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Reson A/S
Fabriksvangen 13
3550
Denmark
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Overview
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RESON provides high quality standard tools for underwater acoustic applications and survey accuracy requirements.
At RESON, we talk about expedition-ready solutions. That means everything you need to get your expedition off the ground, keep it on track and return great results under almost any conditions.
Because once you're at sea, there's no turning back.
The success of your expedition depends largely on great planning. And that includes choosing the right RESON products and accessories. But that's just the start.
To be truly expedition-ready, you have to be sure your system is installed and commissioned to perfection. And you should know how to squeeze every last drop of performance out of it.
Be expedition ready with RESON products, a full service package and a RESON crew ready to help you commission and install your gear.
RESON A/S is the holding company of the RESON Group. Corporate headquarter in Denmark. RESON subsidiaries are established in the USA, Singapore, UK, Germany, and Netherlands. In addition to these subsidiaries there are RESON representatives located in 25 countries.
Range of products covers:
- Digital multi-beam systems (SeaBat)
- Entry-level near shore survey systems (HydroBat)
- Flexible single-beam sensors (NaviSound)
- PDS2000 software
- Technological systems for 3D data collection and visualization
- High-power transducers
- Precision reference hydrophones
- Commissioning
- Installation
- Service and repair
Some of the core business areas include:
- Offshore oil-, and gas industries
- Marine research
- Hydrographic and bathymetric surveyors
- Dredging operators
- Cable-laying companies
- Harbour construction companies
- Naval surveillance
- Public environmental monitoring activities
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SeaBat 7101 multibeam sonar system
SeaBat 7101 was launched in May 2008 as a replacement of the SeaBat 8101,
which has been one of the most sold sonar systems the last 15 years for
shallow water surveys. SeaBat 7101 is a small and lightweight sonar with
a swath of 150 degree's to a maximum range of 500m, which can be mounted
on underwater vehicles or rapidly deployed onto survey craft of opportunity.
This makes it ideal for a number of applications like subsea intervention
& monitoring, guidance & navigation, site & route surveys as well as rig
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SeaBat 7112 multibeam sonar system for diver detection
The new SeaBat 7112 system consists of a circular array and projector ensonifying a cylindrical volume of water up to 1000 meters across. Designed to detect small targets such as divers with closed circuit re-breather equipment, the systems will track and alert operators of their presence on a geo-referenced map of the area. |
SeaBat 7125 dual-frequency sonar system
RESON launched in May 2007 the first multibeam sonar systems on the market with dual frequency for remotely operated vehicles (ROV) down to depths of 6000 meters. The new SeaBat 7125 enables exploration missions to map the sea faster, and more accurately than ever before. With the release of the updated SeaBat 7125 dual-frequency multibeam echosounder, RESON is setting new standards in deep-sea sonar survey. |
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SeaBat 7128 multibeam echosounder
With unparalleled resolution and installation flexibility, the SeaBat 7128 is ideal for a great variety of underwater imaging applications on a surface vessel, ROV or AUV platform in shallow water and to 6000m depth. The SeaBat 7128 focused beams, high ping rate and bandwidth combine to provide the user with superior resolution and image quality. |
SeaBat 7150 deep water multibeam sonar system
Featuring a true integrated modular dual frequency design, the SeaBat 7150 system provides the user the ultimate in resolution, performance and system expandability. The system can be configured for either 12kHz and/ or 24kHz operation, providing a choice of both ultra high resolution in shallow water and extended range in deeper waters. |
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Associated Categories:
> Index
> Security, Law Enforcement and Counter-Terrorism
> Swimmer Denial
> Port Security Systems
> Surveillance and Reconnaissance Systems
> Surveillance - Underwater
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