Plus thumb & dual-engine controllers

Subnado Plus Wired Controllers 0.08 kg

Option: Wired Thumb Controller – Standard

€41⁰⁰

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Control your Subnado Plus underwater scooter with precision and convenience using our wired controller options. Designed for intuitive operation and reliable performance, these controllers let divers adjust power levels easily while keeping their hands free underwater.

Choose a thumb controller for precise throttle control or a finger ring controller for dual-engine operation, a flexible solution for different diving setups and watercraft applications.

Compatible with: Subnado Plus.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the Subnado come with a wireless remote?

No. The Subnado is operated with a wired thumb controller, which is included in both the Standard package and the SUP Kit. A wireless remote is a Flyer EVO feature. The Subnado does not use one.

My Subnado controller will not seat or connect properly.

Press the controller down while you secure the waterproof cover in place. It needs that pressure to seat fully.

Then check the controller port and connector. Excess grease is the usual culprit: wipe it back with a soft tissue and try again. A thin layer helps the seal, but too much stops the connector seating.

If it still will not connect, try a different controller to see whether the fault follows the controller or stays with the unit, and check the metal pins for corrosion. If the part is defective, file a claim.

File a warranty or repair claim

How do I replace the throttle cable or trigger on my Subnado controller?

Both jobs have an official video. The trigger replacement involves removing the silicone glove, unscrewing the bolts and fitting the new trigger.

Before replacing anything, confirm the controller is actually the problem. Connect a different controller to the unit and check the metal pins on both for corrosion. If the part is defective rather than worn, file a claim and we will sort the replacement.