Product Details
Thrusters:
8 – All hydraulic
Power:
400V AC
Power per thruster:
2.5 kW
Propeller:
5 blade skew
ROV control system thrusters:
MEOX, all digital CAN bus
ROV control system shore:
MEOX, all digital, Dual RS-485
Floating:
Light positive
Depth:
Standard to 50 m
Controls:
Depth, pressure, alarms ++
Lights:
Standard: 4 lamps
Intensity:
LED 6000 Lumen
Camera:
4 pcs, IP 3MP
Connection:
Cable Std 80m Power Video and RS-485
Shore electrical voltage:
400V AC
Shore electrical power:
63A
Start:
Soft starter 75A
Weight:
590 kg
Dimensions:
2800 × 135 × 600
Discs:
7 pcs, á 410 cm
Max pressure non suck disc:
250 bar (call us for options)
Water usage @100 bar:
230L @1.4nz
Water usage @150 bar:
280L @1.4nz
Water usage @200 bar:
320L @1.4nz
Optional nozzles:
1,2 1,6, 2,0
Water hose:
Std 80m 1″
Pressure drop hose 100 bar pump:
16 bar
Pressure drop hose 150 bar pump:
23 bar
Pressure drop hose 200 bar pump:
30 bar
Lavado Magnum is our largest net cleaner. It is equipped with its own HPU, i.e., a robust 35 kW electric motor that powers a complete hydraulic system on board the rig. Just like the larger ROVs in the North Sea, this is a familiar and incredibly reliable system.
All our cleaners use the same cleaning system:
- The MEOX patented cavitation cleaning system
- Blends air with the cleaning water, resulting in a very soft jet
- Very gentle to nets and anti-fouling
- Uses very little water
- Little water and low pressure means very low diesel consumption
- Full ROV functionality in all directions
Our net cleaners have been developed in close cooperation with both service companies and fish farming companies.
Based on known challenges such as holes in nets, worn ropes and worn-out coating on nets, we have developed a brand-new cleaning system that is way more gentle for the nets. Auto features such as speed and position against the net wall simplify driving. It also has stepless dynamic distribution of force between the front and rear of the ROV, to minimize pressure across the net surface during forward speed.
We have worked hard to be able to reduce the usage of water. In combination with low pressure, we are able to run two net cleaners on one normal sized pump, or smaller pumps for single systems. The need for less pump capacity means less engine capacity which reduces the fuel usage to a minimum.
