Scuba diving Maximum Operating Depth (MOD) table

The Maximum Operating Depth (MOD) represents the deepest depth at which a particular breathing gas mixture can be safely used without exceeding recommended partial pressure limits of oxygen. This is critical for diver safety as breathing gases at excessive depths can lead to oxygen toxicity, potentially causing seizures underwater.
Understanding and respecting Maximum Operating Depths is fundamental for recreational diving safety.
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IdentifierMOD (PpO2 1.4)MOD (PpO2 1.6)
Air57 m66 m
EAN 2254 m63 m
EAN 2351 m60 m
EAN 2448 m57 m
EAN 2546 m54 m
EAN 2644 m52 m
EAN 2742 m49 m
EAN 2840 m47 m
EAN 2938 m45 m
EAN 3037 m43 m
EAN 3135 m42 m
EAN 3234 m40 m
EAN 3332 m38 m
EAN 3431 m37 m
EAN 3530 m36 m
EAN 3629 m34 m
EAN 3728 m33 m
EAN 3827 m32 m
EAN 3926 m31 m
EAN 4025 m30 m

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