Scuba Diving Octopus SCD 500

Our Subea design teams developed a comfortable octopus with valve that can be adapted to all Subea regulators.The SUBEA diving octopus is a valve second stage, with a large diaphragm and a purge button.

Reliable and safe

The simple and sturdy construction is designed for long-lasting reliability. This makes the SUBEA octopus the ideal second stage for new divers, as well as the perfect choice for safe diving thanks to its one-metre yellow hose for easy air sharing. The SUBEA octopus is a valve second stage, with a large diaphragm and a purge button.

Breathing out: more visibility and less noise

When breathing out, ergonomic whiskers channel the flow of air bubbles to the cheeks so that the noise does not disturb the diver and so that the bubbles do not pass in front of the mask. Less disturbance and greater pleasure when diving!

Easy to use

A regulator second stage has to translate natural breathing behaviour into mechanical reality. A high quality second stage can significantly reduce stress and help improve diver safety by providing air more easily and in sufficient quantity, without the need for unnecessary effort. Breathing is easier thanks to the hydrodynamic openings in the cover. The exclusive design of the cover prevents continuous flow through the regulator.

SUBEA regulators: exclusive patented anatomical mouthpiece!

These regulator mouthpieces have been designed to be highly comfortable in the mouth thanks to their anatomical shape developed with orthodontists. The exclusive shape of this mouthpiece makes it easier to keep inside your mouth thanks to the bite wings, tongue support and the different thicknesses and densities of the material (mono and dual density) that take into account the jaw closure angle.

Weight and length of the hose

Weight of the octopus with hose: 365 grams.
Hose length: 100 cm.

To be fitted on a preferential intermediate-pressure port (LP – 3/8).

Care instructions

Never use solvents or hydrocarbon-based products to clean or lubricate the regulator yourself. Never use spray cans, because the gas propellent can attack the plastic.

Servicing the regulators

Subea advises you to service your regulator every two years and to make a visual inspection at least once a year. These two inspections must be made in a SUBEA certified workshop.
A service is also recommended after a particularly intensive season (more than 100 dives), or after a long period of inactivity.

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