BCD Power Inflator Unit - Trident 90 Degree Angled Mouthpiece

The Trident Power Inflator with 90-Degree Angled Mouthpiece can be used as a complete power inflator replacement unit on many brands of BCDs and Wings.

This a replacement Standard-style, 90-degree, Oral and Power Inflator incorporating the standard BC quick disconnect post compatible with the slide-lock Schrader Valve fitting found on ordinary low pressure BC inflator hoses. This widely used power inflator fits the 1-inch (25 mm) inside diameter corrugated rubber hose found on most technical BC aircells including those from Dive Rite, Halcyon, Highland, HOG, Hollis, IST Dolphin, Light Monkey, OMS, OxyCheq, White Arrow and many other brands.

Includes a removable rubber mouth guard and the pin for a pull-to-dump cable. Push the button on the end to deflate or orally inflate the BC via the mouthpiece. Push the other button for power inflation via the low pressure BC hose. Push both buttons simultaneously to dump gas out the mouthpiece directly from the low-pressure hose, a neat trick allowing you to leave your second stage in your mouth while still inflating a lift bag or SMB.

Having a spare power inflator unit as a Technical Diver is routine. This Trident power inflator unit with standard 90-degree mouthpiece can get you out of a jam if you find a problem with the one attached to your BCD.

Key Features

• Fits most brands of BC's using standard inflation hoses, including OMS and Hollis
• Great Item for Save-A-Dive Kit
• Standard Mouthpiece for Easier Inflation
• 1 inch (25 mm) outside diameter

WARNING:
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The Scuba Doctor recommends that divers participating in more advanced technical and exploration type diving be trained in equipment service. We recommend that non-qualified individuals seek professional training/mentoring before attempting repairs or servicing on any diving equipment.

(11/14 LRB)