Range of Flashing Beacons25/06/2009 |
| Surrey-based Planet Ocean has launched a range of surface and sub-surface mooring beacons to be known as "MICRO BEACONS". First off the line is a high-intensity LED flashing beacon. |
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The XMBF-200 is an independently powered, self contained surface flasher that is fully submersible to 200m. This state of the art flasher is part of the micro beacon line of products and contains the latest technology available. The super-bright LED provides unparalleled visibility in even the worst conditions.
The XMBF-200 is significantly smaller and lighter then other flashers meaning easier storage and deployment without any sacrifice in performance or operational visibility. User-selectable flash patterns and repetition rates together with a choice of activation methods make this a very useable device for a variety of marking applications, search and rescue, ROV's AUV's etc. A 5000m version with surface switching technology will follow in July 2009. Read more about: AUV ROV Website: http://www.planet-ocean.co.uk/XEOS Supplier: Planet Ocean Ltd More news from this supplier: Mini-Buoys Make Impact Planet Ocean's Data Buoys to Play Role in 2012 Olympics Strobe Beacon for Autosub Long Range FlowCAM for SAMS New Faces and HQ for Planet Ocean Submersible FlowCAM Jobs for Buoys WET Labs Team With Planet Ocean Storm Surge Website Underwater Acoustic Modems With Embedded Developer Platform Baseline Measurements of Carbon in Arctic Ocean CARIS LOTS Support for Windows 7 Vegetation-classifying Echosounder SeaZone Accepted as IHO Producer Agency Rear Admiral Ian Moncrieff to speak at CARIS 2012 BlueView Updates and Viewer Two More Boomers for Titan REMUS 100 for Norwegian University of Technology and Science 
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