Phantom H-1750

About

About Phantom H-1750

Deep Ocean Engineering’s Phantom H-1750 is a 1.75-metre, remotely controlled battery-electric catamaran USV for current measurement, bathymetry, discharge monitoring and other water surveys. Heavy-duty aluminium hulls surround a central hatch-accessible housing for onboard computers and third-party instruments. The structure separates with thumb screws for transport, launch and recovery at field sites.

A forward-looking wide-angle HD camera provides live navigation imagery while twin thrusters move the craft across rivers, lakes, ports and shallow coastal waters. Survey configurations can carry depth sounders, ADCP, sonar, lidar, multibeam equipment, sampling instruments or positioning hardware in the protected centre section. Phantom H-1750 is teleoperated through its surface link; any waypoint automation or payload-specific processing belongs to the installed survey and control configuration.

Deployments

  • Operating Use

    2 shipwreck survey sites - 2015-11-23 - National Park Service - shallow water beneath and around memorial structures - Phantom H-1750 carried a SONIC 2020 multibeam during an October 2014 survey that achieved complete high-resolution sonar coverage of USS Arizona and USS Utah.

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Supply / Components

  • Phantom H-1750

    Propulsion System - Motion Components - Torqeedo - Deep Ocean Engineering Phantom H-1750 incorporates two Torqeedo thrusters - source: deepocean.com

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