What is a Low Pressure Inflator?
The Low Pressure Inflator (LPI) is a crucial component in scuba diving equipment, connecting a diver’s buoyancy control device (BCD) to their air supply. It allows divers to control their buoyancy underwater, making it an essential tool for maintaining stability and comfort during dives. By pressing the inflator button, divers can add air to their BCD, making them more buoyant, while the deflator button allows them to release air, decreasing buoyancy. This control over buoyancy is vital for safe and enjoyable diving experiences.