Symbios CCR Pod At a Glance
Wireless CCR Data
Transmits real-time rebreather data to the Symbios Silver Handset and HUD.
Individual Cell Readings
Displays the pO₂ reading from each connected oxygen sensor.
Analog and CAN Bus Options
Available for compatible analog rebreathers and CAN bus systems.
One-Second Transmission
Updates transmitted CCR data once every second.
Specifications
General
- Wireless connection between compatible CCRs and Symbios dive computers
- Compatible displays: Symbios Silver Handset and Symbios HUD
- Wireless magnetic transmission
- Transmission frequency: 125 kHz
- Transmission interval: Once per second
- Transmission range: Up to 90 cm / 35 in
- Dimensions: 90 mm / 3.5 in long × 40 mm / 1.6 in diameter
- Weight: Approximately 110 g / 3.9 oz
- Available for analog and CAN bus rebreather systems
Fischer and AK4 Analog Versions
- Compatible with rebreathers using a 7-pin Fischer or AK4 connector
- Connects to up to three analog pO₂ sensors
- Compatible sensor output: 8–15 mV at 0.21 bar pO₂
- Compatible with Halcyon GREENFLASH optical pO₂ sensors set to analog mode
- Battery: CR123 lithium
- Battery life: Up to 200 diving hours
- Standby time: Up to one year
- Automatically enters sleep mode after more than 15 minutes of stable sensor output
AK5 CAN Bus Version
- Designed for compatible CAN bus rebreathers with an AK5 connector
- Typically connects through the CCR’s HUD port
- Powered by the CCR head battery
- Required CAN bus supply voltage: 3.3–4.3 V
- Activated through integrated water contacts
- Enters standby mode when the contacts are dry
- Wirelessly transmits the pO₂ reading from each cell
Available Configurations
- 7-pin Fischer — 80.300.001
- 4-pin male — 80.300.009
- 4-pin female — 80.300.010
- 5-pin male — 80.300.011
- 5-pin female — 80.300.012
