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Xeos Beacons
Xeos Technology Beacons
Xeos beacons have been designed to protect your valuable ocean assets in the most rugged environments, and make their recovery even easier.
The beacons are designed to last for long missions through low power microcontroller developments. They are custom made from titanium extrusions, glass and acetal to allow to achieve a depth rating of 11, 000m.
Xeos offers a range of beacon products including:
- Apollo,
- Apollo 3
- Apollo Mono
- XMI-2.0
- XMB-11K
- XMA-11K
- Rover
- Hermes
Contact BlueZone for further information about Xeos Beacons.
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