🔧 Streamline Your SCUBAPRO Gear with the Universal DIN Conversion Kit Review

I wasn't charged to replace yoke with din. I bought a Scuba Pro DIN yoke adapter in case I need to travel the other way or use someone else's tank.

I have this installed on a Mk 20. As long as you can remove the yoke nut from the adjuster, installation is easy. Allen wrench and some vise. If you do this often, you can purchase a specialized yoke nut removal tool from scubatools.com.

This replaced the clamp on my wife's ESC. Our valves no longer require a yoke adapter. Make sure you know what you are doing, this is not a consumer kit. If you don't know how to mount the existing yoke on your reg. Take it to your local store.

Fits perfectly for Scuba Pro Mark 11. Item received quickly. For obvious safety reasons, this product should be installed at your local diving center. If the store doesn't use a holder, ask them to use something on the thread to prevent it from coming loose in step 1. Great product - get rid of that old yoke adapter!

Preserved DIN conversion kit, not shown. This one has no Scubapro logo. It also doesn't have the distinctive square shape that the 1st stage DIN threads onto the reservoir valve stem. This is a circular image, different from the image displayed on Revain.

I wanted to change the rocker of my ScubaPro MK10 to DIN. It fits perfectly on the MK10 first stage! Great price for a conversion kit. There are no installation instructions, but the procedure is fairly simple (of course, you should probably contact a qualified technician). Comes with an extra o-ring not needed for installation. Most likely an extra locking ring.

I have been diving with a yoke regulator using DIN bottles with DIN connectors for many years. DIN tank plugs always have a stamped O-ring, are the wrong depth or don't fit etc. I was thrilled to be told this was an option! Install this at a dive shop, chances are they will charge $0-$15 for it as it only takes 5 minutes. To do it yourself, you need a torque wrench, a special narrow wall socket and a little ingenuity.