Liberty as Bailout Rebreather
More time. Less gas.
The CCR Liberty can be configured as a bailout rebreather for dives where traditional open-circuit bailout becomes large, heavy, and difficult to manage.
By recycling breathing gas, the Liberty rebreather helps reduce bailout gas requirements during long decompression dives, cave diving, and deep technical exploration.
Smaller setup. Greater flexibility underwater.
Why use a bailout rebreather?
Carrying enough open-circuit bailout gas for deeper dives often means additional cylinders, more weight, and increased complexity.
A bailout rebreather reduces gas consumption during ascent and decompression, helping divers carry less gas while maintaining extended bailout capability.
More efficiency. More options.
One Liberty Platform
Whether configured as a primary unit, dual rebreather, or bailout rebreather, the CCR Liberty keeps the same controls, interface, and diving logic throughout the system.
Familiar operation helps reduce task loading and keeps the dive simple when it matters most.
One system. Multiple possibilities.
Build for exploration
Built for exploration The Liberty CCR is designed for demanding dives including:
- > Cave diving
- > Deep wreck exploration
- > Long decompression dives
- > Advanced technical diving
> Dual rebreather configurations
Reliable electronics, redundant systems, and smooth breathing performance help divers stay focused underwater.
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My diving journey to CCR Liberty
My first diving experience came during a holiday when I succumbed to the lure of an animator who enticed me to try out the diving apparatus in the pool. The nice thing was that I took the PADI OWD course in Egypt and instead of pool dives, the "controlled" conditions were in a beautiful sandy lagoon surrounded by coral. So logically, the AOWD course followed a year later in a similar location.
Diving with a bailout rebreather
In this episode of CCR Liberty in Detail we talk about bailout rebreathers and bailout CCR modes. Jakub Slama kicks the episode off by introducing some of the reasons why a diver would use a bailout rebreather. In general, longer dives with a CCR require the diver to carry more volume of bailout gas which can become a limiting factor.
Mark Powell, Edoardo Pavia and Paul Toomer: dual and bailout rebreathers training
Welcome to part 3 of the Bailout CCR series with Joe Bosquez interviewing Mark Powell, TDI Instructor Trainer and author of Deco for Divers, Edoardo Pavia, IANTD Instructor Trainer and Divesoft ambassador, and Paul Toomer, Co-owner of Dive RAID International and Divesoft ambassador.
Jakub Šimánek, Steve Bogaerts and Brett Hemphill about bailout and dual rebreathers
Welcome to the short Bailout CCR Series part 1! Joe Bosquez hosts Jakub Šimánek, Steve Bogaerts and Brett Hemphill talking about the Bailout or Dual Rebreathers.