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October 11, 2016

New Scanning Sonar for Tetis ROVs

(Photo: EofE Ultrasonics Co., Ltd)

(Photo: EofE Ultrasonics Co., Ltd)

EofE Ultrasonics, Korea, reports it has delivered 10 sets of scanning sonar Echologger MRS900 to Tetis Group.  The 2,000m rated ultra-compact scanning sonar will be installed on Tetis' ROVs.

 
Commenting in the delivery, EofE ultrasonics said, "We are delighted that Tetis decided to have Echologger scanning sonar for their ROVs after intensive testings and comparisons. It demonstrates that performance and compactness of the device are outstanding and just suitable for navigation and search operation of the vehicles. MRS900 is optimally design for underwater vehicles with high scanning speed and high resolution images. We believe more underwater vehicles will adopt our high resolution scanning sonar RS900 as well as MRS900 for outstanding performance and competitive prices."
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