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The Power Inflation Valve allows you to inflate your BCD using air from your SCUBA cylinder. Its LP hose, 

threaded on a LP port of the first stage regulator, is connected to the Power Inflation Valve by the Quick 

Disconnect Coupling that works with the air on or off.

To attach the Quick Disconnect Coupling(A)

1. Make sure that both fittings are free of contamination prior to mating them together.

2. Pull back the collar of the Quick Disconnect Coupling, while pushing the hose firmly onto the fitting plug

found on the power inflation valve.

3. Release the collar when the coupling is fully seated on the plug. Pull gently but firmly on the hose to check

for a secure connection.

4. To disconnect, pull the Quick Disconnect Coupling collar back and disengage the LP hose from the plug.

For routine BCD inflation, press the dome button(B) on the power inflator. This draws gas directly from your 

main gas supply. Gas should be added in short bursts to avoid a buoyant ascent.

The exhaust button(D) on the power inflator can be used to deflate the BCD. To operate the exhaust valve 

raise the valve above your head and press the exhaust button at the end of the valve.

Important:

 In the event of a free flow into the BCD from the power inflator, disconnect the direct feed hose 

thus cutting off the feed of gas to the BCD. The direct feed hose valve will automatically shut off when it is 
disconnected.

Important:

 

Add and vent gas from the BCD in short bursts to maintain a controlled decent, ascent and neutral 

buoyancy. Adjusting the BCD’s buoyancy in large amounts will cause a see-saw effect dive profile and may 
cause an uncontrolled buoyant ascent.

Oral Inflation

The BCD can be orally inflated by pressing the exhaust button at the end of the valve and blowing into the oral 

inflation mouthpiece(C).

Power Inflator

A

B

C

D

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Summary of Contents for TAS2 SAR BCD

Page 1: ...TAS2 SAR BCD User Instruction Manual scuba...

Page 2: ...1...

Page 3: ...l accessory or non dumpable weight pocket 9 Power Inflator 10 Over Pressure Valve OPV Dump Valve 11 Elbow Dump 11 BIO Tank Lock 12 BCD WING 13 Sizing Buoyancy 13 Weight of the BCD 13 WARRANTY 14 Warra...

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Page 5: ...s to the surface These objects may be lost during the ascent creating a sudden increase in buoyancy and loss of buoyancy control Do not attach a L P hose to a SCUBA regulator high pressure HP port or...

Page 6: ...ir to drain from the Oral Valve mouthpiece Repeat one or two more times Rinse the entire BCD with fresh water by dipping in a tub or spraying with a hose Rinse all valves to make sure all sand and oth...

Page 7: ...steel tensioning belt buckle Intended Use This BCD is intended for diving purposes only It provides a diver with the means to safely descend ascend maintain neutral buoyancy and float on the surface...

Page 8: ...trap Waist belt Over Pressure Valve Tank lock Back plate covered by backpack pad Quick release integrated weight pocket Bladder FRONT Corrugated hose with integrated dump valve Power inflation oral in...

Page 9: ...r solid lead weights giving a total weight of up to 10kg 22lbs Place weights in the weight pouch and fasten the zipper Then place the weight pouch into the weight pocket until it securely fastens and...

Page 10: ...9 Small accessory or non dumpable weight pocket Two additional accessory pockets provided STEP 1 STEP 2...

Page 11: ...press the dome button B on the power inflator This draws gas directly from your main gas supply Gas should be added in short bursts to avoid a buoyant ascent The exhaust button D on the power inflator...

Page 12: ...dump valve pull on knobs attached to the valve The Elbow dump sits on the left hand shoulder To operate the valve pull the inflator unit attached to the corrugated hose The inflator pulls on a cable...

Page 13: ...band gets wet the belt expands and the holding force diminishes The Bio Tank Lock has 10 times more 100KG tightening torque than conventional tank strap systems The Bio Tank Lock tightening screw make...

Page 14: ...the Travel Wing is less than 3kg 6 6lbs this includes a set of empty weight pouches and low pressure hose Body Material Die cast aluminum Adjusting Knob Material Acetal Adjusting Shaft Material SUS304...

Page 15: ...ation of BCD International Warranty Two Years warranty from date of purchase for recreational diving activities No limitation on the number of dives during this period One Year warranty from date of p...

Page 16: ...NSW 2148 PO BOX 391 Winston Hills NSW 2153 Phone 02 9620 9577 Email sales scubaonline com au Web scubaonline com au NIPPON SENSUIKI CO LTD 2 22 17 Shake Ebina Kanagawa 243 0424 Japan Phone 81 0 46 233...

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