DIN/Yoke cylinder compatible medical O2 regulator

[unemployed.com]

Hello, I am putting together an O2 kit, using a steel 80 cylinder with a DIN valve for my oxygen supply, I have a DIN O2 regulator that I use for the demand but need a way to provide continuous flow. I found this on the internet (SCL 290 | Rotarex). Does anyone have experience with these or any other products?
I could also change the valve to a yoke if there are any options for that configuration.

 

[Tug]

I bought the RescuEAN to allow me to use deco bottles with the rest of my emergency oxygen supplies.

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Thankfully I haven't had to use it yet, but I have played around with it and it seems like a nice simple tool.


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[tbone1004]

rescueEAN is the way to go with a standard regulator. I know you're in MX, but something like this for a dedicated O2 bottle isn't a bad thing
Dry Suit / Pony Bottle Valve "Nitrox Ready!" One of those with a fill adapter will allow you to hook up to standard scuba stations.

 

[SubAquatix]

I have found over the years that I ended up with multiple solutions for multiple situations and that drove me nuts. About ten years ago I built a do anything kit, pulling out the appropriate connections for that day:



With this kit, I can use my Deco bottles one day, swap out a couple of parts and take a small O2 bottle the next, then swap out a couple of more and use a large K bottle over a long weekend. I use a standard hose and fitting configuration, allowing me to use the same kit for transfilling, or connect to my booster. Most of the parts are available form McMaster Carr and e-Bay and, most importantly, you don't need to do it all at once, you grow it organically. It isn't that expensive, probably less than $300 in used parts, to build a transfil whip, 15-20 lpm flow regulator and BVM.