Based on the project, we are now pleased to be able to unveil a world first: A system with a surface station with built-in cordless diving telephone, which can send to and receive from each diver at a distance of up to approx. 500 meters, as well as wireless video signal receivers with a range of approx. 100 meters from each diver, which can be displayed on a monitor with split screen function. All parts are mounted in a portable video / com case with control panel for video and communication.
Each diver is equipped with a full-face mask with voice / listening module plus holder for underwater camcorder. Video and communication are transmitted via a lifeline with cable and floating inserts mounted in the diver’s harness and connected to a floating waterproof surface buoy in which transmitting equipment for video and communication is mounted.
The system is intended for commercial diving, where you need to perform a safe underwater task without surface supply and at the same time maintain communication and transfer of live images to the surface.
Technical data on wireless video / com system
- Surface station case with built-in 15 ″ sun-readable monitor with split-image function of 4 divers. Built-in speaker push to talk and speaker. Built-in wireless com unit and wireless video receiver with the option of connecting an external antenna. Option for built-in video recorder.
- Robust surface buoy with weight pendulum in stainless steel that provides good stability, as well as an eye with carabiner for connecting a diving lifeline. Built-in waterproof container with wireless transmitters for video and diver communication. Rechargeable battery with an operating time of approx. 2 hours for camcorder and 10 hours on the diver communication.
- Diving lifeline, in which there is a cable for video and data (for eg depth sensor) as well as a separate communication cable. Both cables are fitted with connectors for camera and voice / listening module as well as subconnector connection for surface buoy. The cables are braided in a polypropylene sock, which has a breaking strength of 380 kg. The sock has floating inserts so the line is positive in water.