ORCA Filling Adaptor

Product Description

Designed to connect your larger, traditional Yoke-style first stage scuba regulator to our mini tanks, this adaptor allows you to transfer air from a standard scuba tank directly to your mini tanks. The system balances air pressure between the larger tank and the smaller one, providing a convenient and efficient way to refill your mini scuba system without the need for complex equipment.

Compatible with all our mini scuba models, this adaptor is a must-have for anyone looking to streamline their refilling process. Whether you’re using the Orca Pro collection or our standard Orca models, this adaptor ensures you can always be ready for your next dive.

Features:

• Connects Yoke-style scuba regulators to Precision Aquatics mini tanks

• Air balancing for instant and seamless transfers

• Compatible with all Orca mini scuba models

• Easy to use, no complicated setup required

Directions for Use:

1. Prepare the Mini Scuba Tank: Ensure the regulators and hoses on your ORCA mini scuba tank are securely tightened and that all gaskets are in place to prevent any air leaks.

2. Open the Mini Scuba Tank Valve: Fully open the main valve on your ORCA mini scuba tank’s first stage regulator to allow air to enter the tank.

3. Attach the Adaptor: Secure the adaptor onto the larger scuba tank (Yoke style Tank Valve) by tightening the large screw on the adaptor. Make sure the connection is firm.

4. Connect to the Mini Scuba Tank: Use the brass quick connect on the adaptor to attach the mini scuba tank. Ensure the connection is secure, and the adaptor’s bleed valve is fully closed.

5. Transfer Air: Slowly open the main valve on the first stage regulator of the larger DIN scuba tank. Monitor the pressure gauge on your ORCA mini scuba tank as the pressure increases.

6. Close the Valve: Once the ORCA tank reaches its maximum recommended pressure of 3000 PSI, close the main valve on the larger scuba tank to stop the air transfer.

7. Release Pressure via Bleed Valve: Before disconnecting the tanks, slowly open the bleed valve on the adaptor to safely release any remaining pressure. It’s essential to release this pressure gradually to avoid dangerous pressure build-up.

8. Disconnect the Tanks: Once the air has been safely released through the bleed valve, slide back the brass quick connector from the mini scuba tank and remove the adaptor from the larger DIN tank.

Always handle with care, and remember to never exceed 3000 PSI when filling your ORCA mini scuba tank.

Additional Information

Weight	1 lbs