COMPARISON TABLE
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Model |
Asymmetric |
Symmetric |
Compact |
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About |
The asymmetric configuration is a highly efficient propulsion solution for applications in which the thruster is used in one primary direction. It is typically used as the main propulsion for battery driven vehicles, where efficient propulsion has a positive effect on the duration of the mission. The consequence of optimized efficiency in the forward direction is reduced efficiency in the reverse. However, the thruster will still provide enough thrust to move even large vehicles in the reverse direction. |
The symmetric configuration is superior in subsea operations which require the thruster to be equally efficient in both directions. In the symmetric configuration, the thruster is optimized to deliver the same amount of thrust in both directions. This setup is often used in station keeping ROV's where it is important to position the ROV precisely even in strong currents. The symmetric configuration is also optimal as tunnel thrusters built into the hull of a subsea vehicle used for station keeping and positioning of the vehicle in the water. |
This thruster is ideal for compact vessel integration. By using a symmetric propeller, the thruster functions optimally as a tunnel thruster built into the hull of a subsea vehicle. Often used for vehicles that perform station keeping and depend upon exact positioning in the water. |
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Thrust Force |
Up to 200 Newton |
Up to 200 Newton |
Up to 200 Newton |
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Supply Voltage |
24-800 VDC. |
24-800 VDC. |
24-800 VDC. |
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Propeller Diameter |
82,5 mm |
82,5 mm |
82,5 mm |
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Weight in Air |
5,2 kg |
5,2 kg |
4,4 kg |
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Weight in Water |
3,4 kg |
3,4 kg |
3,4 kg |
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Depth Rating |
3000 |
3000 |
3000 |