DeepSea’s Nano SeaCam is a compact, subsea, high-resolution analog camera at 620 TVL that can be used by divers and inspection class ROVs for its size and weight. The Nano SeaCam features titanium housing and a sapphire port with an optional 11,000 m depth rating available.
Key Features:
For more information and configuration options for the Nano SeaCam, contact the sales team at BlueZone.
Up to 25-hour mission duration
Speeds up to 4.2 knots
Increased module payload capacity
Search and recovery
Hydrography
Deep sea mineral exploration
Marine & Fisheries research
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