressure vessel for human occupation
block weight
monolithic dive weight
diving weighting system
ballast carried by underwater divers to counteract buoyancy
umbilical cable
diving equipment
diving watch with depth gauge
wristwatch designed for underwater diving, with an integrated analog or digital depth gauge
SCUBA
self-contained underwater breathing apparatus
Distance line
line deployed by scuba divers for navigation
standard diving dress
rubberised canvas diving suit with copper helmet and weighted boots
diving helmet
Head enclosure with breathing gas supply worn for underwater diving
diving buoyancy compensator
diving equipment for controlling buoyancy by volume adjustment
dive computer
underwater instrument to record dive depth over time profile and to calculate decompression obligations in real time, typically carried on a diver's wrist
Decompression equipment
equipment used to facilitate decompression of divers
underwater breathing apparatus
device used for breathing underwater
diving support equipment
equipment used in the support of an underwater diving operation
diving bell
gas filled chamber for transporting divers vertically through the water
soft weight
bag of lead shot used as dive weight
decompression table
table outlining procedures for decompression after diving exposure and breathing at ambient pressures greater than surface atmospheric pressure
depth gauge
gauge that indicates the depth underwater, primarily used by divers and on submarines
snorkel
device used for breathing air from above when the wearer's head is face downwards in water