Scubapro MK19 EVO/G260 Scuba Dive Regulator System - REG392 INT
If you dive deep, dive cold, or often find yourself on silty bottoms, the MK19 EVO/G260 is the regulator for you. While you don’t need to dive less-than-pristine waters to appreciate this system, it’s a great choice for cold water or harsh conditions, which is why tech divers and cave explorers just love this reg. The compact MK19 EVO is completely sealed off from the elements, ensuring trouble-free operation no matter how cold or murky the water gets. The G260 is the most imitated air balanced second stage of all time. It features metal internal components and a left-right hose attachment option, making it a great choice for tech diving configurations and a consistent top-of-the-line performer. Put them together and you’ve got a winner.
Features
- Rugged reinforced technopolymer design features SCUBAPRO's largest second stage casing and diaphragm for the ultimate in breathing sensitivity, regardless of position in the water.
- Air balanced second stage valve smoothes out the inhalation effort at varying depths and supply pressures.
- A diver-adjustable inhalation effort knob fine-tunes air delivery to suit changing depths, water conditions and personal tastes, and a Venturi-Initiated Vacuum Assist (VIVA) dive/pre-dive switch prevents free flows in cold water or when used as an octopus.
- High-flow exhaust valve reduces exhalation for better overall breathing comfort, and the reversible hose attachment allows you to easily adjust hose routing for tech diving configurations.
- Super-flow hose features an oversized bore that allows more air to flow on each inhalation.
- Air-balanced first stage diaphragm delivers constant and effortless airflow unaffected by depth, tank pressure, or breathing rate
- Environmentally sealed system prevents water and pollutants from fouling the inner mechanism and is extremely resistant to freezing
- Dry chamber is equipped with a double spring making it more compact and reliable.
- Two opposing high pressure ports allow the first stage to be positioned either up or down, plus provide for an optimum hose/transmitter layout
- Swivel turret comes with four High-Flow LP ports plus one axial Super High-Flow LP port to maximize hose routing options for technical diving layouts
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Maintenance Tips
- Rinse the regulator system thoroughly with fresh, clean water after every dive, ensuring the first stage (MK19 EVO) is pressurized or the DIN dust cap is securely in place to prevent water ingress.
- While rinsing, gently press the purge button on the G260 second stage to flush out salt, sand, and debris.
- Allow all components to air dry completely in a shaded, ventilated area before storage to prevent corrosion and moisture buildup.
- Inspect the MK19 EVO first stage, G260 second stage, hoses, DIN connection, O-rings, and mouthpiece before each dive for wear, leaks, or damage.
- Test the inhalation adjustment knob and VIVA (dive/pre-dive) switch regularly to ensure smooth operation and proper airflow control.
- Store the regulator in a padded bag with hoses loosely coiled, away from direct sunlight, heat, chemicals, and heavy pressure on fittings.
- Have the MK19 EVO/G260 system professionally serviced by an authorized technician every 100 dives or 2 years for safe long-term performance.
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