UK’s OceanTools has launched what is believed to be the smallest subsea IP camera on the market.
The compact 6,000m depth rated C3-30 camera provides 2MP HD video over IP and is the latest addition to the company’s C3 range, adding to the C3-10 (SD) and C3-20 (HD) cameras.
According to OceanTools, the C3 collection of cameras is designed for a wide range of underwater viewing applications including ROV tooling and navigation.
The UK company also launched the anodized aluminium C9-GigE camera, which is rated for 2,000m with a 6,000m titanium option available.
Developed for ROV use, the C9-GigE camera is said to provide GigE Vision compliant video in monochrome or color with 3MP resolution. It includes an advanced optical design offering wide-angle viewing and minimal distortion.
“I am very proud we are adding the C3-30 and C9 to the ever-increasing portfolio of OceanTools vision products. For all our cameras we set out to achieve the best electronically, mechanically, and optically designed products for the market,” said Brian Hector , technical sales manager at OceanTools.
“With the positive feedback we have received from our customers using the C9 and C3-30, it would suggest we have very much succeeded in our quest.”