Peregrine Console

Description

Some divers never take to a wrist computer, and a console keeps every instrument on one hose where a lifetime of habit expects to find it. This one carries the Peregrine, a compass module and a submersible pressure gauge, assembled and ready to thread onto a first stage. On a training dive it puts depth, time, gas and heading in a student's hand in one movement rather than four. On a rental fleet it survives handling that loose instruments do not, and the supplied lanyard clips it to a BCD D ring so nothing trails. For a diver who already owns a Peregrine, the console only version takes the existing computer and saves the cost of a second one. The Peregrine itself runs 30 hours a charge to 120 metres on a 2.2 inch colour LCD. It suits a diver or a dive centre that wants everything on one hose, and the Peregrine Console SPG and Compass modules are available separately as spares.

Features

• Configuration: Peregrine dive computer, compass module and submersible pressure gauge on one high pressure hose
• Versions: Complete with the Peregrine fitted, or the console only for a computer already owned
• Computer depth rating: 120 m
• Display: 2.2 inch, 5.59 cm full colour LCD, 320 x 240 QVGA
• Modes: air, nitrox, 3 gas nitrox, gauge
• Gases: 3 open circuit
• Battery: internal rechargeable lithium ion, factory replaceable
• Battery life: up to 30 hours at medium brightness
• Charging: charger pad and clip press into the console in place
• Dive log: 200 hours or 96 dive entries at a 10 second rate
• Attachment: lanyard for a BCD D ring
• Weight, computer only: 122 g
• Note: the complete console is supplied with a northern hemisphere compass module

What's Included

• Peregrine dive computer, installed
• Compass module, assembled
• Pressure gauge, installed
• High pressure hose and air spool, installed
• Console lanyard, installed
• Console USB cable, attached
• Peregrine charger pad with clip
• Temporary screen protector, installed
• Console instructions