​Thanks to the 5-point head harness and the double sealing surfaces on the mask body, the mask creates an excellent seal, either on the face or on a hood.

​All three ports are the familiar Dräger P-Con system. The middle port is intended for the regulator, while the left and right ports are intended for communications. The diver can breathe ambient air at the surface by not plugging in the regulator, or by opening a port, until immediately before submerging, thereby saving air for the dive.

​A port for the mechanical low-pressure warning can be found on the visor of the mask. This reliably warns the diver of low remaining air pressure.

​Should water get into the mask, it can easily be expelled through the additional exhalation valve in the mask.

​The large, flat visor offers a wide field-of-view and allows the diver to equalize pressure from the outside of the mask, using the nose pinchers.

​Using the quick doffing system, the diver can quickly and easily remove the mask at any time.

Open-circuit systems:

• Panorama Nova Dive Sport
• Panorama Nova Dive (with port for the mechanical low-pressure warning)

Closed-circuit systems:

• Panorama Nova Dive R (with adjustable mouthpiece for rebreathers)
• Panorama Nova Dive NM (with adjustable mouthpiece, non-magnetic, only for military users)