Aire Enriquecido NITROX

Amphibio offers the Enriched Air Nitrox (EANx) specialty course, a valuable step for divers aiming to extend their bottom times and enhance safety through reduced nitrogen exposure. This SSI specialty certification focuses on the principles and practical application of diving with higher oxygen and lower nitrogen gas mixes. Participants will learn how to plan and execute Nitrox dives safely, including the critical skill of analyzing their own tank to confirm the oxygen percentage before each dive. This course does not require an open water check-out dive and is a recommended precursor to the Advanced Open Water Diver certification.

The curriculum delves into the physiological effects of Nitrox on the body, its integration with your overall diving system, and specific planning procedures tailored for Nitrox dives. Understanding these elements empowers divers to utilize EANx effectively, allowing for longer underwater exploration, which is particularly beneficial for activities like underwater photography or wreck exploration. The course also emphasizes the benefits of shorter surface intervals, making dive trips more efficient and enjoyable.

Amphibio, as an SSI training center, ensures that students receive a recognized certification upon successful completion of the Enriched Air Nitrox program. The center's commitment to diver education is evident in its structured approach to teaching the complexities of gas management and dive planning specific to Nitrox. This specialty is designed to build confidence and competence in divers looking to optimize their underwater experiences.

This specialty is highly recommended for divers who want to maximize their time underwater and minimize the risks associated with decompression sickness. By mastering the use of Nitrox, you can significantly enhance the enjoyment and efficiency of your diving adventures. Amphibio provides the knowledge and practical skills necessary to safely incorporate enriched air into your diving repertoire, opening up new possibilities for exploration.