Zeagle Single Gauge - 5000psi 11” hose w/ Black Hose
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Product Information
The Zeagle Single Gauge with 11" Hose is a submersible pressure gauge built on a one-piece brass body rated to 5000 psi, paired with a short 11-inch (28 cm) black hose for pony, deco, and sidemount tank setups. Its large, luminescent custom Zeagle dial stays readable in low light, and it is offered with either an Imperial (PSI) or Metric (BAR) scale.
Who it is for
This gauge suits divers who run a second cylinder and want the gauge to sit tight against the tank instead of trailing. The 11-inch hose length is intended for pony bottles, deco bottles, and sidemount configurations, where a standard-length hose would be excessive. It is also a straightforward replacement SPG for any single-gauge setup where a rugged brass body and a high-visibility dial matter more than a full console.
Key details
- One-piece brass body, shock-resistant and rated to 5000 psi
- 11-inch (28 cm) black rubber/thermoplastic hose for flexible routing
- Copper beryllium spiral-wound ring with Bourdon tube design for measurement accuracy
- Two integrated attachment points at the top for multiple gear configurations
- Operating temperature range of -5°C to 40°C (23°F to 104°F)
- Ergonomic, low and compact profile with a comfortable grip
Compatibility and sizing
Choose the Imperial version (SKU 372-9411) for a PSI dial or the Metric version (SKU 372-9411M) for a BAR dial. Zeagle also offers alternative versions of this gauge with a standard-length 32-inch hose or as part of a multi-gauge console if you need a longer routing or added instruments.
What's in the box
- Zeagle single pressure gauge with 11" hose
DiveCatalog.com is an authorized Zeagle dealer and a real dive shop in Irvine, California since 2003. Call 888-701-4017 or start a chat if you want help choosing between the Imperial and Metric dial or confirming the hose length for your regulator setup.
- One-piece brass body is shock-resistant and highly durable, rated to 5000 psi for rugged scuba use.
- 11-inch (28 cm) hose keeps the gauge close to the cylinder for pony, deco, and sidemount configurations.
- Luminescent custom Zeagle dial is large and easy to read, including in low-light conditions.
- Black rubber/thermoplastic hose stays flexible for quick, clear gauge readings.
- Two integrated attachment points at the top allow multiple gear-configuration options.
- Copper beryllium spiral-wound ring adds reliability and allows the compact internal design.
- Bourdon tube design delivers accurate pressure measurement.
- Ergonomic low-profile housing gives a comfortable grip and easy handling while reading.
- Wide operating range from -5°C to 40°C (23°F to 104°F) covers warm and cold water diving.
- Imperial or Metric dial lets you match PSI or BAR to your training and logs.
- Two-year limited warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal sport diving use.
| Product Type | Single submersible pressure gauge (SPG) |
| Brand | Zeagle |
| Hose Length | 11 inches (28 cm) |
| Hose Color | Black |
| Pressure Rating | 5000 psi |
| Body Material | One-piece brass |
| Hose Material | Rubber / thermoplastic |
| Internal Components | Copper beryllium spiral-wound ring, Bourdon tube |
| Dial | Custom Zeagle, large graphics, luminescent |
| Scale Options | Imperial (PSI) or Metric (BAR) |
| Attachment Points | Two integrated, at the top of the gauge |
| Operating Temperature | -5°C to 40°C (23°F to 104°F) |
| Profile | Ergonomic, low and compact |
| Intended Configurations | Pony, deco, and sidemount tanks |
| Other Versions | Standard 32-inch hose or multi-gauge console |
| SKU (Imperial) | 372-9411 |
| SKU (Metric) | 372-9411M |
| Warranty | Two-year limited warranty on materials and workmanship |
- Zeagle single pressure gauge with 11" hose
⚠️ 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
Why choose the 11-inch hose instead of a standard-length gauge hose?
The 11-inch (28 cm) hose is intended for pony, deco, and sidemount tank configurations, where a short hose keeps the gauge tucked against the cylinder instead of trailing in the water. For a primary cylinder worn on the back, Zeagle offers alternative versions of this gauge with a standard-length 32-inch hose or as part of a multi-gauge console.
What is the difference between the Imperial and Metric options?
The difference is the dial scale only. The Imperial version (SKU 372-9411) reads in PSI, and the Metric version (SKU 372-9411M) reads in BAR. Both share the same one-piece brass body, 5000 psi rating, 11-inch black hose, luminescent custom Zeagle dial, and Bourdon tube movement. Pick the scale that matches your training, computer, and logbook.
How accurate and durable is this gauge?
Accuracy comes from a Bourdon tube design with a copper beryllium spiral-wound ring, the same arrangement that allows the compact internal layout. Durability comes from the one-piece brass body, which is shock-resistant and rated to 5000 psi. The gauge operates from -5 degrees C to 40 degrees C (23 degrees F to 104 degrees F), covering both cold and tropical water diving.
What does the Zeagle warranty cover on this gauge?
Zeagle provides a two-year limited warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship under normal sport diving use. The warranty excludes plastic gauge faces, rubber boots, high-pressure hoses, O-rings, batteries, and corrosion of hose fittings. Routine rinsing after each dive and periodic service by a qualified technician help keep the gauge reading reliably.












