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Reference: R6RONT
Brand: Scubatec
Teflon Washer For Scuba Valve
Reference: 901061025
Brand: SI TECH
Silicone Wrist Seal SI TECH Replacement Dry Suit Seals Silflex
Reference: 46010R29
Brand: DIRZONE
Condom Rochester Wide Band For P-Valve Male Silicone Condom External Catheteres
Reference: 990001
Brand: MIFLEX
Spare Valve For Miflex And Other Inflator Hose
Reference: SP01
Brand: DIRZONE
Flange Screw Replacement Part For Bcd
Reference: EFILD
Brand: Scubatec
Filter For Scubatec Din First Stage
Reference: FHP150
Brand: Scubatec
HP 7/16 Rubber Gauge Hose for Scuba Diving
Reference: 61021
Brand: MIFLEX
Miflex Xtreme Inflator Hose 3/8 LP for BCD and Drysuit
Reference: 60190
Brand: MIFLEX
Miflex Xtreme 3/8” LP Regulator Hose for Scuba Diving
Reference: C22028
Brand: Coloplast
Condom Per P Valve Preservativo In Silicone Adesivo Conveen Per Pee Valve
Reference: VC-BK
Brand: XS SCUBA
Protective Caps For Scuba Valve Xs Scuba - Universal Cap
Reference: 66000
Brand: DIRZONE
Bungee Cord 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 8 MM Per Meter
Reference: 10000220
Brand: HALCYON
Halcyon Emdp Snoopy Loops Rubber Band For Harness
Reference: 99115
Brand: McNett
Zip Care McNett Lubricant Take Care Of Your Wet and Dry Suit Zipper
Reference: 602120LXSK
Brand: Dedex
Bottle Latex Wrist Seals Replacement For Drysuit
Pressure Gauge SPG
Reference: 50014
Brand: DIRZONE
Dir Zone Pressure Gauge Black 360 Bar - Spg Dir Zone 360 Bar
Reference: 50021
Brand: DIRZONE
Scuba Pressure Gauge Snap With Shackle Bolt Snap
Reference: Z-HL501M
Brand: DIRZONE
Mini Pressure Gauge Highland Mini Tech Spg
Reference: 51024
Brand: DIRZONE
Scuba Tank Test Pressure Gauge
Reference: 50000
Brand: DIRZONE
Pressure Gauge Dir Zone Spg52 mm 0-300 Bar With Swivel
Reference: 50001
Brand: DIRZONE
Pressure Gauge Dir Zone Spg52 mm 0-400 Bar, Chrome, Tempered Glass
Reference: 50004
Brand: DIRZONE
DIR Gauge SPG Oxygen 52 MM Scale 0 - 360 BAR With Swivel
Reference: 50006
Brand: DIRZONE
Pressure Gauge Dir Style 360 Bar Spg 0-360 Bar With Swivel
Reference: 50007
Brand: DIRZONE
Pressure Gauge Dir Style 300 Bar Spg 300 Bar
Reference: 50010
Brand: DIRZONE
Dir Gauge Spg Oxygen 52 mm Scale 0 - 450 Bar With Swivel
Reference: 50012
Brand: DIRZONE
Pressure Gauge Slim 400 BAR SPG With Lexan Lens
Reference: 50020
Brand: DIRZONE
Dive Pressure Gauge Spg52 mm 0-360 Bar, Tempered Glass, Snap
Scuba Pressure Gauges SPG for Recreational and Technical Regulators
Discover our selection of scuba SPG pressure gauges for recreational diving, technical configurations, DIR, sidemount, and regulator servicing.
A scuba pressure gauge is one of the most important instruments for monitoring remaining tank pressure during a dive, improving safety, gas management, and overall configuration control.
At MOMODIVE you can find:
- Analog SPG pressure gauges
- Dive consoles
- Compact SPGs
- High-visibility pressure gauges
- Technical gauges for regulator servicing
- Tank pressure control gauges
- HP hoses and accessories
All compatible with the main scuba regulators and both recreational and technical diving setups.
Types of Scuba Pressure Gauges
Analog SPG Pressure Gauges
Analog scuba pressure gauges are the most common solution in recreational and technical diving.
They offer:
- Immediate pressure reading
- High reliability
- Excellent underwater visibility
- Universal compatibility
They are available in different diameters, pressure scales, and configurations.
Compact SPG Gauges
Compact pressure gauges are often used when reducing weight and bulk is important.
They are commonly used on:
- Stage cylinders
- Decompression cylinders
- Light sidemount setups
- Minimalist and travel configurations
Their compact size helps reduce the total weight on the cylinder and minimize underwater bulk.
In primary technical diving configurations, many divers instead prefer larger gauges for improved readability and precision.
High-Visibility Pressure Gauges
Higher-end gauges often use larger dials, typically:
- 52 mm
- 63 mm
A larger dial provides:
- Faster underwater reading
- Improved visibility in difficult conditions
- More readable scale markings
- Better reading precision
Choosing the correct pressure scale is also important:
- A 0–300 bar gauge generally provides better readability for 232 bar cylinders
- A 0–360 bar model is more suitable for 300 bar cylinders
A properly matched pressure scale significantly improves underwater readability.
Dive Consoles
Dive consoles combine multiple instruments into one compact unit:
- SPG pressure gauge
- Depth gauge
- Diving compass
For many years consoles were the most common solution in recreational diving thanks to their ease of use and readability.
Today, many divers prefer wrist-mounted dive computers with integrated digital functions.
Digital Pressure Gauges
Digital pressure gauges use electronic displays to provide precise readings and advanced features such as:
- Pressure alarms
- Wireless transmission
- Dive computer integration
- Dive data storage
They are particularly appreciated in advanced and professional diving.
Technical Gauges for Regulator Servicing
There are also dedicated technical gauges used during scuba regulator servicing and maintenance.
These instruments allow checking:
- First stage intermediate pressure
- Second stage tuning and adjustment
- HP pressure verification
- Regulator performance during servicing and testing
These tools are mainly used by:
- Regulator technicians
- Service centers
- Scuba workshops
- Advanced technical divers
Tank Pressure Control Gauges
There are also dedicated gauges used to verify scuba cylinder pressure during:
- Pre-dive tank checks
- Tank filling operations
- Gas transfer procedures
- Technical inspections and maintenance
These instruments are widely used in both professional and technical environments to quickly check remaining cylinder pressure directly from tank valves or filling systems.
They are especially useful for:
- Dive centers
- Service technicians
- Technical divers
- Stage and decompression cylinder management
- Travel gas pressure checks
How to choose a scuba pressure gauge
Choosing the right scuba pressure gauge mainly depends on the type of diving, the configuration used, and the desired underwater readability.
| Use | Recommended Gauge |
|---|---|
| Recreational diving | Standard SPG or console |
| Technical diving | High-visibility SPG |
| Stage / decompression cylinders | Compact SPG |
| Sidemount | Compact or technical SPG |
| Regulator servicing | Precision technical gauge |
| Tank pressure control | Dedicated HP pressure gauge |
Comparison: Compact SPG vs Large Dial Gauge
| Feature | Compact SPG | Large Dial Gauge |
|---|---|---|
| Bulk | Reduced | Larger |
| Weight | Lighter | Heavier |
| Immediate readability | Good | ✔ Excellent |
| Stage / deco cylinders | ✔ Ideal | Used |
| Main diving configurations | Used | ✔ Very common |
| Reading precision | Medium | ✔ Higher |
HP Hoses and Accessories
Complete your setup with:
- HP hoses for pressure gauges
- Regulator accessories
- HP fittings
- Protective gauge boots
- Technical spare parts and accessories
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
What is an SPG?
SPG stands for Submersible Pressure Gauge and is used to monitor remaining tank pressure during a dive.
Compact or large pressure gauge?
It depends on the intended use. Compact SPGs are widely used on stage cylinders and lightweight setups, while larger gauges improve readability.
What is the difference between a 0–300 and a 0–360 bar gauge?
A 0–300 bar gauge generally provides a wider and easier-to-read scale for 232 bar cylinders, while 0–360 bar models are better suited for 300 bar cylinders.
Are scuba pressure gauges compatible with all regulators?
Most gauges use standard 7/16” HP connections.
Are there gauges for regulator servicing?
Yes, dedicated technical gauges are available for intermediate pressure checks and second stage tuning.
Which gauge diameter should I choose?
52 mm and 63 mm gauges generally provide easier reading compared to ultra-compact models.
Why choose our scuba pressure gauges
- Reliable and accurate instruments
- Compatible with recreational and technical diving setups
- Compact SPGs and high-visibility gauges
- HP hoses and accessories available
- Technical instruments for regulator servicing
Explore our selection of professional scuba pressure gauges for recreational diving, technical diving, and regulator maintenance.