PT9 Ninety Underwater Locator
Introduction:
Discover the PT9 Ninety Underwater Locator, the ultimate solution for maritime safety, exclusively offered by Qamar Al Jazeera in the UAE. Designed to meet stringent international regulations, this device ensures that vessels and equipment are traceable even in the deepest and most challenging marine environments.
Key Features of PT9 Ninety Underwater Locator in UAE:
- Operational Depth: Up to 6,000 meters, ensuring performance in deep-sea environments.
- Extended Battery Life: A robust 90-day transmission capability that exceeds most existing standards.
- Temperature Resilience: Operates effectively within a temperature range of -2°C to 38°C, suitable for diverse climatic conditions.
Compliance & Certifications:
The PT9 Ninety adheres to the latest safety regulations, including those set forth by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) convention. It is a vital tool for ships built post-July 1, 2014, which must equip long-duration underwater locating devices.
Applications Across Industries:
Versatile Use Cases:
- Commercial Shipping: Facilitates swift location and recovery operations, reducing downtime and financial loss.
- Naval Defense: Enhances the traceability of naval assets during critical missions or accidents.
- Scientific Research: Assists in the retrieval of valuable research equipment used in oceanographic studies.
Purpose of the PT9 Ninety Underwater Locator in UAE:
Enhanced Safety in Maritime Operations: The primary purpose of the PT9 Ninety underwater locating device is to significantly increase the safety of maritime operations by ensuring that vessels, aircraft, or any submerged objects can be quickly and accurately located in the event of an accident or sinking. This rapid localization is crucial for effective rescue operations, potentially saving lives and recovering valuable equipment.
Compliance with International Safety Regulations: Introduced in response to global safety regulations requiring vessels built on or after July 1, 2014, to be equipped with underwater locating devices, the PT9 Ninety ensures compliance with these mandates. These regulations are designed to extend the possible location transmission time, making it mandatory for devices to operate for at least 90 days post-submersion, thus providing a longer window for recovery efforts.
Operational Reliability Under Extreme Conditions: The PT9 Ninety is engineered to withstand extreme marine environments, capable of operating at depths up to 6,000 meters (nearly 20,000 feet) and within a temperature range of -2°C to 38°C (28°F to 100°F). This durability ensures that it functions reliably across a broad range of maritime scenarios, from polar expeditions to tropical marine explorations.
Support for Diverse Maritime Applications: The device is not only used in commercial shipping and naval operations but also supports deep-sea exploration, scientific research, and offshore oil and gas industries. Its ability to transmit emergency signals from great depths makes it an invaluable tool for monitoring and safeguarding all forms of underwater equipment and investments.
Technological Advancements for Improved Safety Measures: Equipped with cutting-edge technology, the PT9 Ninety features a self-contained power source and sophisticated acoustic signaling mechanisms. These features ensure it can autonomously emit signals detectable by sonar and other locating equipment over the 90-day period, vastly improving the chances of recovering submerged assets swiftly and efficiently.
The PT9 Ninety not only fulfills a fundamental safety function by aiding in quick response and recovery operations but also exemplifies a commitment to leveraging technology to enhance the survivability and retrievability of maritime assets in emergencies. This device represents a significant advancement in the ongoing effort to improve maritime safety standards globally.
Product Quality: We source only the best in maritime safety technology, like the PT9 Ninety, known for its rigorous compliance with international safety standards, including IMO and MSC recommendations.
