The regulator regulates the diving diver's breathing gas pressure. While this is most commonly the case, a regulator can also control pressures for other gases used during diving. A regulator that controls diving pressures can also be called an alternative second stage. The regulator is attached by a cylinder to the diver’s tank. To keep the diver comfortable underwater, he will be able to breathe through it.
Scuba regulators
Scuba regulators form an integral part to a scuba divers system. They regulate how much air is delivered to the diver to allow them to breathe easily and comfortably. They can also be used to stop and start air delivery in water. A purge button on the regulator allows the diver to empty the water chamber and let out a stream of oxygen if necessary.
Alternate second stage
The primary stage and the second stage are the two main parts of a regulator for divers. The primary stage delivers air to the diver while the secondary stage replenishes it. You can choose to have a smaller or more powerful alternative stage. It can perform the same function as the primary stage, but is not as effective.
Balanced regulator
The Balanced diver regulator is a flexible and efficient scuba dive regulator that delivers diving gas with minimal effort. Its progressive design and quality materials make it an excellent choice for any dive environment.
DIN valves
When it comes to choosing a dive regulator, one of the most important features to consider is the valve type. 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 for a DIN valve is inserted into the first stage of the regulator's threaded connection.
Swivel joint hose adaptor
Divers can use a swivel joint adaptor for their dive regulator as a versatile accessory. This allows you to route regulator hoses in a natural manner and reduces jaw tension. It allows you and your buddy to share air. These accessories are very easy to use, and you must rinse them after each dive.
Regulators with environmental seals
There are many options for environmentally sealed dive regulators. These regulators have many benefits, making them a great choice for people who like to dive in cold waters. One of the benefits is their corrosion resistance, which can also be achieved by using zirconium in place of brass. Many of these products have an integrated environmental seal and a large button for purging. Some even come with a limited lifetime warranty.