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Vertical Connector (Subnautica)

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The Vertical Connector is a Seabase module in Subnautica that allows vertical movement between floors. It requires a Ladder to function and reduces hull integrity by 0.5 units.

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Vertical Connector (Subnautica)

Vertical Connector

PropertyDetails
TypeHabitat Compartment
Hull Integrity-0.5 Units
DescriptionVertical base connector (-0.5HP).

The Vertical Connector is a Seabase component that allows the player to climb vertically between adjacent Seabase modules. A Ladder has to be constructed inside the Vertical Connector to use it. Only one ladder is needed no matter the length of the column of Vertical Connectors.

The Vertical Connector is constructed with the Habitat Builder and lowers the hull integrity value by 0.5 units at the surface.

Vertical Connectors can be placed on the floor and ceiling panels of all compatible modules. There needs to be a compartment at both ends of the Vertical Connector before a ladder can be built.

Vertical Connectors can currently be attached to the following base modules:

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IngredientsCrafting StationOutput
Titanium TitaniumHabitat Builder Habitat BuilderVertical Connector Vertical Connector

Vertical Connector Vertical Connector

Placing a Ladder inside the Vertical Connector Placing a Ladder inside the Vertical Connector

Vertical Connector close up Vertical Connector close up

Vertical Connector with Ladder connected to Glass Compartment Vertical Connector with Ladder connected to Glass Compartment

Several Vertical Connectors mounted together Several Vertical Connectors mounted together

Model from Sketchfab (With Ladder) Model from Sketchfab (With Ladder)

Model of a Seabase with a Vertical Connector from Sketchfab Model of a Seabase with a Vertical Connector from Sketchfab

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