Teledyne RESON Sonar Systems and Equipment
Teledyne RESON is a market leader in underwater acoustic sensors, state-of-the-art echo sounders, multi-beam sonar systems, transducers, hydrophones, and PDS2000 software. Teledyne RESON’s SeaBat® sonar systems have become solutions within defense and security applications.
The company is growing and expanding into new markets and application areas – and its fourth generation of sonar systems will provide unprecedented performance for naval and commercial systems in terms of accuracy, resolution, depth rating, and range. Teledyne RESON has its corporate headquarters in Denmark, with subsidiaries in USA, UK, the Netherlands, Germany and Singapore.
SECURITY AND MCM SONARS
Teledyne RESON sonars excel in the following application areas:
- Waterside security and force protection
- Mine countermeasure (MCM)
- Multibeam bathymetric and imaging
- Seafloor mapping and inspection
- Ship hull and port inspection
Teledyne RESON’s waterside security solutions are designed with realistic environmental conditions in mind. These include consistent wind, occasional high rainfall, surface reverberation, high ambient noise, poor propation, variable temperature differences that cause down-bending, and setting and scouring of bottom-mounted equipment.
Teledyne RESON has developed several next-generation sonar systems that are ideal for incorporation into a waterside security solution and for mine countermeasure.
SEABAT 7111 AND 7112 WATERSIDE SECURITY SONARS
The SeaBat 7111 operates at 100kHz and illuminates a 150° or 210° horizontal sector. This system is an excellent low-cost solution for both fixed and mobile waterside security applications.
The SeaBat 7112 offers 360° coverage at 100kHz and can detect intruders at ranges of up to 700 meters in favorable environmental conditions. This system may be permanently mounted on the sea floor with an acoustic release for maintenance and recovery, or may be mounted on a pole or hoist affixed a vessel.
SEABAT 7122 DUAL-FREQUENCY SONAR
The SeaBat 7122 is a dual-frequency (100kHz or 400kHz) sonar that illuminates a 128° horizontal sector. The SeaBat 7122 is the most versatile member of Teledyne RESON’s waterside security sonar family. It can be used both as a stand-alone system and also to provide intruder interception and classification capability when used in conjunction with a stationary installation.
SEABAT 7123 HIGH-RESOLUTION TRIPLE-FREQUENCY SONAR
The SeaBat 7123 is an advanced, COTS-based, high-resolution triple frequency sonar-suitable for both commercial and military applications. Commercial uses include super high-resolution micro-bathymetry, offshore underwater inspections and detailed pipeline surveys as mandated by recently enacted environmental laws. This application requires a special bottom detection algorithm.
Military uses include MCM and waterside security applications, and require a special purpose beam former. The SeaBat 7123 is suitable for retrofit or upgrade of existing mine hunting platforms, and maximizes platform safety by increasing the stand-off range to more than 500m.
SEABAT 7125 MULTI-BEAM BATHYMETRIC SONAR
The SeaBat 7125 is a 400kHz multi-beam bathymetric sonar that has demonstrated great success as a hull and port inspection sonar. It can be mounted on a surface vessel, ROV or AUV for mobile operations and pier infrastructure surveys, or can easily be inverted and anchored to the sea floor for use as an upward-looking inspection sonar for the hulls of in- or outbound ships. When equipped with a broader beam projector the SeaBat 7125 can be used to detect and classify underwater intruders.
SEABAT 7128 SONAR
The SeaBat 7128 operates at 200kHz or 400 kHz and illuminates a 128° horizontal sector. This system can be used either as a standalone or in conjunction with a permanently installed system for which it would provide intruder interception capability. When equipped with a narrow beam projector the SeaBat 7128 can perform a route surveys & all other activities listed for the SeaBat 7125.
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Read moreThe RESON board is very pleased to announce that Kim Lehmann agreed to join RESON from 1 June. Mr Lehmann brings a track record of developing customer focus, growing sales and expanding business markets from the companies with whom he has served during the past 20 years. Most recently
Read moreThe RESON board is very pleased to announce that Kim Lehmann agreed to join RESON from 1 June. Mr Lehmann brings a track record of developing customer focus, growing sales and expanding business markets from the companies with whom he has served during the past 20 years. Most recently
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Read moreSHOA Servico Hidrografico y Oceanografico de la Armada de Chile (The Chilean Navy Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service) has recently taken delivery of a second new RESON sonar system. The complete system will be installed on the launch Albatross and will help the Chilean navy with the
Read moreIn August 2008 Commander Rafael Widow of the Chilean navy took delivery of a SeaBat sonar system, which was fitted to the Submarine Tender Almirante Jose Torino Merino Castro. Originally designed as a miner and auxiliary vessel, the ship was refitted and modernised in Sweden in 1997, wh
Read moreIn March this year BAE Systems launched its new autonomous unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) Talisman. The programme, which is fully funded by BAE Systems, started in late 2004 and was designed to meet the need for a modular multi-role UUV capable of a wide range of maritime littoral operations.<
Read moreRESON recently completed delivery and trials for a complete hydrographic and oceanographic equipment package for the new royal Thai navy multipurpose vessel HTMS Pharuehatsabodi and her two small survey boats. The new vessel will acquire hydrographic data in the Gulf of Thailand and th
Read moreDuring the recent G8 Summit, the Japanese police decided to protect Tokyo Bay against underwater threats by using a waterside security system based on SeaBat multi-beam sonar systems. To prevent underwater terrorist attacks and disturbances by activities at the G8 Summit, held in Hokka
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