Romor Ocean Solutions products

The Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB) is an in-situ automated submersible imaging flow cytometer that generates images of particles in-flow taken from the aquatic environment. The instrument continuously samples at a rate of 15ml of sea water per hour. Depending on the target population the IFCB can generate on the order of 30,000 high resolution images per hour.

The Phytoplankton Sampler (PPS) is an autonomous particulate sampler that filters up to 24 individual water samples through 47mm filters. Samples are collected in user-defined time series to analyze trace metals, phytoplankton and suspended particles.

The Ice Tethered Profiler (ITP) is an autonomous time-series instrument that vertically profiles the water column under the ice. The ITP collects in situ measurements of conductivity, temperature, and depth. Data is automatically transmitted in near real time via inductive modem. McLane has a list of integrated sensors for this instrument.

McLane Glass flotation, depth-rated to 7,000m, is ideal for moorings and custom instrument design such as ocean-bottom seismology instruments. Flotation modules with 12” borosilicate glass spheres have 10 to 40kg of buoyancy and are protected by polyethylene, high visibility hardhats.

The SeaCam family of subsea cameras is compact, robust, and versatile. DeepSea offers a variety of 4K UHD, HD, and analog cameras to meet your subsea needs.

The SeaLite luminaires feature outputs up to 10,000 lumens. ROVs, AUVs, HOVs, and divers are among the users of our subsea lights. Common applications include inspection, scientific research, tether management, and situational awareness.

The subsea community has relied on DeepSea’s SeaBattery Power Module for over 30 years. The durable design works in the most demanding subsea applications. This battery has a pressure compensated design and an 11,000 m depth rating. 6V, 12V, 24V, and 48V configurations are available.

Key Features: Positioning Beacon on ROV. Robust, rugged construction. Easy selection of transmit and receive frequencies (channels). High reputation for signal stability. Rigorously tested for distinguished endurance and performance.

Acoustic Release beacons are used to recover or lower equipment deployed under the sea, either in shallow or continental shelf waters. The beacon holds on to the anchor weight attached to the instrument or equipment until remotely commanded to release it.

Delivering performance under the toughest environmental conditions, Subnero’s platinum edition modems are designed to meet rigorous quality standards mandated by sectors such as defense, oil & gas and subsea engineering. All devices are subjected to environmental stress screening (PCBA and unit level) before shipment. They also meet IPC class 2 workmanship requirement of PCBA and are conformally coated. This modem also provides options for customization and extension at many levels, allowing network protocols as well as physical layer algorithms to be implemented and tested easily.