Zeagle Slimline Co-Pilot Console Puts Essential Dive Information in One Place

For divers who prefer traditional analogue instruments, having essential information available quickly and clearly remains important. The Zeagle Slimline Co-Pilot Console brings three key instruments together in one compact unit, combining a pressure gauge, depth gauge and compass.

Designed with a low-profile ergonomic housing, the Slimline Co-Pilot keeps the instruments together without creating a bulky console. Zeagle says its custom dials are large, easy to read and luminescent, helping with visibility in low-light conditions.

Three Instruments in One Console

The pressure gauge, depth gauge and compass are integrated into a single console, giving divers access to essential information without having to manage separate instruments.

The depth gauge has a 220ft/70m scale and includes a maximum-depth indicator, while the pressure gauge uses a Bourdon tube design. The console is available in both Imperial and Metric versions.

The compass is designed for both top and side reading and is intended to respond quickly to changes in position. Zeagle also states that it remains accurate over a wide tilt range, giving divers flexibility when checking their heading underwater.

Built for the Diving Environment

The Slimline Co-Pilot has a one-piece brass body designed to provide shock resistance, while the ergonomic housing gives the console a compact profile and comfortable grip.

A flexible black rubber hose is supplied, and two integrated attachment points provide options for securing the console as part of a diver’s equipment configuration.

The result is a straightforward analogue instrument package that puts the information a diver needs in one place.

Easy Reading Underwater

One of the most useful features of any analogue instrument is how quickly the information can be read underwater. Zeagle has given the Slimline Co-Pilot large, luminous gauge faces, with the depth and pressure displays designed for easy reading.

For divers who regularly dive in lower-light conditions, the luminescent displays are particularly relevant. The compass can also be read from the top or side, giving divers more flexibility when checking their heading.

A Compact Approach to Essential Instruments

Dive computers have become an increasingly common part of modern diving equipment, but analogue instruments continue to have a place in many divers’ configurations. A console combining pressure, depth and compass information provides a straightforward way of keeping those three functions together.

The Zeagle Slimline Co-Pilot Console is designed around that approach: compact, easy to read and built around three fundamental pieces of dive instrumentation.

For divers looking for a single console containing pressure, depth and navigation information, the Slimline Co-Pilot offers a simple, practical configuration backed by a rugged housing and large luminous displays.

Find out more at www.zeagle.com/product/instruments/slimline-co-pilot-console.

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