Cressi Depth Gauge Module Only Feet

Looking to upgrade your Cressi Pressure Gauge to a console with a depth gauge? Maybe you're going to wrist mount your dive computer from your console and want to replace the instrument with a backup depth gauge, whatever your needs this small, analog depth gauge module is what you're looking for. Gauge is high quality instrument housed in a chrome plated brass case and is a diaphragm membrane actuated design. The Instrument has a large circular easy-to-read scale. The depth gauge is equipped with a maximum depth indicator that stops on the deepest depth reached during the dive. This function is extremely handy for logging of dive information.The gauge has a luminescent face for easy reading in low light or night diving conditions. There are three models to choose from. One model is imperial with depth readings in feet, another model is metric with depth readings in meters and the third model is a global depth design with depth readings in both feet and meters.

The face of the 230' depth gauge (imperial) has the first 40' of depth readings in 10' increments, (which correspond to the area of decompression stops) and are widely spaced for ease-of-reading. For at-a-glance monitoring of depth, the face is divided into 3 different colored zones: Green up to 66', light-blue from 66' to 130' and red from 130' to the end of the scale to designate depths beyond the sport diving limits.

The face of the 70 meters depth gauge (metric), the first 12 meters of depth readings are in 3-meter increments, (which correspond to the area of decompression stops) and are widely spaced for ease-of-reading. For at a glance monitoring of depth, the face is divided into 3 different colored zones: Green up to 20 meters, light-blue from 20 to 40 meters and red from 40 meters to the end of the scale to designate depths beyond the sport diving limits. The face of the Global model has a depth readout of 0' to 160'/0 to 50m and red background from 100' to 160'/30m to 50m. The Instruments are Italian made.