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7/16" High Pressure Port Plug

SKU: AQUHPP MFR: AA74
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Key Features

  • Safely seal your regulator's high-pressure port with this durable 7/16" HP port plug.
  • Chrome-plated brass ensures this high-pressure port plug offers reliable, lasting use.
  • Rated to 3,442 psi (237 bar), this 7/16" plug provides a secure, high-pressure seal.
  • Use a 3/16" hex key for easy installation and removal of this high-pressure port plug.
  • A perfect spare or replacement 7/16" high-pressure port plug for scuba regulators.
  • Universally compatible 7/16" HP port plug fits most standard scuba diving regulators.
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7/16" High Pressure Port Plug

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Fits perfect.

By JOHN H.

 -  Midland, TX, US

Perfect fit for my high pressure 1st port.

 

It;s a high pressure port plug

By ScubaJoe

Does not really need a review. Does what all high pressure port plugs do. Get some for a back up.

Need a HP Port Plug for your regulator? Maybe you just could use one in your Save-a-Dive kit? Whatever the reason, this marine chrome plated brass HP Port Plug with O-ring is just what you need. Plug is a standard HP port 7/16" thread, and is easy to install with a 3/16" hex key wrench. The dive you save may be your own! Port plug is designed for 3,442 psi (237 bar) service pressure.

7/16" High Pressure Port Plug Features

  • 7/16" High Pressure Port Plug
  • Plug Fits 7/16" First-Stage HP Ports
  • Durable Marine Grade Chromed Brass
  • Equipped with HP O-ring
  • Easy to Install
  • Installation Wrench: 3/16" Hex Key
  • Designed for 3,442 psi (237 bar) Service Pressure
  • Great Save-A-Dive Kit Item
  • The Dive You Save May Be Your Own!
Specs

7/16" High Pressure Port Plug Specifications

HP or LP
HP
Materials
Chrome Plated Brass
Thread Size
7/16"
Working Pressure
3,442 psi (237 bar)
Wrench Flats
3/16" Hex Key
Purpose
Replacement/Spare
UPC Code
618152005912
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Shopper  Is a HP port plug the same as a LP port plug?
MICHAEL A  No, the ports are different diameters to prevent accidentally crossing. If the low pressure hose was screwed into the high pressure port, it would burst. Therefore, the plugs are different diameters even though the hex hole may be the same size.
LUCY C  Nope - Different diameters
EDWARD D  No. High pressure ports are 7/16", low pressure ports are 3/8". You will need to buy the correct plug diameter.
GEORGE W  Typically, low pressure (LP) ports are of a different size than high pressure (HP) ports. These are are sizes found on most modern first stages: standard low pressure port, 3/8"; oversize low pressure port (rarely seen), 1/2"; standard high pressure port, 7/16". Hope this helps!
JEFFREY H  From my expierence they are different, you will see what fits easily due to the threading on the unit.....
MIYUKI S  The current standard LP ports are 3/8" and HP are 7/16". They are not interchangeable. Some current regulators have high flow LP ports that are larger than standard. And some older regulators have different sizes as well.
ROB Y  No, they are two different sizes. The Hp plugs are larger than the lp plugs. The sizes are standard though. One Hp plug will fit any Hp hole in a reg and any lp plug will fit any lp hole in a reg. Hp holes are for your SPg. Lp holes are for second stage regs and lp inflaters.
MARK A  No they are not. 3/8x24 thead is the standard size for LP ports. 7/17x24 is the current HP port size However, in some cases of older (10+ Years) Regulators, they are the same. Anything current will be slightly different. This also means HP and LP Hoses have different threading sizes as well.
Shopper  Why Did You Choose This?
ELLIOT O  backup spare
SHAWNA M  I picked this on a recommendation from my local dive shop
TRACY V  2 plug the port after removing original octo hose
LISA S  lost mine
Robert A  refurbish of scubapro r190
Hanford G  spare parts
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