Scubapro HP Hose 15cm/6" - Kevlar
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Product Information
The Scubapro HP Hose 15cm/6" Kevlar is a short high pressure hose that connects a submersible pressure gauge or transmitter to the high pressure port of a regulator first stage. It uses a Kevlar jacket over the inner core, 7/16 in-20 UNF male to 7/16 in-20 UNF female fittings and a working pressure of 5,000 psi (345 bar), and it is listed under part number 05.004.015.
Who it is for
This length suits divers building compact, low profile setups. A 15 cm / 6 in run keeps a button gauge or an air integration transmitter tight against the first stage instead of leaving a long hose to route and secure, which suits sidemount rigs, stage and deco bottles and pony cylinders. It is also a practical spare to keep in a save-a-dive kit.
Key details
- Length: 15 cm / 6 in
- Jacket: Kevlar over the inner core, which resists abrasion and cutting where the hose contacts cylinder valves, backplates and boat decks while staying flexible
- Working pressure: 5,000 psi (345 bar), covering recreational and technical cylinder pressures
- Fittings: 7/16 in-20 UNF male to 7/16 in-20 UNF female, machined from marine-grade chrome-plated brass for saltwater corrosion resistance
Compatibility and sizing
The 7/16 in-20 UNF thread pattern is the scuba high pressure standard, so the hose fits Scubapro first stages and gauges as well as other manufacturers using the same fitting. The hose has 7/16 in-20 UNF male and 7/16 in-20 UNF female fittings for the first stage high pressure port and a gauge or transmitter. Choose this 15 cm / 6 in version when the gauge or transmitter should sit close to the first stage with no excess hose to manage.
DiveCatalog.com is an authorized Scubapro dealer and a real dive shop in Irvine, California since 2003. Call 888-701-4017 or start a chat if you want help confirming the right hose length or fitting for your first stage and gauge.
- Kevlar jacket resists abrasion and cutting where the hose contacts valves, backplates and deck surfaces.
- 5,000 psi (345 bar) working pressure covers recreational and technical cylinder pressures.
- Marine-grade chrome-plated brass end fittings for corrosion resistance in saltwater.
- 7/16 in-20 UNF male to 7/16 in-20 UNF female fittings, the scuba high pressure standard.
- 15 cm / 6 in length keeps a button gauge or transmitter close to the first stage with no excess hose to route.
- High pressure port connection links a submersible pressure gauge or air integration transmitter to the regulator first stage.
- Compact rig friendly, suited to sidemount configurations, stage and deco bottles and pony cylinders.
- Flexible construction that does not stiffen the hose run.
- Save-a-dive spare, a practical backup hose to carry in a kit bag.
- Part number 05.004.015 for straightforward reordering and dealer reference.
| Brand | Scubapro |
| Product Type | High pressure hose |
| Length | 15 cm / 6 in |
| Jacket Material | Kevlar |
| Working Pressure | 5,000 psi (345 bar) |
| Fittings | 7/16 in-20 UNF male to 7/16 in-20 UNF female |
| Fitting Material | Marine-grade chrome-plated brass |
| Application | Submersible pressure gauge or transmitter |
| Connection Point | Regulator first stage high pressure port |
| Part Number | 05.004.015 |
⚠️ WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this Scubapro HP hose work with non-Scubapro regulators and gauges?
Yes. The hose uses 7/16 in-20 UNF male to 7/16 in-20 UNF female fittings, which is the scuba high pressure standard. That means it fits Scubapro first stages and gauges as well as first stages and submersible pressure gauges from other manufacturers that use the same high pressure thread. Check your first stage high pressure port and gauge threads before ordering if you are unsure.
Is a 15 cm / 6 in HP hose long enough for a pressure gauge?
It is intended for compact setups rather than a traditional long gauge run. At 15 cm / 6 in, it holds a button gauge or an air integration transmitter tight against the first stage, so there is no extra hose to route and secure. This length is suited to sidemount rigs, stage and deco bottles and pony cylinders.
What pressure is this hose rated for?
The working pressure is 5,000 psi (345 bar). That covers the cylinder pressures used in both recreational and technical diving. The end fittings are machined from marine-grade chrome-plated brass for corrosion resistance in saltwater, and the Kevlar jacket over the inner core protects against abrasion and cutting during use and transport.
Why choose a Kevlar jacketed hose?
Kevlar resists abrasion and cutting at the points where a hose rubs against cylinder valves, backplates and boat decks, which are points where the hose can rub during diving and transport. It also keeps the hose flexible rather than stiffening the run, so the gauge or transmitter can still be positioned without the hose fighting the routing.
