This unique device can be used to test SCUBA regulators for inhalation/exhalation effort plus first stage intermediate pressure and lockup stability. All tests can be done without dismantling the regulator. To check intermediate staging pressure, merely attach the BC hose to the tester's inlet fitting, pressurize the regulator, and read the gauge. A push button vent allows rapid cycling of the first stage for repeated testing or depressurization after completion of testing. For measuring...

A 33" plastic tube and special rubber probe to use with Magnehelic Gauges for testing the initial breathing effort of dive regulators. The probe has two different sized ends: The small end will insert directly into many mouthpieces. Alternatively, one can remove the mouthpiece and slip the large end over the bare flange.

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Workstations provide controlled air pressure to a test stand where the functions of dive regulators can be checked at sea level conditions. Regulators to be examined are yoked to the test stand valve; where inter-stage pressure is transmitted to the instrumentation via an adapter coupled to the BC hose. First stage intermediate pressure, lockup repeatability and stability, and systemic air tightness can then be evaluated. A simple probe is then attached to the 2nd stage outlet while manual...

Regulator Intermediate Pressure Quick-Tester: This 2.5” gauge attaches directly to the buoyancy compensator hose for fast checking the intermediate pressure of any regulator first stage without dismantling the unit. A manual bleeder vent allows easy cycling of the first stage to test the consistency of lockup. The regulator’s second stage (or octopus) acts as an overpressure valve in case of serious staging failures. Great for field service, charter boats, and class demos.

Same gauge used on Global #48320 Extended Range Instrument Test Chambers. Identical to #48315, except range is 450 feet / 140 meters of sea water. 0.25% accuracy.

Workstations provide controlled air pressure to a test stand where the functions of dive regulators can be checked at sea level conditions. Regulators to be examined are yoked to the test stand valve; where inter-stage pressure is transmitted to the instrumentation via an adapter coupled to the BC hose. First stage intermediate pressure, lockup repeatability and stability, and systemic air tightness can then be evaluated. A simple probe is then attached to the 2nd stage outlet while manual...