VEVOR Scuba Tank Portable Diving Oxygen Cylinder - Black - C300PLUS

The VEVOR portable scuba tank provides 5 to 10 minutes of underwater breathing time, making it an ...

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Vevor UKVEVOR Scuba Tank, 0.5L Portable Diving Tank, Diving Oxygen Cylinder with Pump Supports 5-10 Minutes Underwater Breathing, 32.81 ft Diving Depth, Refillable Snorkel Air Tank for Underwater Exploration
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The VEVOR C300PLUS portable scuba tank is an ideal entry-level solution for snorkelers and casual underwater explorers who want to extend their time beneath the surface. Offering between 5 to 10 minutes of breathing capacity, it is designed for convenience and shallow-water exploration; however, it is strictly intended for recreational use and should not be used as a primary life-support system for professional or deep-water scuba diving.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberC300PLUS
BrandVEVOR

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FAQs

How long does the air last?

The 0.5L tank provides approximately 5 to 10 minutes of breathing time, depending on your lung capacity and activity level.

Can I use this for scuba diving?

This is a recreational mini-scuba system. It is not designed to replace professional scuba gear or for use as a primary source for long-duration dives.

How many strokes are required to fill the tank?

It typically requires between 400 and 600 strokes depending on the user's pumping speed and the current pressure in the tank.

What is the maximum depth?

The maximum recommended depth for this tank is 32.81 feet (10 meters).

Does it come with a carrying bag?

The package includes essential gear, but you should verify the specific included accessories in your box content to ensure safe storage.

How do I maintain the tank?

Rinse with fresh water after every use, inspect O-rings regularly, and store in a cool, shaded environment.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty filling the tank with the manual pump

Check if the release valve is fully closed and ensure the O-ring on the connector is not damaged.

Air leakage at the valve connection

Inspect the rubber O-rings for wear or debris and apply a thin layer of silicone grease if necessary.

Gauge not registering pressure

Ensure the connection to the cylinder is fully seated and the valve is in the open position when measuring.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Extremely portable and easy to transport in a gear bag
  • Manual pump option provides independence from scuba shops
  • Simple operation for beginners
  • Compact dimensions of 2.87 x 14.37 inches

Cons

  • Limited breathing time of 5-10 minutes
  • Manual pumping is physically demanding
  • Not suitable for deep-water professional diving
  • Requires frequent monitoring of pressure levels

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before each use, ensure the cylinder valve is tightly secured and the seals are free of debris. To fill the tank using the manual pump: 1. Attach the pump nozzle to the cylinder valve. 2. Ensure the release valve on the pump is closed. 3. Begin pumping steadily until the gauge reads 20 MPa. 4. Once full, carefully disconnect the hose. Always rinse the tank and accessories with fresh water after use in salt water to prevent corrosion. Store the tank in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

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