I think people get confused by the 300 bar reference. Just because the valve is designed for that pressure does not mean it will not work fine at a lower pressure with a different burst disc assembly. It is very rare for any diver to use a tank that actually has a 300 bar/4350 psi service pressure, at least in the US.jonnythan:It's no problem. People use 300 bar (4350 psi) DIN valves on low pressure (2640) tanks all the time, because of the secure connection.
Many divers are not aware that the "300 bar" refers to a DIN valve with 7 threads as opposed to a 232 bar DIN valve with only 5 threads. The deeper 300 bar valve required on a higher pressure tank (over 232 bar) prevents a 232 bar regulator from being successfully attached.
Yep, those would be the people who use 300 bar DIN valves and two burst discs.StSomewhere:Huh, I was told that was done to facilitate overfills.