Oceanic Max-Depth Three Gauge Navcon SWIV Console, Metric

Oceanic's Max-Depth SWIV Metric Three Gauge Navcon Console has a submersible pressure gauge, depth gauge and a compass in a durable impact resistant boot with a high-pressure hose. The pressure gauge has 0 to 400 bars readout with a safety reserve 0 to 50 bars color-coded in red allowing the diver to know that they are low on air. The pressure gauge also has a yellow color-coded caution zone from 50 to 100 bars for deeper dive reserve requirements and a green color-code zone from 100 to 400 bars. The impact-resistant boot has multiple eyelets for attachment of a clip or lanyard to keep the gauge close at hand and from dragging over the environment. The pressure gauge has a shock resistant bourdon tube mechanism and is equipped with a double Kevlar braided high pressure hose with triple chrome plated marine brass fittings and a 7/8" threaded end. Hose has a 360° swivel for easy use. The pressure gauge is also equipped with a temperature gauge. Both the pressure and temperature gauge needles tips are colored bright red for easy reading.

The depth gauge is equipped with maximum depth Indicator needle which will mark your deepest depth reached on a dive. This feature is helpful when logging dive information providing key information for repetitive dives. Depth gauge is color-coded for easy and safe reading at a glance. Depth gauge has a 0 to 60-meter readout with safety red color-coded indicators at 0 and 3 meters for safety stops and for depths beyond the sport diving limits from 30 to 60-meters the background is color-coded in red. To further increase safe diving practices, the background of the depths from 0 to 18-meters is color-coded in green with a yellow caution zone from 18 to 30-meters.

The air-filled diaphragm design of the Oceanic Max-Depth Gauge allows an expanded shallow scale for better readability at sport diving depths. Both the pressure and depth gauges have Oceanic's OceanGlo luminous displays that absorbs light seven times faster and longer than other glow-in-the-dark materials, to enhance the readability of the max-depth gauge's.

Many divers take compasses for granted, considering them just an accessory to an overall dive gauge console system. Trying to navigate with a poorly designed or improperly functioning compass can be one of diving's more frustrating events. The design team at Oceanic may have designed the best liquid filled compass available today with a list of features as functional and convenient as every instrument that bears the Oceanic name.

The SWIV is a dual-purpose compass. The convenient side-scan window allows quick reference of large, easy-to-read bearing indicators on a luminescent display for gun-sight accuracy. Or, for divers who prefer relative navigation, the ratchet bezel can be rotated easily even with thick neoprene gloves.

The OceanGlo luminous dial of the SWIV is designed with a half black / half luminous graphic to make quick work of compass direction, especially in dim light. The dial rests on a precision jeweled bearing and incorporates extremely strong magnets for super quick response and accuracy. While the SWIV module itself is very compact, the housing has a large vertical interior allowing viewing angles that would stop other compasses in their tracks. The compass bezel has compass headings in 30° numbered increments and indicator marks for every 10°. Bezel has twin heading indicators for alignment of compass course, and a lubber line across the compass face. The SWIV Three Gauge Console comes with an owner's manual.