A regulator for diving controls the level of the diver's breath gas. Although this is usually the case, regulators can also regulate pressures for other gases that are used while diving. A regulator that controls diving pressures can also be called an alternative second stage. The cylinder containing the regulator is attached to the diver's tank. It allows the diver's to breathe underwater.
Scuba regulators
Scuba regulators are an important part of a scuba dive system. They regulate how much air is delivered to the diver to allow them to breathe easily and comfortably. They also allow for air delivery to be stopped or started under water. A purge button allows the diver, in an emergency, to drain the regulator and release air.
Alternate Second Stage
The regulator for divers consists of two parts: the primary and alternate stages. The primary stage provides air for the diver and the secondary stage replenishes that air. The alternative stage can either be a less-efficient or better performing model. The secondary stage can still perform the same functions as the primary one, but it is not as efficient.
Balanced regulator
The Balanced dive regulator is a versatile and efficient scuba diving regulator that delivers breathing gas to the diver with minimum effort. Its advanced design and high quality materials make it an excellent choice for any diving environment.
DIN valves
When choosing a dive resiver, the first thing to look at is the type of valve. There are typically two types of diving regulators available: Yoke or DIN valves. A Yoke-valve has an O ring that fits into the tank's first stage valve. An O-ring on a DIN valve fits into a threaded connector on the regulator’s first stage.
Swivel joint hose adaptor
Divers will appreciate the versatility of a swivel-joint hose adaptor to their dive regulator. It makes it easy to route the regulator's hose in an efficient manner, and helps reduce jaw stress. This accessory allows you to share your air with your buddy. These accessories are simple to use and should be washed after each dive.
Regulators with environmental seals
There are many options available if you're in search of an environmentally sealed regulator. These devices have a series of benefits that make them an excellent choice for those who dive in cold water. Among them is their corrosion-resistant design, which can be achieved by using zirconium over brass. In addition, many of these products feature a factory fitted environmental seal and a large purge button. Some models come with a lifetime limited warranty.