Quick Disconnects (LP) - High Flow

These adapters allow any low-pressure regulator hose to be converted into quick disconnect system with high flow supply for a regulator 2nd stage or a BC integrated alternate air source. These QD fittings are NOT suitable for use with a high-pressure hose or SPG.

11 Items

Set Descending Direction
  1. Scubapro Post
    DGX Adapter: BC Integrated 2nd Stage Hose = BC Inflator
    $11.00
  2. DGX Adapter: LP Reg Hose = BC Integrated 2nd Stage
    DGX Adapter: LP Reg Hose = BC Integrated 2nd Stage
    $19.95
  3. DGX High Flow Quick Disconnect Pair
    DGX High Flow QD
    $29.00
  4. DGX Adapter: 9/16-18 to Quick Disconnect with Locking Collar
    DGX Adapter: 9/16-18 to Quick Disconnect with Locking Collar
    $20.00
  5. DGX Adapter: 3/8-24 to Quick Disconnect with Locking Collar
    DGX Adapter: 3/8-24 to Quick Disconnect with Locking Collar
    $20.00
  6. OmniSwivel High Flow QD Pair
    OmniSwivel High Flow QD
    Select Part to See Price
  7. OSI High Flow Quick Disconnect System Fittings
    OmniSwivel High Flow Quick Disconnect System Fittings
    Select Part to See Price
  8. Disassembled and Assembled
    High Flow QD Hose Assembly
    $125.00
  9. O-Ring Kit for QDF Series
    Service Kit - OmniSwivel, QDF Series
    $19.99
  10. O-Ring Kit for QDM-CV Series
    Service Kit - OmniSwivel, QDM-CV Series
    $19.99
  11. O-Ring Kit for OSI-QDM-YFI
    OmniSwivel O-Ring Kit for OSI-QDM-YFI
    $6.99
Tek Tip Warning Image WARNING
Using any type of quick disconnects to switch between gas supplies while in the water has the risk of introducing at least a few drops of water contamination in the line and possibly flooding the downstream side of the line. This has the potential to cause a malfunction in any devices that are downstream of the disconnect. The diver should close the upstream shutoff or valve, perform the switch, then open the valve and operate the downstream device to clear the line. Dive Gear Express recommends that in-water switching using quick disconnects only be performed as an emergency procedure. For in-water switching that does not run the risk of contamination through the quick disconnects, consider using a gas switch block.