Using the Sea-Doo Switch boat console

The helm of the Switch is designed for ease of operation and offers the same simplicity as a Sea-Doo personal watercraft. Although it may look different from traditional pontoons, the intuitive handlebar steering makes it effortless and ultra-responsive. The essential control components, such as forward, neutral, reverse, throttle, and brake, are all within reach when your hands are on the bars.

Other features of the helm area include switches for the bilge pump, bilge blower, horn, courtesy lights, and navigation lights. The Sea-Doo Switch is the only pontoon with a true braking system, which works similarly to a bicycle's brake lever. The lever on the left acts as both a brake and a reverse gear, making docking and maneuvering in tight spaces easier.

You’ll also see a keypad on each side of the handlebars. The keypad on the right controls the gauge display on the dash, showing essential information such as fuel, trim position, and driving mode. On the other hand, the left-hand keypad is where you can set your driving mode, trim level, and cruise control or slow speed mode. The up and down arrows on this keypad control the trim of your jet pump, allowing you to adjust the bow's height.

The right button of the left keypad on the right enables your slow speed mode and cruise control, while the button on the left sets your desired driving mode: Eco, Normal, or Sport. In the center of the keypad is the iDF button, which stands for Intelligent Debris Free pump system. This system unclogs a clogged pump intake caused by weeds or other debris.

Other controls on the helm area include buttons to control your audio system. With the Sea-Doo Switch, you can experience an entirely new level of excitement while enjoying your time on Australian waters.