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Spare Air
Spare Air Refill Hand Pump with Adapters
Spare Air Refill Hand Pump with Adapters
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***Pump only sold in this listing - Spare Air & Heed 2 units are sold separately***
Now you can refill your Spare Air / HEED to 3000 psi using this customized hand pump (not recommended for EasyDive). Ready to go out of the box! We are selling you a high-quality high-pressure hand pump that includes the 2 necessary adapters and correct fittings already attached - unlike other pumps sold elsewhere that don't include all the components.
Manufactured by Hill, UK. Hill is known in the industry for making superior hand pumps that require less effort. They've been producing commercial pumps for over 170 years and their pumps have a reputation for being extremely durable and outlasting other pumps by many years. This model includes a Dry-Pac system that removes 90% of harmful moisture which is really important when filling a breathing system. Your Hill hand pump comes with a 5 year warranty. Maintain it as indicated in the owner's manual and use Hill replacement parts as needed, and you'll have a hand pump on which you can depend for decades.
This is a high-quality pump with a stellar quality reputation.
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Customized Hand Pump includes additional adapters necessary to fill Spare Air/Heed: an additional $136 value!
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Eliminates dependency on dive shops or scuba tanks for filling. Portable – no electricity needed!
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To fill a 1.1 cu.ft. cylinder: approximately 150 pumps, 5 minutes with breaks.
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To fill a 1.7 cu.ft. cylinder: approximately 210 pumps, 10 minutes with breaks.
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To fill a 3.0 cu.ft. cylinder: approximately 450 pumps, 20 minutes with breaks (important to let the pump cool down every 50 pumps or so)
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To fill a 6.0 cu.ft. cylinder: approximately 900 pumps, 40 minutes with breaks (important to let the pump cool down every 50 pumps or so)
Most sellers of the pump are not providing realistic pumping information - our estimates above are based on real tests we performed ourselves and are realistic. Breaks are necessary to let the pump cool down.
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