Shearwater Peregrine Console

Name: Shearwater Peregrine Console
Brand: Shearwater
SKU: 16100
Price: 770.00 USD
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Description

The Shearwater Peregrine Console is a fully assembled console dive computer that combines the Peregrine dive computer, a submersible pressure gauge (SPG), and a north compass module in one component. The console arrives ready to dive with the computer, pressure gauge, hose/air spool with HP quick disconnect, and lanyard all installed, along with the Peregrine charger pad with clip so the battery charges without removing the computer from the boot. The included lanyard clips to a BCD D-ring for convenient positioning during the dive.

The Peregrine itself is a straightforward recreational dive computer with a 2.2-inch full-color LCD, a simple two-button interface, and support for three open-circuit gases across Air, Nitrox, 3 Gas Nitrox, and Gauge modes, driven by the Buhlmann ZHL-16C algorithm with gradient factors. The rechargeable battery runs up to about 30 hours per charge at medium brightness using the included USB-C wireless charging station, Bluetooth enables dive log downloads and firmware updates, and the computer is depth-rated to 120 meters (394 feet). The analog SPG and north compass give divers traditional gauge references alongside the digital display, making this console a complete instrument package for recreational scuba diving. Designed and built in Canada.

Complete console: Peregrine dive computer, SPG, and north compass module in one unit
Hose/air spool with HP quick disconnect and console lanyard installed
Air, Nitrox, 3 Gas Nitrox, and Gauge modes with Buhlmann ZHL-16C and gradient factors
Full-color 2.2-inch LCD (320 x 240 QVGA) with simple two-button navigation
Charger pad with clip charges the computer in the console; up to 30 hours per charge
Bluetooth dive log downloads and upgradeable firmware
120m / 394ft computer depth rating
Lanyard attaches to a BCD D-ring for optimal console position

Features

Fully assembled console Peregrine computer, pressure gauge, north compass module, hose/air spool, and lanyard arrive installed and ready to connect.
Three instruments in one Digital dive computer, analog SPG, and north compass in a single console.
HP quick disconnect Hose/air spool includes an HP quick disconnect for easy regulator connection.
Four dive modes Air, Nitrox, 3 Gas Nitrox, and Gauge with 3 open-circuit gases.
Trusted algorithm Buhlmann ZHL-16C with gradient factors and no lockout for dive plan deviations.
Full-color display 2.2-inch (5.59cm) LCD at 320 x 240 QVGA with easy two-button navigation.
In-console charging Included USB-C wireless charging station and charging clip charge the Peregrine while it stays in the console; up to 30 hours per charge.
Bluetooth connectivity Wireless dive log downloads and firmware updates.
Warranty coverage 2-year warranty on the Peregrine and console boot; 1-year warranty on non-Shearwater accessories including the compass, SPG, spool/swivel/flow restrictor, and lanyard.

Specifications

Feature	Details
Configuration	Fully assembled console: Peregrine dive computer, SPG, and north compass module in one component
Included in Console	Peregrine (installed), north compass (assembled), pressure gauge (installed), hose/air spool with HP quick disconnect (installed), console lanyard (installed), temporary screen protector, Peregrine charger pad with clip, console IFU
Display	Full-color LCD, 5.59cm / 2.2", 320 x 240 QVGA
Depth Rating (Computer)	120m / 394ft
Dive Modes	Air, Nitrox, 3 Gas Nitrox, Gauge
Decompression Algorithm	Buhlmann ZHL-16C with gradient factors
Number of Gases	3 open circuit
Battery	Rechargeable Li-ion (factory replaceable); up to 30 hours per charge (medium brightness)
Charging	USB-C wireless charging station included; charger pad with clip charges the computer in the console
Connectivity	Bluetooth wireless technology; upgradeable firmware
Dive Log Capacity	200 hours or 96 dive entries (10-second sample rate)
Computer Dimensions / Weight	77mm x 68mm x 25mm / 122g (computer only)
Warranty	2 years on Peregrine and boot; 1 year on non-SRI accessories (compass, SPG, spool/swivel/flow restrictor, lanyard)

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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.

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