Triton Submarines
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TRITON Owner-operated submersibles for deep sea exploration builders of the world’s deepest diving multi-passenger submersible. info@tritonsubs.com
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TRITON<br />
Owner-operated submersibles for deep sea exploration<br />
builders of the world’s deepest diving multi-passenger submersible.<br />
info@tritonsubs.com
1000/2 • 1000/3 • 3300/2 • 3300/3 • 36000/3<br />
Exploring inner space<br />
As a yacht owner with a <strong>Triton</strong> luxury deep submersible aboard you’ll<br />
be able to provide your family and guests with incredible experiences in<br />
the deep ocean. Imagine descending to depths of more than 3000 feet<br />
to areas of the sea floor that have never been viewed by man.<br />
Relax and sip champagne in air conditioned comfort. The interior<br />
pressure of the ABS classed and fully certified<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> remains at surface pressure<br />
and never changes. Go deep,<br />
stay shallow, dive for minutes,<br />
dive for hours. Nothing you<br />
can buy, nothing you can<br />
do, can give you the incredible<br />
experience of a <strong>Triton</strong>.
<strong>Triton</strong> <strong>Submarines</strong> are subject to the world’s most stringent safety testing:<br />
The single most important criterion in selecting a submarine is that<br />
it must be certified by a known classification agency, preferably<br />
ABS as they have the most experience in regulating submarine<br />
design and construction. We tell our clients that “when the paperwork<br />
weighs as much as the submarine, the project is done.”<br />
The <strong>Triton</strong> 1000/2: two occupants to 1000 feet (305 m).<br />
The <strong>Triton</strong> 3300/2: two occupants to 3280 feet (1000 m).<br />
The <strong>Triton</strong> 1000/3: three occupants to 1000 feet (305 m).<br />
The <strong>Triton</strong> 3300/3: three occupants to 3280 feet (1000 m).<br />
The <strong>Triton</strong> 36000/3: three occupants to 35,800 feet (F.O.D.).<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> <strong>Submarines</strong> LLC is a subsidiary of U.S. <strong>Submarines</strong>, Inc., and was<br />
formed to build and market the world’s most advanced small submersibles.<br />
An exaggeration, certainly, but securing classification is an<br />
expensive and time consuming undertaking that is of critical<br />
importance. ABS classed submarines and submersibles have<br />
a perfect safety record and are statistically the safest form of<br />
transportation in the world today.<br />
Tens of millions of passengers<br />
have been carried<br />
aboard ABS classed<br />
submarines without a<br />
single serious injury<br />
or fatality.<br />
Designed for Comfort<br />
The fully air conditioned passenger compartment of the <strong>Triton</strong><br />
remains at surface pressure irrespective of diving depth,<br />
so the occupants experience no pressure change.<br />
The fully upright seating is comfortable for hours<br />
on end and the incredible viewing from the<br />
transparent acrylic sphere has no equal.<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> gets you closer to the reef than<br />
any other sub and features digital<br />
joystick and touch-screen controls.<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> <strong>Submarines</strong> LLC is part of the<br />
U.S. Submarine Group of compa-<br />
nies. In addition to <strong>Triton</strong>s, the group<br />
builds larger luxury submarines for<br />
yacht-based operations that carry 4-,<br />
6- and 10-passengers (http://ussubs.<br />
com) as well as large diesel electric<br />
luxury submarines and tourist sub-<br />
marines. The group is also building<br />
the world’s first undersea resort in<br />
Fiji (http://poseidonresorts.com) and<br />
has formed a new company engaged<br />
in building sea floor residences and<br />
commercial buildings<br />
(http://ussubstructures.com).
The <strong>Triton</strong> 1000/2<br />
A safe and secure portal to the silent world of the deep ocean:<br />
The <strong>Triton</strong> 1000/2 is the smallest, lightest and most affordable <strong>Triton</strong><br />
capable of taking two people to 1000 feet in absolute safety and comfort.<br />
Two main thrusters and two vertran<br />
thrusters enable the <strong>Triton</strong> 1000/2<br />
to move in any direction at<br />
the touch of a joystick.<br />
The 1000/2 is powered<br />
entirely by two large battery banks.<br />
Large 20 inch access hatch allows<br />
easy entry when boarding from<br />
yacht or surface tender.<br />
The 1000/2’s pressure hull<br />
measures 63” across and<br />
can take 2 passengers to<br />
1000 ft.<br />
The main ballast tanks<br />
provide superior freeboard<br />
and stablity, making boarding<br />
while on the surface safer<br />
and easier.<br />
Over 330 years of combined civil submarine experience makes us the most experienced group in the world today.<br />
At 10.5 feet in length the <strong>Triton</strong><br />
1000/2 has a small deck footprint<br />
and takes up minimal space. A single<br />
existing crew member can be cross<br />
trained by us to pilot and maintain<br />
your <strong>Triton</strong>. Truly, having a <strong>Triton</strong> on<br />
board is much simpler than you might<br />
think. And, providing remarkable,<br />
unique and educational journeys to<br />
the deep ocean will make you a hero<br />
with your family and guests.<br />
Great freeboard and stability makes<br />
entering or exiting a <strong>Triton</strong> on the<br />
surface safe and easy.<br />
Spectacular visibility,<br />
extraordinary surface stability<br />
and excellent freeboard coupled<br />
with state-of-the-art technology<br />
in materials, control, navigation,<br />
maneuvering and life-support<br />
make the ABS-certified <strong>Triton</strong><br />
the safest, most comfortable<br />
and most advanced deep<br />
submersible in the sea.
The <strong>Triton</strong> 3300/3<br />
The new standard of engineering excellence in luxury submarines:<br />
The new <strong>Triton</strong> 3300/3 will take three people to depths of 3300 feet in<br />
stunning comfort and spaciousness. This is truly a remarkable vehicle that<br />
allows you to share your journeys to the deep ocean.<br />
Two main thrusters and two vertran<br />
thrusters enable the <strong>Triton</strong> 3300/3<br />
to move in any direction at<br />
the touch of a joystick.<br />
Moveable battery banks<br />
provide trim capability and can<br />
be dropped in an emergency.<br />
Integrated ladder and large access<br />
hatch allows for easy access<br />
and egress.<br />
The 3300/3’s pressure hull<br />
is the largest acrylic sphere<br />
ever made for a manned<br />
submersible.<br />
Powerful LED light<br />
clusters provide highly<br />
efficient brilliant illumination.<br />
It takes operational experience to do great engineering and we’ve piloted dozens of different submersibles.<br />
A remarkable experience can be yours…<br />
This <strong>Triton</strong> offers you an unprecedented<br />
opportunity to show friends and family<br />
the ocean world. Dive on wrecks, both<br />
ancient and contemporary, explore the<br />
myriad strange denizens of the Stygian<br />
deep or laugh in wonder at the antics of<br />
the brilliant fish that inhabit the tropical<br />
coral reef. A magic world awaits you,<br />
if you have the resources and spirit of<br />
adventure to embrace it.<br />
A <strong>Triton</strong> 3300/3 in final assembly at<br />
the Vero Beach manufacturing facility.<br />
Do you charter your yacht?<br />
The charter market is very com-<br />
petitive. Yet, there is no better<br />
way to increase market differ-<br />
entiation than putting a <strong>Triton</strong><br />
aboard. You will immediately<br />
be able to offer something that<br />
none of your competitors have -<br />
the opportunity to explore<br />
the ocean depths.<br />
Let us help you improve your<br />
bottom line and get your <strong>Triton</strong><br />
submarine to pay for itself.
The <strong>Triton</strong> 36000/3<br />
The deepest diving multi-passenger submersible in world history. Beauty that is more than skin deep…<br />
The 36,000/3 pressure hull utilizes<br />
Management at <strong>Triton</strong> <strong>Submarines</strong> has taken its collective 330+ years<br />
of civil submarine experience and its successful <strong>Triton</strong> deep submersible<br />
platform and joined forces with Rayotek Scientific, the world leader<br />
Locator Beacon<br />
Sonar<br />
Jettisonable<br />
foam blocks<br />
Control Planes<br />
Spatially correspondent<br />
five axis manipulator arm<br />
Underwater telephone<br />
transducer<br />
VHF/UHF Antennae<br />
Transparent high<br />
pressure glass<br />
pressure hull<br />
Variable<br />
geometry<br />
electric ring<br />
thrusters<br />
Steel shot<br />
hopper<br />
drop weight<br />
assembly<br />
No one that has experienced a <strong>Triton</strong> has then ever chosen a competitor’s submersible.<br />
in high pressure glass fabrication, to produce<br />
a design for a full ocean depth-capable multipassenger<br />
sub that will revolutionize man’s<br />
relationship with the deep ocean.<br />
The vertical configuration of the <strong>Triton</strong><br />
36,000/3 allows for a high rate of descent<br />
and ascent. The deepest spot in the ocean at<br />
35,800 feet can be reached in approximately<br />
two hours. Designed as a relatively light-weight<br />
vehicle with a minimum deck footprint, the<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> 36,000/3 is intended for extreme marine<br />
tourism as well as scientific and commercial<br />
work. The <strong>Triton</strong> requires minimal support<br />
equipment and personnel.<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> 36000/3<br />
access/egress<br />
mode.<br />
Rayotek’s patented manufacturing pro-<br />
cess and proprietary technologies to pro-<br />
duce a sphere of high-strength specialty<br />
glass. Glass has been successfully used<br />
in deep submergence for over 40 years<br />
and Benthos glass spheres are rated for<br />
almost 30,000 feet (9,000 meters).<br />
Rayotek’s proprietary technology is ca-<br />
pable of overcoming previous manufac-<br />
turing limitations and producing perfect<br />
spheres of sufficient diameter to accom-<br />
modate three occupants. By incorporat-<br />
ing no metallic elements or through hull<br />
penetrations in the pressure boundary the<br />
design takes advantage of the fact that<br />
up to a very high limit, glass becomes<br />
stronger with greater compression.
The <strong>Triton</strong> 36000/3 F.O.D.<br />
the world’s deepest diving multi-passenger submersible.<br />
The deep ocean is no place for compromise and no other group in the<br />
world today could design an extreme depth multi-passenger submersible<br />
like the <strong>Triton</strong> 36,000/3. At the bottom of the ocean in the Challenger<br />
Deep the pressure is 16,000 pounds per square inch.<br />
The passenger compartment is under an enormous 170,000 tons of<br />
hydrostatic force from the weight of nearly seven miles of ocean depth.<br />
Yet the properties of the high pressure glass actually allow it to get<br />
stronger under compressive load when no metallic interface exists. For<br />
the first time in history an extreme depth submersible has a completely<br />
transparent passenger compartment that allows uninterrupted viewing.<br />
In comparison, the handful of subs that dive to 25,000 feet or less have<br />
massive steel or titanium passenger compartments and cost five times<br />
more than our 36,000/3 for about two-thirds the depth capability.<br />
Full ocean depth. None of our competitors would know where to start.<br />
Look for the new<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> television<br />
reality series<br />
“Going Deep”<br />
on a major<br />
network in<br />
2012.<br />
An opportunity exists to reach the<br />
deepest spot in the ocean, the 35,800 ft<br />
Challenger Deep, forever changing man-<br />
kind’s relationship with the ocean. Since<br />
the beginning of time, an unimaginable<br />
wealth of knowledge has been locked<br />
away within the abyss. For the first time<br />
in history, man will be able to repeatedly<br />
explore the depths of our oceans.<br />
What secrets will be uncovered seven<br />
miles below the surface? Be a part of<br />
making history by conquering earth’s<br />
final frontier with the <strong>Triton</strong> 36,000/3.<br />
And pay for your <strong>Triton</strong> 36,000/3 by pro-<br />
viding adventure dives to the bottom of<br />
the ocean for $250,000 per seat.
Experience<br />
Experience the competition…<br />
then buy a <strong>Triton</strong><br />
<strong>Triton</strong> <strong>Submarines</strong> has collected the finest,<br />
most experienced talent in the civil submarine<br />
business. Each member of the full time management<br />
and staff at the company averages<br />
26.7 years of dedicated civil submarine and<br />
submersible experience. Including part time<br />
staff the group collectively represents more<br />
than 331 years of experience. No competitor<br />
even remotely approaches this level of expertise.<br />
The <strong>Triton</strong>’s incredible level of competitive<br />
superiority is based on the tremendous operations<br />
experience of the staff. We know what<br />
works in the subsea environment because,<br />
more than any group in the world, we’ve been<br />
there. We’ve spent thousands of hours piloting<br />
more than 80 different civil submarines<br />
and submersibles. In addition, our Engineering<br />
Manager was in charge of design review at the<br />
American Bureau of Shipping for over 25<br />
different submersibles.<br />
About the competition…<br />
One of the frustrating aspects of presiding over<br />
a hugely experienced and capable group is that<br />
new competitors spring up, make outrageous<br />
claims and market inexpensive subs that are<br />
marginal in performance. However, the general<br />
public does not typically have the expertise<br />
to recognize the quality and safety difference<br />
unless they take the trouble to dive on models<br />
made by the handful of different manufacturers.<br />
Recently, an inexperienced but high-profile European<br />
manufacturer provided a demo dive to a<br />
prospective client and the hull leaked so badly<br />
the occupants had to make an emergency exit<br />
and the sub sank beneath them! Not good.<br />
Freeboard is one of the many important features of a<br />
manned submersible. Being able to safely and easily board<br />
the sub while on the surface is critical.<br />
Here’s a list of vehicles we’ve experienced:<br />
Atlantis I (4)<br />
Atlantis II (4)<br />
Atlantis III (3)<br />
Atlantis IV (3)<br />
Atlantis IX (3)<br />
Atlantis VII<br />
Atlantis X (3)<br />
Atlantis XI (3)<br />
Atlantis XII (2)<br />
Atlantis XIV (3)<br />
Auguste Piccard<br />
Bruker Mermaid II<br />
Bruker Seahorse I<br />
Bruker Seahorse II<br />
Bruker SeaMaid (2)<br />
Comex Seabus (3)<br />
Classified Projects (S)<br />
Daewoo Hull 1605<br />
Deep Rover1 (3)<br />
Deep Rover 2 (3)<br />
“If you dive on a <strong>Triton</strong>, I guarantee it will be<br />
your choice. The difference in build quality, sophistication,<br />
design, performance and safety will be obvious.”<br />
Deep Worker<br />
Dual Deep Worker<br />
Fluid Energy Looking Glass (6)<br />
Fluid Enery Enterprise<br />
Hyco Pisces II (3)<br />
Hyco Pisces IV<br />
Hyco Pisces V<br />
Hyco Pisces VI<br />
Hyco Taurus<br />
ISE Odyssey<br />
Johnson Sea Link 1 (4)<br />
Johnson Sea Link 2 (4)<br />
M-Subs Alicia AP6 (2)<br />
M-Subs Lula<br />
M-Subs S101 (2)<br />
M-Subs S102<br />
M-Subs S103<br />
M-Subs S201 (2)<br />
M-Subs S301 (2)<br />
Malmari & Winberg Mergo 10<br />
L. Bruce Jones, Chairman and Group CEO<br />
MIR 2<br />
MIR I<br />
NATO NSRS<br />
Nekton Gamma<br />
Osel Mantis 002<br />
Osel Mantis 005<br />
Osel Mantis 006<br />
Osel Mantis 007<br />
Osel Mantis 010<br />
Osel Mantis 011<br />
Osel Mantis 015<br />
Osel Mantis 016<br />
Osel Mantis 017<br />
Osel Mantis 027<br />
Oy Laivatelesuus LS-250<br />
Pagoo<br />
Perry PC-3<br />
Perry PC-1201 (4)<br />
Perry PC-1202<br />
Perry PC-1203 (2)<br />
Perry PC-1204 Clelia (2)<br />
Perry PC-1205 (3)<br />
Perry PC-14<br />
Perry PC-1501<br />
Perry PC-1601<br />
Perry PC-1802 (3)<br />
Perry PC-1805 (5)<br />
Perry PC-8<br />
SEAMobile<br />
SEL Omas Spider 3<br />
SEL Omas Spider 4<br />
Singapore DSAR6<br />
South Korea DSAR5<br />
Star II/Makalii<br />
Sulzer SPT-16 (2)<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> 1000/2 - 1 (S)<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> 1000/2 - 2 (S)<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> 3300/3 - 1 (S)<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> 3300/3 - 2 (S)<br />
U.K. LR-5 (2)<br />
(Numbers in parenthesis denote number of staff<br />
experienced with that particular vehicle). (S= several)<br />
USS Discovery 1000 (S)<br />
USS Marlin 1000 (4)<br />
USS Nomad 1000 (S)<br />
USS Phoenix 1000 (4)<br />
USS Seattle 1000 (S)<br />
Voyager 1 (2)<br />
Voyager 2
Experience the competition and you’ll buy a <strong>Triton</strong><br />
MINIMUM WEIGHT, VOLUME & FOOTPRINT<br />
Deck space is at a premium aboard a yacht and the <strong>Triton</strong>’s<br />
compact design is only 10 feet LOA, less than half of most<br />
competitor’s submersibles. This means the sub stows easily<br />
and is significantly easier to launch and recover.<br />
TRANSPARENT PASSENGER COMPARTMENT<br />
The main reason for owning a submersible is to experience the<br />
incredible diversity of the ocean world and to do that you have<br />
to be able to see out of the sub effectively. The <strong>Triton</strong>’s totally<br />
transparent passenger compartment provides unsurpassed<br />
viewing for the occupants.<br />
SUPERIOR SURFACE STABILITY & FREEBOARD<br />
The catamaran configuration of the <strong>Triton</strong> results in unequalled<br />
surface stability making it easy for the occupants to get in and<br />
out of the sub while it is in the water. The top mounted entrance<br />
hatch provides more freeboard (distance from waterline<br />
to the hatch) than any other small submersible. The combination<br />
of surface stability and freeboard represent the single<br />
most important safety factor in submersible operations.<br />
SIMPLE LAUNCH & RECOVERY REQUIREMENTS<br />
Unlike many submarines where the hatch cannot be opened<br />
with the sub in the water and the occupants have to be loaded<br />
into the sub on deck, the <strong>Triton</strong> can be entered in the water,<br />
from the yacht, a tender, or even a jet ski. The <strong>Triton</strong> does<br />
not require an expensive, elaborate, man rated launch and<br />
recovery system, making it far more cost effective to own<br />
and operate.<br />
UNSURPASSED FORWARD/DOWNWARD VISIBILITY<br />
When you are cruising in a submersible underwater the best<br />
view is forward and down. No sub in the world gives you<br />
better viewing and gets you closer to the reef in front and the<br />
sea floor below.<br />
DIGITAL TOUCH SCREEN CONTROL & MONITORING<br />
A highly sophisticated and proprietary digital touch screen<br />
control, navigation and monitoring system makes <strong>Triton</strong><br />
uniquely easy to operate and reduces pilot workload. Embedded<br />
checklists, automated alarms and an advanced<br />
autopilot system improves safety as well.<br />
THREE AXIS JOYSTICK CONTROLS<br />
Digital proportional joystick control coupled to thrusters that<br />
move the sub in all three axes provides for unsurpassed intuitive<br />
maneuverability.<br />
INDUSTRY’S MOST ADVANCED TRAINING & SUPPORT<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> is the only sub company that has invested in a deep<br />
submersible pilot simulator for customer familiarization and pilot<br />
training. Every owner is contractually obligated to have an<br />
operator successfully complete our in-house pilot and maintenance<br />
training program which sets the industry standard for<br />
effectiveness. Customer support is also available 24/7.<br />
OPERATIONS & DESIGN EXPERIENCE<br />
The <strong>Triton</strong> designers and operations senior staff are the most<br />
experienced civil sub experts in the world. Patrick Lahey,<br />
<strong>Triton</strong>’s president, is the most experienced civil sub pilot active<br />
in the world today. Our far reaching experience means we have<br />
seen the effective design and operations solutions in many<br />
environments and this results in our ability to engineer the<br />
world’s best submersibles.
<strong>Triton</strong> Support Vessels<br />
Our SSVs (Submersible Support Vessels) are<br />
designed to be highly efficient luxury vessels that fully<br />
support out <strong>Triton</strong> subs with integrated support equipment and<br />
launch and recovery systems. The 65’ catamaran is designed for<br />
near coastal or inter island deployment while the 95’ SSV is a highly<br />
efficient long distance owner operated passagemaker with 9000 nm<br />
range. The 195’ SSV can go anywhere in the world, provides ample<br />
luxury accommodation for more than 20 and will deploy multiple<br />
<strong>Triton</strong>s from an interior moon pool.<br />
An integrated launch and<br />
recovery system allows the<br />
sub to be easily launched<br />
from between the hulls.<br />
Maximumize your submersible’s utility.<br />
We have developed three different submarine<br />
support vessels of 65’, 95’ and 195.’<br />
Two high speed 65’ luxury catamarans<br />
with integrated launch and recovery<br />
systems are currently being<br />
built in Turkey.<br />
All the <strong>Triton</strong> SSVs have<br />
submarine stowage inside or<br />
below decks with integrated<br />
launch and recovery systems.<br />
The stern launch davit system<br />
lifts the <strong>Triton</strong> from belowdecks.<br />
The <strong>Triton</strong> 95 above is a long, narrow, gyrostabilized steel-hulled vessel with<br />
extremely high levels of sea-keeping comfort, safety and efficiency. The 195’<br />
stabilized monohull built by Austral is the ultimate SSV with extraordinary<br />
comfort, efficiency, range and safety. Ask us for more information.<br />
The <strong>Triton</strong> SSVs equipped with<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> subs can make you money.<br />
The 65’ SSV can meet megayachts<br />
at various locations and provide<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> charter dives to guests. The<br />
195’ SSV is designed to travel the<br />
world with film expeditions or to<br />
make luxury dives to the bottom of<br />
Challenger Deep in a 36,000/3 for<br />
$250,000 per seat. <strong>Triton</strong> manage-<br />
ment will use the 95’ SSV to travel<br />
the world providing demo dives<br />
to potential clients and to explore<br />
unseen portions of the ocean.
TRITON specifications<br />
1000/2 3300/2 1000/ 3 3300/3 36000/3<br />
DIMENSIONS<br />
10.5 ft 3.2 m 10.5 ft 3.2 m 13.1 ft 4.0 m 13.1 ft 4.0 m 13.5 ft 4.1 m length<br />
8.2 ft 2.5 m 8.7 ft 2.65 m 9.8 ft 3.0 m 9.8 ft 3.0 m 13.5 ft 4.1 m width<br />
6.1 ft 1.85 m 6.2 ft 1.9 m 8.2 ft 2.5 m 8.2 ft 2.5 m 8.2 ft 2.5 m height<br />
6600 lbs 3000 kg 8820 lbs 4000 kg 14300 lbs 6500 lbs 17640 lbs 8000 kg 19842 lbs 9000 kg weight<br />
56.7 in 1440 mm 56.7 in 1440 mm 69.3 in 1768 mm 69.3 in 1768 mm 69.3 in 1768 mm pressure hull I. D.<br />
63.4 in 1600 mm 63.4 in 1600 mm 79 in 2000 mm 82.7 in 2100 mm 82.7 in 2100 mm pressure hull O. D.<br />
19.7 in 500 mm 19.7 in 500 mm 21.7 in 550 mm 21.7 in 550 mm 21.7 in 550 mm hatch I. D.<br />
GENERAL<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> <strong>Submarines</strong> LLC builder<br />
<strong>Triton</strong> <strong>Submarines</strong> LLC designer<br />
ABS +A1 Manned Submersible certification 1<br />
Cayman Island Registry of Shipping certification 2<br />
450 lb 205 kg 450 lb 205 kg 770 lb 350 kg 770 lb 350 kg 770 lb 350 kg payload<br />
1000 ft 305 m 3280 ft 1000 m 1000 ft 305 m 3280 ft 1000 m 36000 ft 1100 m depth<br />
3 kts 3 kts 3 kts 3 kts 4 kts speed<br />
2 2 3 3 3 crew<br />
88 lb 40 kg 88 lb 40 kg 220 lbs 100 kg 220 lbs 100 kg TBD variable ballast<br />
3080 lb 1400 kg 3640 lb 1650 kg 6600 lbs 3000 kg 8000 lbs 3650 kg TBD main ballast<br />
5 kWh 6 kWh 6 kWh 6 kWh 12 kWh<br />
ELECTRICAL<br />
24 v battery<br />
12.6 kWh 20 kWh 30 kWH 30 kWh 64 kWh @ 288V 120 v battery<br />
2 x 2.7 hp 2 x 2 kW 2 x 2.7 hp 2 x 2 kW 2 x 5 hp 2 x 3.7 kW 2 x 5 hp 2 x 3.7 kW 4 x 5 hp electric ring main thrusters<br />
2 x 2.7 hp 2 x 2 kW 2 x 2.7 hp 2 x 2 kW 2 x 5 hp 2 x 3.7 kW 2 x 5 hp 2 x 3.7 kW as above vertrans thrusters<br />
6 hours 9 hours 10 hours 10 hours 16 hours operational endurance<br />
PLC based control & monitoring with touch screen interface control<br />
quartz (std), LED (opt) quartz (std), LED (opt) LED LED LED external lights<br />
oxygen metabolic make-up system with CO2 scrubber<br />
LIFE SUPPORT<br />
type<br />
2 x 17 litre 2 x 17 litre 2 x 27 litre 2 x 27 litre N/A main air (200 bar)<br />
2 x 17 litre 5 x 17 litre 3 x 27 litre 6 x 27 litre N/A reserve air (200 bar)<br />
1 x 17 litre 1 x 17 litre 1 x 27 litre 1 x 27 litre 4 x 2 liter main oxygen (200bar)<br />
1 x 17 litre 1 x 17 litre 1 x 27 litre 1 x 27 litre 12 x 2 liter reserve oxygen<br />
Life Support: oxygen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, refrigerant, temperature, humidity, cabin pressure, and all fluid system pressures. monitors<br />
General: depth, water alarms, pitch, roll, heading, altitude, position (lat/long), vertical speed and velocity.<br />
Electrical: Voltage, Amperage, Amp hour capacity (fuel gauge), ground fault condition.