Cressi DIGI 2 Digital Console
The Cressi DIGI 2 brings cylinder pressure, depth and dive time together on a compact digital console. Its direct HP-hose connection gives you a pressure display without a wireless transmitter, while a simple automatic display keeps the main readings together.
Features and benefits
- Pressure and depth in one view. Digital pressure and current depth let you check two key readings together. Maximum depth, dive time and water temperature provide further dive information.
- Gas-time estimate. The console estimates time to a fixed 50 bar threshold using the current breathing rate. This changes as breathing changes and supports regular pressure checks; your planned turn pressure and reserve may be higher.
- Luminous display. Exposure to an external light source charges the photoluminescent display for reading in reduced light.
- Compact, protected body. An ABS housing and replaceable protective cover keep the 122 g console compact. The integrated fixing ring provides a point for a suitable retainer.
- Smart Cover included. The cover protects the display during storage and operates the standby and unit-selection functions. Remove it and complete the start-up checks before entering the water.
- Replaceable battery. The CR2450 battery can be changed using Cressi’s procedure. A low-battery indicator and battery-compartment sealing check help you assess readiness before diving.
Setup and compatibility
The DIGI 2 is a digital gauge console, not a decompression computer: it does not calculate no-decompression limits or decompression stops. Use it with suitable dive-planning and decompression instruments. The pressure operating range is 0–300 bar; the depth display extends to 120 m, which is a display range rather than a permitted diving depth.
Use the supplied HP-hose arrangement on a compatible air regulator and have the connection fitted and leak-checked. Follow the manual’s activation and pre-dive checks; choose metric or imperial units before diving.
Care, rinsing and storage
Rinse the DIGI 2 thoroughly after every dive using fresh water only; Cressi’s instructions exclude chemical cleaners. Keep it attached to the assembled regulator on a secured cylinder and pressurised throughout immersion and rinsing. Remove the equipment from the water and dry the connection before depressurising and disconnecting.
Let it dry naturally in the shade. Do not use compressed-air jets, which can damage the pressure sensor. Store it dry and ventilated with the Smart Cover fitted, the hose gently curved and the display protected from impacts.
Check for air leaks, damage, condensation and battery warnings before diving. Follow the complete Cressi battery-change procedure, including the correct seal and successful sealing test; do not dive with a FAIL result. Have an authorised Cressi centre check calibration annually and investigate any moisture or unreliable reading. Use the specified replacement hose.








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