Short answer: yes. The Suunto Nautic S supports wireless air integration using the Suunto Tank POD — and it goes a step further than many compact dive computers by supporting two transmitters at once for sidemount diving. Here's everything you need to know.
How air integration works on the Nautic S
The Suunto Nautic S pairs wirelessly with the Suunto Tank POD, a transmitter that screws into a high-pressure port on your regulator's first stage (7/16" – 20 UNF thread). Once paired, your tank pressure appears right on the Nautic S's bright AMOLED display — no hoses, no separate gauge to check mid-dive.
Pairing is refreshingly simple: pressurize your system, hold the Nautic S close to the Tank POD, and within a few seconds a menu appears showing the POD's serial number, battery status, and your current tank pressure. Confirm, and you're linked.
Sidemount divers: two tanks, one screen
The Nautic S supports dual-transmitter pairing, so sidemount divers can monitor both cylinders simultaneously on one display. With a Tank POD on each tank, you get independent pressure readings without breaking trim to check gauges — one of the more compelling reasons the Nautic S punches above its size for advanced recreational and light technical diving.
The rest of the Nautic S, briefly
- Display: bright AMOLED, easy to read in low-vis conditions
- Depth rating: water-resistant to 100 m, rated for dives to 80 m
- Battery: up to 60 hours of non-stop diving on a single charge
- Algorithm: Bühlmann 16 with customizable settings, plus technical readouts like GF99 and SurfGF
- Modes: single-gas and multi-gas diving, sidemount configurations, and an interface optimized for freediving and snorkeling
- Extras: digital compass, dive planning tools, automatic log sync to the Suunto App, and interchangeable straps — all made in Finland
What you need to buy
The Tank POD is sold separately from the Nautic S, so budget for one transmitter per tank you want to monitor. If you'd rather get everything at once, the Suunto Nautic bundle with bungee cord and Tank POD pairs the larger Nautic with a transmitter out of the box.
Is the Nautic S right for you?
If you want a compact, watch-styled dive computer with genuine air integration, long battery life, and enough technical depth (multi-gas, sidemount, GF tuning) to grow into, the Nautic S is one of the strongest options at its price. Divers who want a larger screen, built-in GPS and maps, or maximum battery life should look at its bigger sibling, the Suunto Nautic.
Questions about compatibility with your regulator or which setup fits your diving? Chat with us on DiveCatalog.com — real dive experts, and an Irvine showroom if you want to see it on your wrist first.
