Description

Zeagle 50D Swivel & Environmentally Sealed 1st & 2nd Stage Regulator Yoke & Din Options – REG53 350-2110 Y

Features

• Conical Precision HP valve
• Nitrox compatible to 40%
• Dry Environmental Seal with Hydro Transmitter
• Swivel Turret Hose Mount
• Balanced Diaphragm
• convenient and ergonomic swivel hose design
• Yoke or DIN inlet available
• 4 Low Pressure Ports (3/8-24 UNF)
• 2 High Pressure Ports (7/16″-20 UNF)
• Weight 2.1 lb. (.95 kg.)
• Intermediate Pressure: 135-150 psi (9-10 bar)

• Downstream valve
• Balanced Diaphragm
• Dive/Pre Dive Venturi Control
• Diver Adjustable Breathing Sensitivity
• Anti-Freeze heat transfer device
• Weight: .54 lb. (.26 kg) ( w/o hose)
• Hose Length: 30 in. (.76 m)

The ZX/50D has proven itself from the Antarctic to the tropics, in deep technical dives as well as in recreational use.

What Our Experts Think

• Smooth Breathing Performance: The Zeagle 50D Regulator delivers superior air delivery with minimal effort, making it ideal for divers seeking effortless breathing at any depth.
• Swivel Feature: The 360-degree swivel on the second stage enhances comfort and mobility by allowing for greater flexibility in hose positioning, reducing stress on the diver’s neck and shoulders.
• Environmentally Sealed: The first stage is environmentally sealed, preventing contamination from water and debris, and reducing the risk of freezing in cold-water diving conditions.
• Yoke & DIN Options: Available in both Yoke and DIN configurations, the 50D offers flexibility to suit various tank setups, ensuring compatibility with your gear.
• Durable & Reliable: Built with high-quality materials, this regulator is designed for long-term durability and consistent performance in diverse diving environments.

Q&A

Q: What is the Zeagle 50D Swivel Regulator?
A: The Zeagle 50D is a high-performance scuba diving regulator featuring a swivel mechanism for enhanced hose management and an environmentally sealed first and second stage for superior cold water performance.

Q: What are the Yoke and DIN options?
A: The Zeagle 50D is available with both Yoke and DIN configurations, allowing divers to choose the best option for their tank valve and diving needs.

Q: What does the swivel feature provide?
A: The swivel feature allows for greater flexibility and comfort by enabling the first stage to rotate, preventing hose twisting and making gear setup more manageable.

Q: What does “environmentally sealed” mean for the 50D regulator?
A: An environmentally sealed first and second stage means that the internal mechanisms are protected from contaminants like dirt, salt, and water, enhancing performance in cold and harsh conditions.

Q: Is the 50D suitable for cold water diving?
A: Yes, the environmentally sealed design makes the 50D ideal for cold water diving, preventing ice buildup and ensuring consistent performance in challenging conditions.

Q: What is the advantage of having both Yoke and DIN options?
A: Offering both Yoke and DIN options provides flexibility, allowing the regulator to be used with different tank valve types for divers with varying equipment setups.

Q: How durable is the Zeagle 50D regulator?
A: The Zeagle 50D is built with durable materials, designed to withstand the demands of both recreational and technical diving while ensuring long-lasting reliability.

Q: Is the Zeagle 50D easy to maintain?
A: Yes, the 50D regulator is designed for easy maintenance with a simple, user-friendly design and the reliability of Zeagle’s engineering

Maintenance Tips

• Rinse After Each Dive: Rinse the regulator with fresh water after each dive, ensuring to keep the first stage dry. You can rinse the second stage by gently spraying it with water, but do not submerge the first stage. Avoid letting water enter the breathing ports.

• Dry the Regulator: After rinsing, gently shake off excess water and allow the regulator to air dry in a cool, dry place. Hang it up using the hose to prevent any unnecessary pressure on the components.

• Inspect for Leaks: Inflate the system and listen for any air leaks around the regulator’s first or second stage, as well as the hoses and connections. If you detect leaks, inspect the O-rings and seals for damage and replace them as needed.

• Lubricate O-Rings: Apply silicone-based lubricant to the O-rings of the first and second stages, as well as any hose connections. This prevents damage, ensures a proper seal, and promotes smooth operation.

• Check for Wear and Damage: Regularly inspect the regulator’s hoses, mouthpiece, and connectors for any visible wear or damage. Replace any parts that show signs of wear to maintain safe operation.

• Avoid Storing in Extreme Conditions: Never store the regulator in direct sunlight, extreme heat, or cold, as this can cause damage to the rubber components. Store the regulator in a cool, dry place, and keep it in a protective case to avoid impact damage.

• Store the Regulator Properly: When storing, ensure the regulator is not under pressure and that it is in a position that avoids bending or kinking the hoses. If possible, keep it stored in a bag or case designed for scuba equipment.

• Annual Service: Have the regulator professionally serviced by an authorized technician every 1-2 years. This ensures that the first and second stages, as well as internal components, are checked for performance and safety.