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Multi-Function Node
Multi-Function Node
Key Benefits
- Real Time Data Seafloor-to-Surface
- Multiple Instrumentation Configuration
- Integrated Anchor Recovery System
EOM Offshore’s Multi-Function Node enables a multiple instrumentation configuration. The Multi-Function Node is designed for positive buoyancy. The Multi-Function Node is assembled at EOM Offshore’s facility with our integrated anchor recovery system.
Features:
- Up to 600 meter water depth
- Mount multiple instruments
- Main frame material: 6061-T6 aluminum
- Integrated anchor recovery system
- Robust lifespan assuming periodic refurbishment
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