Scubapro S600 2nd Stage Regulator - REG270 2ND STG
The S600 air balanced high performance second stage, is Scubapro's performer. The balanced flow valve provides constant & effortless air flow. Regulator has a diver adjustable inhalation control that enables personal adjustment of breathing effort.
Features
- Unparalleled Breathing Performance
- Scubapro's Top Performer
- Decreased Inhalation Resistance
- Diver-Adjustable Inhalation
- Diver-Adjustable Venturi-Initiated Vacuum Assist (VIVA)
- Materials: Marine-Grade Chromed Brass & Techno-Polymers
- High Comfort Orthodontic Mouthpiece
- Weight: 6.8 oz. (193 g)
What our Experts Think
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Top-tier breathing performance β Air-balanced valve delivers steady, effortless airflow even under high demand or depth.
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Low inhalation effort β Designed to significantly reduce breathing resistance, helping reduce diver fatigue on long dives.
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Diver-adjustable control β Fine-tune inhalation effort for comfort based on conditions and personal preference.
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Venturi (VIVA) switch β Switch between dive/pre-dive modes to prevent free-flow at the surface and optimize airflow underwater.
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Lightweight build β Compact design (~193 g) reduces jaw fatigue during extended dives.
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Durable construction β Chromed brass and techno-polymer body offers a strong balance of longevity and weight savings.
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Versatile pairing β Commonly used as both
Q&A
Maintenance Tips
- Rinse thoroughly with fresh water after every dive, including flushing the second stage inlet and exhaust ports while pressing the purge lightly to remove salt and sand buildup.
- Do not submerge or soak for long periods with the hose disconnected; always keep the inlet protected with a proper dust cap during rinsing.
- Operate purge button and (if fitted) Venturi lever while rinsing to keep internal mechanisms free of salt deposits and sticking.
- Allow to air dry completely in a shaded, ventilated area before storage to prevent moisture damage and corrosion.
- Store loosely coiled in a cool, dry place away from heat, UV exposure, and ozone sources (like motors or batteries).
- Inspect mouthpiece, exhaust tee, diaphragm cover, and hose connection regularly for cracks, looseness, or salt buildup.
- Avoid sand, oils, solvents, and chemical exposure that can degrade seals and internal valve performance.
- Have the S600 professionally serviced at least annually or per manufacturer schedule to maintain safe breathing performance.