Home / Education / Courses / Advanced Rebreather Diver Dive in silence and train to dive as deep as 40 metres/130 feet. Learn about scrubbers, oxygen consumption and bailout requirements including how to configure a bailout cylinder system. Advanced Rebreather Diver Contact Dive Shop Continuing-Education Advanced Rebreather Diver Contact Dive Shop Your Dive Shop Description If you're interested in rebreathers for their silence and maximized no stop dive time, and are happy to stay within recreational diving depth limits, then the PADI Advanced Rebreather Diver course is for you. This course builds on your PADI Rebreather Diver certification by expanding your knowledge, adding a bailout cylinder, and training you to dive as deep as 40 metres/130 feet. If you aren't a certified rebreather diver yet, no problem - ask your PADI Rebreather Instructor about combining the PADI Rebreather and Advanced Rebreather Diver courses. To enroll in the PADI Advanced Rebreather Diver course, you must: Be a PADI Open Water Diver, but you must earn a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver certification to become a PADI Advanced Rebreather Diver Have a minimum of 30 logged dives Are at least 18 years old To dive deeper than 30 metres/100 feet, you must be a PADI Deep Diver. Note that qualifying certifications from other diver training organizations may apply - ask your PADI Rebreather Instructor. Academic Through self-study and instructor-guided sessions, you'll learn about scrubbers, oxygen consumption and bailout requirements, including how to configure a bailout cylinder system. Because rebreathers vary significantly, you'll also study the manufacturer's literature for the type of rebreather you'll train on. During one confined water dive and four open water dives, you'll practice bailout and other emergency procedures, as well as planning and executing deep rebreather dives. Available Languages For information on other available languages please contact your PADI Dive Center. Equipment Beyond your mask, fins and exposure suit, plus collapsible snorkel, if you have one, your PADI Rebreather Instructor will advise you about the Type R rebreather you'll use. Your instructor will also fit you with a bailout cylinder system with open-circuit regulator and SPG. After certification, you'll need to qualify if you want to use a different rebreather model because procedures vary with each model. However, you don't need to repeat the entire course. Just take a PADI Rebreather Qualifier program that focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to use a different Type R rebreather model. Your instructor will make sure that all Type R rebreathers used in PADI courses meet requirements, such as being third party tested and that manufacturers ensure their rebreathers meet a comprehensive list of requirements. Interested in technical diving? The PADI Advanced Rebreather Diver course may credit toward the Tec 40 CCR Diver course on the same rebreather. For more information, find a PADI Dive Center or Resort that offers PADI TecRec courses. Getting Started Visit your local PADI">https://locator.padi.com">PADI Dive Center or Resort and get the PADI Rebreather and Advanced Rebreather Diver Manual, if you don't already have it, and start studying immediately. For this course, you need to read the manual introduction and the last two chapters. Watching the PADI Rebreather and Advanced Rebreather Diver Key Skills video will really help you prepare for your dives. Your Dive Shop More Courses Continuing Education Altitude Diver Diving in altitudes higher than 300 metres/1000 feet above sea level is altitude diving. Discover a hidden world where only a few have ventured. Continuing Education AWARE Shark Conservation Sharks are an essential part of a healthy ocean. This course explores why they are vulnerable, the importance of a healthy shark population, managing threats and how to take action to protect them. Continuing Education Boat Diver This course helps you expand your knowledge about boats from small inflatables to large liveaboards. You'll gain experience scuba diving by completing two dives from a boat. Continuing Education Cavern Diver Gain the knowledge and skills to explore caverns correctly and safely. This course guides you to enter far enough for adventure, but stay within the light zone for an easy exit to open water. Continuing Education Coral Reef Conservation This course helps you appreciate the complexity of coral reef habitats and teaches how you can help conserve these vital systems. Continuing Education Deep Diver Explore deeper dive sites with confidence at depths down to 40 metres/130 ft. Learn to manage your gas supply, go over buddy contact procedures, and buoyancy control.