-The Seaeye 600DT System is rated for operations to a depth of 300 metres. The 600DT is the latest evolution of the original Seaeye 600 introduced in the mid 1980's. The original hydrodynamic shape remains unchanged but modern digital electronics, today's control technology and the latest Seaeye SM4 thrusters have been added to enhance the power and performance envelope of this internationally established observation ROV. The forward speed of a Seaeye 600DT is in excess of three knots.

-A basic ROV system comprises the Vehicle, Power Distribution Unit (PDU) which contains all the surface control electronics, a Hand Controller and an isolation transformer.

-The surface power and control units can be supplied free standing or as a containerised system. The Control Container can be Zone II rated or rated for safe area operations with optional air conditioning.

-Seaeye 600DT's can be operated either in a free swimming mode or via the optional Seaeye 600DT Tether Management System (TMS). The TMS is a side entry garage system with a bale arm mechanism (no slip-rings required) and with a140 metre tether capacity.

-A skid mounted 'A' frame and lifting winch with 400 metres of armoured lift umbilical is offered as a compact combined unit to launch and recover a TMS garaged Seaeye 600DT. This can be offered rated for hazardous area Zone II operations or to A60 standard for 'safe area' operations and is known as a 'LARS' or Launch and Recovery System. Alternatively you may have your own crane available and may only require the lifting winch and armoured umbilical with an umbilical sheave and a lock-latch release mechanism and vehicle bullet for launch and recovery.

We try to provide the most up to date, recent specifications on these ROV systems. However, ROV system specifications are changing all the time, so please double check with the manufacturer to insure the specifications are correct before making a decision in using or purchasing these systems.