Oceanic Max Depth SWIV Imperial Modular Gauge Combo
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The Oceanic Max Depth SWIV Imperial Modular Gauge Combo (MPN 04.1840) pairs a pressure gauge reading to 5,000 psi with a depth gauge reading to 200 ft (60 m). It is a reliable, no-frills instrument for divers who want straightforward psi and depth readouts without the learning curve of a Personal Dive Computer.
Who it is for
This gauge combo suits new divers and those who do not need the advanced features of a Personal Dive Computer. Because the depth gauge module can be removed and replaced, it also works well for divers who want to start with a simple analog gauge now and move up to a Personal Dive Computer later by swapping the depth gauge module.
Key details
- Submersible pressure gauge reads up to 5,000 psi.
- Depth gauge has a non-linear scale that is easier to read in shallow depths.
- Maximum depth reading of 200 ft (60 m), with an automatic maximum depth indicator that holds the deepest point of the dive.
- OceanGlo luminescent backing improves visibility in low light.
- Nitrox compatible up to 50% O2.
- Modular gauge design lets the depth module be swapped for a different module, including a compatible Personal Dive Computer, as your training and needs change.
Compatibility and sizing
This is the Imperial, psi-based version of the Max Depth SWIV combo, suited for divers who prefer reading pressure in psi and depth in feet rather than bar and meters.
DiveCatalog.com is an authorized Oceanic dealer and has been a dive shop in Irvine, California since 2003. Call 888-701-4017 or start a chat if you have questions about fit, compatibility with a Personal Dive Computer module, or anything else before you buy.
- Pressure range: Submersible pressure gauge reads up to 5,000 psi.
- Non-linear depth scale: Easier to read in shallow depths.
- OceanGlo luminescent backing: Improves gauge visibility in low light conditions.
- 200 ft (60 m) maximum depth reading: Depth gauge module reads to 200 ft.
- Automatic maximum depth indicator: Captures and holds the deepest point reached during the dive.
- Modular gauge design: Depth gauge module can be swapped for another module, including a Personal Dive Computer, as needs change.
- Nitrox compatible to 50% O2: Suitable for recreational nitrox diving up to 50% oxygen.
- Imperial units: Pressure in psi and depth in feet.
| Brand | Oceanic |
| Model | Max Depth SWIV Imperial Modular Gauge Combo |
| MPN | 04.1840 |
| Product Type | Gauges, Double PSI |
| Pressure Gauge Range | Up to 5,000 psi |
| Depth Gauge Range | 200 ft (60 m) maximum depth reading |
| Depth Scale Type | Non-linear, easier to read in shallow depths |
| Max Depth Indicator | Automatic |
| Luminescent Face | OceanGlo luminescent backing |
| Nitrox Compatibility | Up to 50% O2 |
| Design | Modular, gauge modules can be swapped |
| Units | Imperial (psi, ft) |
⚠️ WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I upgrade the Oceanic Max Depth SWIV gauge combo to a dive computer later?
Yes. Oceanic's modular design lets the depth gauge module be swapped for a Personal Dive Computer as your needs change.
How deep does the Oceanic Max Depth SWIV gauge read?
The depth gauge module reads to a maximum of 200 ft (60 m) and includes an automatic maximum depth indicator that holds the deepest point reached during the dive, so you can review it after surfacing.
Is the Oceanic Max Depth SWIV gauge combo nitrox compatible?
Yes. This gauge combo is rated nitrox compatible up to 50% O2, making it suitable for recreational divers using enriched air nitrox within that oxygen percentage.
What does the non-linear depth scale on this gauge do?
The non-linear depth scale is spaced to be easier to read in shallow depths.












