Tronair 20-4502-6000 – 1-Bottle Aircraft Oxygen Regulator, 0 to 2,500 PSI

The Tronair 20-4502-6000 single-bottle oxygen regulator includes a 15' hose with a crimped female JIC swivel fitting, designed for direct connection to compatible aircraft oxygen ports. The hose features 7/16-20 thread (-04 JIC) sizing. If your aircraft requires a different fitting standard, an adapter may be necessary to ensure a proper and secure connection. Always verify your aircraft’s oxygen system specifications before use.

The regulator is built to handle high-pressure aviation oxygen servicing with a maximum inlet pressure of 3,000 PSI (207 bar) and a maximum outlet pressure of 2,500 PSI (172 bar). These ratings provide a wide service range for general and business aviation applications. Always ensure pressure readings remain within these limits during operation to maintain safety and prolong equipment life.

The Tronair 20-4502-6000 is a non-venting oxygen regulator designed to control the delivery of pressurized oxygen from a single high-pressure bottle to an aircraft’s onboard oxygen system. It ensures safe and accurate regulation of oxygen flow during servicing tasks. This unit is engineered specifically for aviation use, where oxygen purity and pressure consistency are essential for pilot and passenger safety.

No. The Tronair 20-4502-6000 regulator is approved for use with oxygen only. Using other gases such as nitrogen, helium, or compressed air may result in dangerous operating conditions, equipment damage, or personal injury. It can also void any existing warranties or maintenance certifications associated with the unit.

To maintain reliability and compliance, the pressure gauges should be calibrated annually to ANSI Grade B accuracy standards. The inlet hose should be inspected weekly, and the output hose should be checked before each use for cracks, kinks, or signs of wear. Consistent inspection helps prevent leaks and ensures oxygen delivery is accurate and safe.

Store the unit in a clean, dry, dust-free environment away from potential contaminants. All openings should be capped securely, and the unit should be covered with a lint-free cloth to preserve oxygen-clean handling standards. Avoid areas with extreme temperatures or moisture, which can degrade hose integrity and gauge performance over time.

Yes, the single-bottle design and included hose make the unit lightweight and portable. It’s compact enough for quick deployment and maneuverability around the aircraft. This portability makes it a practical option for line maintenance and field servicing.

The regulator is designed to connect to a single oxygen cylinder. Ensure that the cylinder contains aviation-grade breathing oxygen and is clean, dry, and free of contaminants. Using approved oxygen sources ensures compatibility and safety during aircraft servicing.

Aircraft oxygen systems must deliver precise pressure levels to ensure safe breathing conditions for pilots and passengers, particularly at high altitudes. Over-pressurizing the system can damage onboard oxygen lines or components, while under-pressurizing may result in inadequate supply. The Tronair 20-4502-6000 ensures consistent, regulated oxygen delivery for optimal system performance.

Yes! The Tronair 20-4502-6000 – 1-Bottle Aircraft Oxygen Regulator is CE marked, confirming that it meets the European Union’s strict health, safety, and environmental protection standards. This certification ensures the regulator complies with international quality and safety requirements, allowing it to be used confidently in both U.S. and global aviation maintenance environments. CE marking also signifies that the equipment has undergone rigorous testing for performance and reliability, providing operators with assurance that their oxygen servicing procedures meet the highest regulatory and safety standards.