Standard And Optional Pockets; Instructions For The Correct Use Of The Stabilizing Jackets Pro 2000 Adv; Instructions For The Correct Adjustment Of Belts And Shoulder Straps - Seac Sub PRO 2000 ADV Manual De Instrucciones

Standard and optional pockets

The PRO 2000 Adv stabilizing jacket is also
equipped with two roomy, front bellows
pockets, a supplementary mask pocket
(Drawing 10), and two rear weight pockets
(Drawing 11), each with a capacity of 2.5 kg.
Two optional quick-draw rear weight pockets,
each with a capacity of 4 kg, can be inserted
to the front right or left.
Always be careful to close the zippers or the
Velcro strip to prevent objects from falling
out of the pockets.
Drawing 10
Extra mask or accessory pocket
Drawing 11
Rear weight pocket
Instructions for the correct use
of the stabilizing jackets
Pro 2000 Adv
Attention!
Read the following instructions carefully. Your
safety and the continual efficiency of your
equipment depend on your having read these
instructions.
Attention!
The stabilizing jacket is not a life vest and does
not guarantee supporting a person face up while
on the surface of the water!
The stabilizing jacket must always be
transported with care in bags and backpacks
specially designed to contain diving equipment
and avoiding contact with heavy or sharp
components.
Instructions for the correct
adjustment of belts and
shoulder straps
The first time you use your Pro 2000 Adv
stabilizing jacket and whenever necessary,
regulate the shoulder straps, the waist belts,
and the tank connection straps.
It is also possible to adjust the length of the
shoulder straps to fit your body type and
according to the equipment you will be
wearing. By adjusting the two lightweight
alloy rings on the backpack, it is possible to
adjust the length of the shoulder straps until
you obtain the proper fit (Drawing 12). The
best result is to position the sternal buckle at
a height that corresponds to the final part of
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