The document provides an overview of various scuba diving equipment essential for underwater divers, detailing their functions and importance. Items such as diving masks, fins, snorkels, and regulators are highlighted as key components that enhance safety and comfort during diving. Additionally, it briefly mentions underwater photography equipment and encourages viewers to explore manufacturers for these products.

1. Scuba Diving Equipment
Diving equipment are equipment used by
underwater divers or scuba divers while
jumping into the deep water of sea/ocean.
These equipment are designed to make diving
activities possible, safer, faster, and
comfortable.

2. Scuba Diving Equipment List
Here is a list of the most commonly used scuba
diving equipment along with their functions.
Diving Mask Diving Fins
Snorkel
Regulator
Sidemount
Scuba Tank
Dive Light....Dive Knife

3. Dive Watch Rebreathers
Wetsuits and Dry Suits
BCD (Buoyancy Control Device)
SPG (Submersible Pressure Gauge)
Underwater Photography and Video Equipment

5. Diving Mask
Divers masks are are parts of diving equipment
that allow scuba divers to see clearly underwater.

6. Fins
Divers' swimfins or flippers are accessories worn on the
foot. These are made from rubber, plastic or
combinations of both to help move through the water.

7. Snorkel
A diving snorkel is a piece of equipment which is
fitted with the diver's mask and helps breathe
while diving under water.

8. Sidemount
Sidemount is a scuba diving equipment
configuration in which diving cylinders are
mounted alongside the diver, below the shoulders
and along the diver's hips.

9. Scuba Tank
A scuba diving tank is used to transport high
pressure breathing gas.

10. Dive Knife
Scuba dive knife is an invaluable tool underwater,
providing divers with a versatile solution to dozens
of potential problems.

11. Dive Light
A scuba dive light/torch is used to see, navigate
gauges at night.

12. Dive Watch
A scuba diver's watch is a watch designed for
underwater diving that is 100% water resistance.

13. Rebreathers
A diver's rebreather is a breathing apparatus that
absorbs the carbon dioxide of a diver's exhaled
breath to permit the rebreathing.

14. Wetsuits and Dry Suits
These both wetsuits and drysuits are worn to
protect the diver from the elements when they are
aboard a boat.

15. BCD (Buoyancy Control Device)
Buoyancy control device is a piece of diving equipment
containing a bladder which is worn by divers to establish
neutral buoyancy underwater and positive buoyancy on
the surface.

16. SPG (Submersible Pressure Gauge)
Often, this very simple small device device helps
divers make important decisions based on the
cylinder pressures.

17. Underwater Photography and Video
Equipment
Underwater photography & video equipment are
used to take important pictures and record videos
of sea species, flora & fauna, etc.

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