A run-all-day little compressor with plenty of oomph to support a diver for any chore. The metal-detecting folks love it for its stealth in public areas. While under way, jump over, without a tank to bop gel coat, to unfoul a prop, or change a zinc. Compressor measures just 12 by 8 by 6 inches high and a weight of 28 lbs. Draws 26 AMPS. A Group 31 marine battery (not included) will run it for two hours.
Most larger boats will have a battery bank, but running the engine will allow unlimited time.
Standard package is for a single diver. It includes the air-breathing compressor mounted on rugged white, rubber footies. A truly silent, overpressure valve evacuates unconsumed air. A 5' U.S. Navy hose disburses heat. The 60', floating, down hose is fully swiveled with high-flow, nickel- plated, unbreakable fittings. (Forget plastic). The Dive Rite second stage regulator is made for the Air Line. It connects to the down hose with a 38 inch whip hose at the junction of which is a connection for the Tow Belt and Weight Belt. Fits any torso, male or female. The regulator has a fully articulated (U.S. made) swivel fitting which changes position as you move your head. With a long mouthpiece there is absolutely no jaw fatigue. A metal, screw on cover ring allows easy rinse after the dive.
Compressor is made for The Air Line by Thomas Industries with its 900+ service centers.
A second diver can be added for work at keel depth with the incorporation of three 2.5 Gallon, stainless, accumulator tanks. See website Accessories.
