Is the Drger Secor 7000 Second Stage Regulator compatible with the Panorama Nova Dive Sport Full-Face Diving Mask?

You must verify your mask’s specific plumbing and ensure you have a high-pressure adapter—a fitting that allows the regulator to connect to the mask’s air supply—before assembly. We selected the Secor 7000 for our comparison of the diving regulator options we evaluated because of its specific material and connection standards.

How the Secor 7000 second stage regulator delivers air to the mask

The Secor 7000 is a second stage regulator, which is the part of the breathing apparatus that delivers air directly to the user’s mouth or face. This connection is vital because a second stage regulator must provide consistent pressure to overcome breathing resistance, which is the effort required to inhale against the volume of air inside a mask. If the regulator cannot move enough air to fill the mask’s internal volume quickly, you may feel as though you are struggling to breathe. While the Secor 7000 uses silicone for its body, the data does not state if it includes the specific high-pressure adapter required for the Panorama Nova’s plumbing. You should check your existing hardware to see if an adapter is required for your specific configuration.

What to Check Before Buying the Secor 7000

Before purchasing this regulator for a full-face mask setup, confirm these technical requirements:

You can confirm if the Secor 7000 includes a 900mm hose before finalizing your purchase.

• Confirm your mask requires a P-Con connection to ensure the regulator physically mates with the mask‘s intake.
• Verify if the mask requires a high-pressure adapter to bridge the gap between the regulator’s output and the mask’s plumbing.
• Check the flow rate requirements of the Panorama Nova to ensure the Secor 7000 provides enough volume to prevent breathing resistance.
• Ensure the purge valve, which is the mechanism used to clear water out of the mask, is compatible with your specific hose routing.

Comparing the Secor 7000 to Other Regulators

The Secor 7000 serves as a reliable option for divers who prioritize a silicone-bodied regulator with standard P-Con compatibility. You might look at alternatives if you require a specific flow rate that exceeds the standard output for recreational full-face masks or if you need a different connection interface. While many regulators offer similar durability, some users might prefer different hose lengths or weight profiles depending on their specific buoyancy needs.

If you require a P-Con compatible regulator that fits a standard full-face mask configuration, the Secor 7000 is a suitable choice. This product has a 4.7 rating based on 3 buyers, though a sample this small settles nothing regarding its long-term reliability.

Reviewed by the Scuba Forge editorial team. Scuba Forge writes these guides from the 65 most-reviewed second stage regulator listings in our retail dataset, not from manufacturer copy.