MTX-RC
The APEKS MTX-RC is a technical scuba regulator designed for cold water and extreme conditions. This scuba regulator uses a unique Over-Balanced Diaphragm design that allows the average hose pressure to increase faster than ambient pressure as depth increases, providing superior performance at depth. The one-piece forged body, environmentally sealed system and EN250A cold water certification to 60 meters make it recommended for technical diving, wreck diving and intensive use. Made in the UK, the MTX-RC is a premium diving device for divers looking for reliability and control.
Main benefits
• Technical scuba regulator for extreme cold water
• EN250A certified up to 60 m in cold water
• Over-Balanced Design for superior performance at depth
• Standard Environmental Dry Kit
• Nitrox/Oxygen compatible up to 40% O2
Technical specifications
First step
• Connections: Yoke and DIN available
• Type: Over-balanced diaphragm design, environmentally sealed
• Body Type: One piece forged body
• Number of HP ports: 2 (7/16" UNF)
• Number of MP ports: 5 (3/8" UNF)
• Environmental Dry Kit: Standard
• First stage exterior: Satin chrome
• Orientation: Convertible Left hand or Right hand
• Coldwater Use: Yes - extreme
Second stage
• Type: Pneumatically balanced
• Opening Effort Control Knob: Yes
• Integrated Venturi Lever: Yes
• Mouthpiece: Comfo-bite™
• Exhaust tee: Diver Changeable - one set supplied
• Heat Exchanger for freezing resistance: Yes
• Hose type: Braided Flexi-hose
• Nitrox/Oxygen compatible: Up to 40% O2 outside the EU (European Union), within the EU anything above 21% O2 must use an M26 Connection.
• Rec. Temperature Use (Degrees C): 1 - 55
• Swivel Hose: No
What does the MTX-RC package include?
• 1st stage
• 2nd stage
• Hoses
Who is this regulator for?
✔ Technical divers looking for a scuba regulator for extreme cold water
✔ Deep technical diving
✔ Cave diving and wreck diving
✔ Divers using Nitrox up to 40% O2
✔ Professionals who need robust and EN250A certified diving equipment
✔ Intensive use in low temperature conditions (1–55°C)
