The third-generation Titan, which Aqualung says is especially suited for beginners
The Titan is now in its third generation. Aqualung describes it as reliable and robust, easy to maintain, compact and comfortable, and especially suited for beginners starting their dive adventures. The first stage has a forged body that uses less brass, which Aqualung says makes it more compact and lighter weight than other regulators. The balanced second stage is made of strong polycarbonate, with a Venturi switch, a polyurethane purge cover and a clip-on exhaust deflector. Aqualung lists a work of breathing of 1.0 J/L. Designed and made in France.
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The forged first-stage body uses less brass, which Aqualung says makes it more compact and lighter weight than other regulators. Aqualung lists it at 690 g (24 oz) in INT (yoke) and 460 g (16 oz) in DIN. Two HP ports and four MP ports are set in a T shape.
The open yoke screw helps prevent water retention, and the first stage has a dust cap. Maximum working pressure is 300 bar in DIN and 232 bar in yoke.
Aqualung says the polyurethane purge cover is abrasion- and tear-resistant, makes purging water easy and helps protect against shock. The balanced second stage is made of strong polycarbonate.
The exhaust deflector clips on, for simpler maintenance. Aqualung says it breaks up the bubbles to reduce noise and protect the valve.
The Venturi switch works even in gloves. The Comfo-Bite mouthpiece is interchangeable and held by a reusable clip. Aqualung lists a work of breathing of 1.0 J/L.
Yes, according to Aqualung: it says the Titan is especially suited for beginners, and describes it as easy to maintain, compact and comfortable. Just starting and want help checking it suits your diving? Ask us on LINE.
It is how the first stage connects to the tank valve, so match the valves you dive with. Aqualung lists the first stage at 460 g (16 oz) in DIN and 690 g (24 oz) in INT (yoke), with a maximum working pressure of 300 bar in DIN and 232 bar in yoke. Not sure? Ask us on LINE.
Aqualung says the Titan is especially suited for beginners and calls the Helix a mid-range model. It lists a work of breathing of 1.0 J/L for the Titan and 0.85 J/L for the Helix, and first-stage weights of 690 g (INT) and 460 g (DIN) for the Titan against 700 g and 475 g for the Helix. On the Helix, Aqualung also lists an air channel deflector and a braided hose. Still deciding? Ask us on LINE.
Aqualung lists it as compatible up to 40% O₂ when new, out of the box (21% in Europe). Planning to dive nitrox? Ask us first.
Two HP ports (7/16" UNF) and four MP ports (3/8" UNF), set in a T shape.
