FAQS

Although Lung T-500 is designed for shallow water exploration there are inherent risks with ALL water activities. However, abiding by the Safety
Guidelines can help to minimize those risks and ensure a safer experience.

For user safety it is strictly forbidden to use any Lung product beyond a depth of 3m.

The Lung T-500 complies with PPE (EU)2016/425 tested to standard EN 250:2014 Respiratory equipment. This is the European standard for diving equipment to meet the demands placed on it at depth and under high breathing loads. This involved testing the device at a breathing rate of 62.5 l min-1, submerged in water at a pressure of 6 BAR absolute (equivalent to a depth of 50M). However, the use of any Lung product beyond a depth of 3m is prohibited.

Before using any Lung products it is essential that you have read and understand all of the Safety Guidelines and User Manual.

Yes! We have a 12 month warranty on our products. You can find more information in the User Manual & Safety Guidelines.

For user safety, the Lung T-500 is restricted to a maximum diving depth of 3m. Nothing will prevent you from descending further. However it is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN to descend beyond 3 meters.

What happens if I descend below 3 meters deep?

Nothing will happen to your Lung cylinder, this limit has been set solely to limit the risk to users. Even at 1 meter depth, there are risks to the user so safety instructions must be followed.

The Lung T-500 complies with PPE (EU)2016/425 tested to standard EN 250:2014 Respiratory equipment. This is the European standard for diving equipment to meet the demands placed on it at depth and under high breathing loads. This involved testing the device at a breathing rate of 62.5 l min-1, submerged in water at a pressure of 6 BAR absolute (equivalent to a depth of 50M). However, the use of any Lung product beyond a depth of 3M is prohibited.

The Lung T-500 has an integrated pressure gauge which allows you to easily check the air pressure.

The cylinder contains compressed air, which is the same air as the ambient air that everyone breathes. It is also the same air that is contained in conventional diving cylinders.