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LED Micro SeaCam
LED Micro SeaCam
The LED Micro SeaCam is ideal for inspection applications and is only 22 mm in diameter with a 55° HFOV. Integrated LED lights provide visibility in low light conditions, and an integrated cable between the camera and connector allows for flexibility in tight mounting locations on ROVs and other deployed equipment. A titanium housing with a sapphire port and 6,000m depth rating is standard.
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| LEDMicroSeaCam: LEDMicroSeaCam is capable of ocean tasks up to 6,000m in depth with a standard titanium housing and sapphire port featuring a 74° diagonal field of view. |
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