Scuba regulators

A scuba regulator is a device that allows divers to breathe comfortably underwater by reducing the high-pressure air from their tank to a breathable, ambient pressure. It consists of two main parts: the first stage, which attaches to the tank and decreases the pressure, and the second stage, which delivers air to the diver’s mouth at a safe, steady flow. Regulators also include features to prevent free-flow and allow easy breathing at different depths. They are essential for safety and efficient breathing during a dive, ensuring divers have reliable access to air in underwater environments.