Aqua Lung 2-Gauge Console w/Compass
SKU:
NS114117
CA$259.98
CA$259.98
per item
The 3 gauge console includes a Pressure Gauge, Depth Gauge and a Compass. Designed with ease-of-use and simplicity in mind, the pressure and depth gauge displays are designed with such features as a luminescent gauge face for easy reading in low light.
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Pressure Gauge
The Aqua Lung Pressure Gauge delivers both remaining air pressure and temperature in one easy-to-read display.
Depth Gauge
The Aqua Lung Depth Gauge, with its specially designed depth scale and luminescent gauge face, allows for easier reading at a glance.
Compass
Designed with readability in mind, Aqua Lung’s Compass is perfect for precise navigation under any conditions.
The Aqua Lung Pressure Gauge delivers both remaining air pressure and temperature in one easy-to-read display.
- Easy-to-read scale up to 5,000 PSI / 350 bar rated
- Luminescent gauge face for easy reading in low light
- Integrated temperature scale
- Nitrox compatible up to 50%
- Swiss made, shock resistant Bourdon tube
- One way safety valve
- Hose length is 36”/ 91.44cm
Depth Gauge
The Aqua Lung Depth Gauge, with its specially designed depth scale and luminescent gauge face, allows for easier reading at a glance.
- High fidelity depth scale providesaccurate and easier reading at shallow depths
- Strap is designed to fit a variety of wrist sizes and wet/dry suit diameters
- Maximum depth indicator
- Luminescent gauge face for easy reading in low light
- 200 foot / 60 meter maximum depth
- Wrist mount boot allows for future upgrade to the i300 dive computer module
Compass
Designed with readability in mind, Aqua Lung’s Compass is perfect for precise navigation under any conditions.
- Large easy to read numbers
- Large side view window allows for easy and accurate navigation
- Strap is designed to fit a variety of wrist sizes and wet/dry suit diameters
- Large, secure 360° ratcheting bezel
- Luminescent gauge face for easy reading in low light
- Fluorescent markings at 10° 20° 30° and 130° for navigation in low-light environments
