Pressure Indicator: Spare Air requires filling.
Pressure Indicator: Spare Air is filled to 3000 psi.
Dial Gauge: Shows actual pressure in psi.
Spare Air is Quick and Easy to Refill!
Spare Air is a refillable, fully self-contained breathing device. The always-on regulator is ready to deliver live-saving air in an underwater emergency or toxic air environment. The pin on the standard Pressure Indicator will rise while filling and when flush with the top, unit is full at 3000 psi. The pin will recess into the pressure indicator when the unit requires refilling. With the optional Dial Gauge Pressure Indicator the needle points to actual pressure in psi or bar.
Spare Air should be stored full or with some positive pressure to prevent contaminants from entering the cylinder. Store in a clean, dry environment with optimum temperatures of 50-75ºF for best product performance. Avoid direct sunlight, automobile trunks or other areas subject to temperature extremes. Industry guidelines recommend replacing air in cylinders annually.
Spare Air offers a range of configurations to suit different needs, whether you're looking for a compact 3 cu.ft. unit for basic safety, a 6 cu.ft. model for extended emergencies, or a Nitrox Ready package for compatibility with enriched air. For those seeking a complete solution, there are packages that include hand pumps or travel accessories for added convenience. These options cater to both recreational divers and professionals who want peace of mind in unpredictable circumstances. With choices like the Ultimate Safety and Travel Package or the Xtreme 6 Complete Mini Scuba Kit, users can select the setup that best fits their environment and level of preparedness.
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There are 4 easy methods for refilling Spare Air:
Refilling from
SCUBA Tank
Spare Air can be filled using the SCUBA tank refill adapter attached to a filled 3000 psi SCUBA tank.
For complete refilling instructions, view page 5 of the Spare Air Owner's Manual. The complete Owner's Manual is available on our Downloads page.
This adapter style was produced through July of 2025 and uses a ring pressure release valve while the 910C uses a bleed screw to release pressure in the check valve after the pressure between tanks has equilized.
Refilling at a
Local Dive Shop
The Spare Air can be filled at any local SCUBA Diving Shops using the optional air compressor refill adapter.
Refilling from a compact
Air Compressor
Refill from the comfort of your home, boat or anywhere you need quick and easy access to fill your Spare Air, Heed or EasyDive products from the Nomad III compact air compressor.
Refilling from
a Hand Pump
Fill Spare Air/Heed anywhere, anytime using our quality High-pressure Hand Pump. You just supply the man-power! Comes with a DryPac filter and custom refill adapter to fill Spare Air out of the box.
Note: if the unit is completely emptied of air in any underwater conditions, refer to the manual regarding proper servicing before refilling your Spare Air.
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