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The Scubapro L.P. Hose with QD is a genuine Scubapro low-pressure hose fitted with a quick-disconnect (QD) coupling, used to supply low-pressure air from a regulator first stage to a BCD power inflator or an inflator-integrated alternate air source such as the Scubapro AIR2. The quick-disconnect end lets the inflator mechanism be connected or released with a quick pull of the collar, making it easy to attach gear at the dive site or separate components during setup and service.
The hose threads onto a standard low-pressure port on the first stage and routes low-pressure gas to the inflator, holding a secure connection under normal diving conditions. As a manufacturer part, it is built to Scubapro's standards for fit and durability and works as a direct replacement or spare for BCD and alternate-inflator setups.
- Genuine Scubapro low-pressure (LP) hose with quick-disconnect (QD) coupling
- Supplies low-pressure air to a BCD power inflator or AIR2-style alternate inflator
- Quick-disconnect collar allows fast connecting and releasing of the inflator
- Threads onto a standard low-pressure port on a regulator first stage
- Works as a direct replacement or spare for inflator setups
- Scubapro manufacturer part number 01.310.027
| Brand | Scubapro |
| Product Type | Low-pressure hose with quick disconnect |
| Part Number / SKU | 01.310.027 |
| Hose Type | Low pressure (LP) |
| End Fittings | Low-pressure port thread (first-stage end); quick-disconnect coupling (inflator end) |
| Compatibility | BCD power inflators and AIR2-style alternate inflators |
| Use | Connecting an inflator or alternate air source to a first-stage LP port |
⚠️ 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.
