Double diving cylinder valve compressed air 300 bar for M25x2 bottle neck thread
Diving cylinders with M25x2 bottle neck thread are the most commonly produced diving cylinders, also in the 300 bar pressure rating, which offers the advantage of a larger air supply. The diving cylinder valves with metric threads M25x2 and M18x1.5 are O-ring sealed and are tightened with a lower torque than the conical bottle neck threads. This is beneficial for semi-professional assembly operations, as disassembly and assembly are not as demanding as with conical bottle neck threads.
But why 300 bar diving cylinder valves with two separate lockable outlets? Like any technical device, a regulator can fail, an unpleasant prospect underwater during a dive. 300 bar double diving cylinder valves or double valves offer the possibility of operating two independent 300 bar regulators. If one of the regulators fails, simply close the valve of the failing regulator and switch to the second regulator. In some diving waters, diving cylinder valves are already prescribed as double valves.
Technical data of the double valve for diving cylinders
-Compressed air valve for 300 bar diving cylinders with two separate outlets
-Cylinder neck thread M25x2 according to DIN EN-144
-second outlet is located to the right of the diving cylinder valve when looking at the outlet side
-each outlet can be shut off individually
-Riser tube and 25mm O-ring included in scope of delivery
-Manufactured in accordance with DIN EN-144
-Consisting of monovalve compressed air 300 bar and second outlet
-Connections for pressure reducer or first stages G5/8" internal thread (long version)
-Picture similar
Double valves 300 bar are suitable for connecting two first stages, two regulators to one scuba tank. In some diving waters, two separate regulators are already prescribed.
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
High Tech Diving
Kopernikusstraße 2
Sachsen
Frankenberg, Deutschland, 09669
info@high-tech-diving.org
https://www.high-tech-diving.org
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