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Products

Saab Seaeye Products
All Seaeye ROVs have been developed from
original specifications developed in cooperation with ROV
companies working in the offshore oil and gas industry where
Seaeye ROVs enjoy a market leading position and with companies
whose work is in coastal or inshore regions whose requirements
usually require a more portable but equally capable system.
In the ongoing development of these systems,
account has also been taken of the requirements of military
and paramilitary customers who require the benefits of 'commercial
off-the-shelf' or 'COTS' systems for security, diver support,
search, salvage, MCM and survey operations. In recent years, Seaeye has worked closely with various navy customers to develop work ROVs capable of intervening in support of distressed submarines.
Other customers use Seaeye ROVs for internal
tunnel inspection, environmental work, research and hydro-graphic
applications.
In the Seaeye range you should find a standard
system suitable for almost any requirement. Or maybe there
is something very close that can be modified for you:
Inshore, coastal and portable ROV applications
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Seaeye Falcon - 300 metre rated,
weighing 50 kilos with 50 kgf thrust |
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The cleaning brush is just one
of
many accessories
available |
The Seaeye Falcon is a portable but extremely powerful system,
with its one to one power to weight ratio and is the professional
solution for depths of up to 300 metres in coastal and inshore
waters. A wide range of standard tools and accessories can
be fitted. For deeper operations to 1000 metres depth or for tasks that require long umbilicals the Falcon DR is available.
Observation, inspection, diver support and light work
in harsh conditions
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| Seaeye Tiger -1000 metre rated |
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The best selling Seaeye Tiger is the yard stick
by which all other small electric ROVs are measured in the
offshore oil and gas industry. Very powerful, easy to fly
and rated for operations to 1000 metres, the Seaeye Tiger
is the industry work horse for observation, inspection, search,
survey and diver support. It is also operated by military
clients in support of search, rescue and salvage operations.
More capable inspection ROVs
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| Seaeye Lynx - 1500 metre rated |
Lynx with one of the standard
tooling Skids that can be fitted. |
The Seaeye Lynx was developed to meet an original
specification from Acergy.
Larger than the Tiger but with similar performance, this system
has two vertical thrusters and additional outlets and power supplies for survey
sensors. A variety of interchangeable tooling skids can be
fitted. Thales also operate this system that replaces the
earlier Seaeye Puma. For a small increase in cost this system is a very effective deeper rated alternative to the Seaeye Tiger.
Compact Work ROV

Seaeye Cougar-XT , a compact work ROV
The original Seaeye Cougar was developed in close cooperation with Italian ROV operator DNT Offshore whose requirements were for a compact ROV requiring the minimum deck space but with a work capability that was to include survey, drill support IRM and touch down monitoring. This was achieved by creating a series of task specific tool skids the could be carried by a smaller ROV and be changed over quickly.
In 2007 the Cougar-XT was introduced with power to the vehicle doubled by increasing the supply voltage from 250 VDC to 500 VDC resulting in an increase of 50% thrust in all directions.
Specialist survey ROVs
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| Seaeye Surveyor Plus |
600 metre survey ROV |
Developed to provide the additional payload necessary
for free swimming pipeline survey operations, the 600 metre rated Seaeye Surveyor Plus is
particularly popular in the Middle East and Far East as a
versatile system for all applications including drill support
with or without a TMS. This ROV has since been largely superseded by the deeper rated Seaeye Cougar-XT and Panther Plus.
Work ROVs
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| Seaeye Panther Plus - 1000
metre rated work ROV |
The Seaeye Panther Plus replaces the Panther for survey and drill support operations in the oil and gas
industry providing an economical alternative to traditional
hydraulic work class ROVs.
The specification was developed in partnership
with ROVTECH whose requirements were to minimise the system's
weight and deck space requirements while increasing the thrust
and performance envelope to allow operations in the most demanding
conditions encountered during IRM operations.
ROVTECH claim that their Panthers can still keep
going after their hydraulic ROVs have to be recovered in the
strongest Southern North Sea currents. Also widely used in
the Middle East for pipe survey and in Vietnam for drill support
and survey operations by PTSC.
ROV handling & TMS systems
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| LARS with TMS and ROV in stowed position ready for transport |
LARS with TMS and Snubber/Rotator |
Most ROV systems delivered by Seaeye that are larger than a Falcon will be ordered with a Launch and Recovery System (LARS) that generally comprises a skid mounted 'A' frame, winch, Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU) and Sheave. A lock latch or snubber/rotator can be added. Occasionally a crane base system will be supplied.
Control and Workshop cabins
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Control Cabins - safe area or
zone II rated |
Lay out to suit your specification |
Control cabins can be provided fully fitted out to your specification. They can be provided for safe area operations or rated for zone II use. Work shop cabins can also be provided combined with the control container or as a separate unit.

Saab Underwater Systems Products
Saab Underwater Systems specialises in ROVs
and equipment designed for military and homeland security
applications with particular expertise in developing solutions
to work in the shallow, confined waters found around the
Swedish coastline.

Systems include the Double
Eagle in both tethered
and autonomous configurations, the Sea
Owl and the submarine
launched Sea Owl SUBROV.

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