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Impact Subsea ISS360 Compact Imaging Sonar Product Leaflet
The ISS360 is marketed as the world’s smallest imaging sonar, designed for ROV and AUV navigation, target identification, search and recovery, motion reference, and diver monitoring. It features a broadband composite transducer, a digital acoustic engine for clear images, and can be supplied with or without an integrated Attitude & Heading Reference System (AHRS) that provides heading, pitch, and roll data.
Technical specifications include a 700 kHz center frequency, 90 m maximum range, depth rating up to 4,000 m (titanium housing) or 1,500 m (acetal housing), and a 360° scan angle. Communication options are RS232, RS485, and Ethernet with baud rates from 300 to 115,200. Power requirements are 12‑65 V DC, with standby power of 110 mA at 24 V and scan power of 150 mA at 24 V. The unit weighs 0.38 kg (air) in titanium housing and 0.22 kg in acetal housing. This manual is written in Chinese.
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Impact Subsea ISS360 Compact Imaging Sonar Product Leaflet
Product Leaflet 2 pages · 1.2 MB · ZHThe Impact Subsea ISS360 is a compact imaging sonar offering up to 90 m range, 4,000 m depth rating, and optional integrated AHRS.
Questions answered in Impact Subsea manuals
What is the maximum detection range of the ISS360 sonar?
The ISS360 can detect objects up to 90 meters away.
From: Impact Subsea ISS360 Compact Imaging Sonar Product Leaflet
How deep can the ISS360 operate?
With a titanium housing it is rated for depths up to 4,000 m, and with an acetal housing up to 1,500 m.
From: Impact Subsea ISS360 Compact Imaging Sonar Product Leaflet