SeaCorder - Autonomous Video Recording System
Features
- Rugged anti-shock stainless steel frame
- Battery pack - 6 hours duration
- MD4000 high resolution colour video camera
- MP4 video recorder - 30 hour duration
- 30GB hard drive
- Depth rating 2000 metres
- SeaCorder can be fitted with other Tritech cameras depending on operational requirements
Applications
- Deep sea fishing net monitoring
- Fishery and Oceanographic research
- Flow and structural monitoring
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The Tritech SeaCorder is an autonomous deep sea video recording system that has been specifically designed to provide a compact and robust unit for capturing subsea video data. A prime application of SeaCorder, as its name implies, is monitoring the effective deployment and operation of deep sea fishing nets.
Incorporating an MP4 digital video recorder and 30 Gb hard drive, SeaCorder provides a versatile storage medium for up to 30 hours of high quality video data collection. The battery pack is able to power the system for up to six hours.
SeaCorder is fitted with the Tritech MD4000 high resolution colour camera, which is an ideal camera for close-up inspection work. Integrated white L.E.Ds provide uniform illumination across the viewing area. A feedback loop automatically adjusts the lighting level, providing optimum picture quality regardless of the reflectivity of the work surface.
The Dynamic Light Control (DLC) unit makes the system particularly suitable for autonomous subsea operation as it automatically adjusts the lighting level to suit its environment. This ensures the best possible video images.
SeaCorder's anti-shock stainless steel frame protects the camera, battery pack and recording unit in harsh environments, whilst ensuring that the system can be securely attached to its mounting.
Depth rated to 2000 metres, SeaCorder has an important application in monitoring the behaviour of trawling nets as well as many other subsea tasks.
