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Tusa Buoyancy Compensator Jacket Manual

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Rapid Exhaust feature is a standard item on the TUSA B.C.J.’s allowing the diver to
vent air rapidly from the B.C.J.
Procedure for activating valve is as follows:
1. Pull gently on forward Inflator Assembly to activate
Exhaust Valve. Maintain forward pressure until enough
air has been exhausted to reach desired buoyancy.
Release pressure to close valve.
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To Your Regulator
HAND-SCREW in threaded end of the QD Hose into Low Pressure Port of Regulator.
Tighten gently but firmly with a 15mm hexagonal key. The threaded connection of
the QD hose to the pressure reducer is a standardized connection 3/8" UNF. Please
refer to the User’s Manual of your regulator for identification of LP outlets.
Check your system before dive: a low pressure gauge connected to LP Ports must
not read over 1.2MPa (12bar), and under 0.8MPa (8bar) if tank is full.
It is recommended that your TUSA dealer installs your QD Hose on your regulator.
WARNING: Do not connect QD Hose to Regulator High Pressure(H.P.) Port.
Injury to diver and equipment may result.
To Your B.C.J. (Fig. 1)
Connect QD Hose Inflator by pulling Quick-Disconnect Collar back with thumb and
forefinger, while pushing Hose Coupling onto Inflator Plug. Release Collar when
Coupling is engaged fully. Pull gently but firmly on Hose to check if Coupling is
securely joined to Plug. To disconnect Inflation Hose from Inflator, pull Quick-
Disconnect Collar back and disengage Coupling from Plug
(Fig. 1)
Attach the “Low
Pressure Quick
Disconnect Hose”
to the inflator plug.
(Fig. 2)
Secure the airway
together with QD
Hose to the Hock &
Loop hose retainer.
(Fig. 7)
Rapid Exhaust Deflation (Fig. 7)
B.C.J. DEFLATION
AIRWAY SYSTEM
Airway Systems are standard on all TUSA B.C.J. ’s
Low Pressure Quick Disconnect(QD) Hose Installation
Setting the low pressure hose (APA type)
Connect the plug for the coupler for the regulator BCJ low pressure hose, then fit in
the low pressure hose in the groove on the side of the inflator hose as in Photographs
3 and 4. This arranges the hose neatly and makes it easier to handle and makes it
easier to mount and remove the BCJ.
Inflator setting position (APA type)
The recommended APA inflator setting position is the same as for a regular inflator.
(Fig. 5)
Of course, normal exhaust operations and use of the Rapid Exhaust Deflation by
pulling the APA inflator main unit are both possible. When primarily using the rapid
exhaust function with the APA exhaust button, there is also an APA inflator setting
position that uses the BCJ hose holder to fasten with the APA exhaust button right at
hand. (Fig. 6)
(Fig. 5) (Fig. 6)
(Fig. 3) (Fig. 4)
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