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INNOVATIONS Ground-breaking subsea trencher ROV


CT Offshore’s new trencher ROV, the CTO 107-1100 has been deployed at DONG Energy’s Gode Wind 1 + 2 Offshore Wind Farms. The company will install the 97 inter-array cables.


Smoother operation and a faster and more precise burial of the cables. These are some of the features of the CTO 107-1100. Designed and built on years of experience, CT Offshore’s new subsea trencher ROV (remotely operated vehicle), CTO 107- 1100, is purpose built for the cable laying industry.


KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE Based on the know-how and experience, which CT Offshore’s engineering team and ROV pilots have gained throughout the years operating offshore and installing subsea cables, the CTO 107-1100


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trencher ROV both meets and exceeds today’s requirements for an optimum and safe burial of inter-array cables.


VERSATILITY


The new trencher ROV has an operating depth of 100 metres but with an option of up to 1,500 metres, which means that the trencher ROV also can be used for various other industry cable


laying tasks besides inter-array cabling at offshore wind farms.


“We are looking very much forward to bringing this new trencher ROV into operation. The test results from our first wet-test in the North Sea just outside


MARINE INDUSTRY Ships Electronics Services, more commonly known as SES has been supplying and installing electronic equipment to ships, offshore platforms, workboats and leisure craft for nearly 40 years.


With the rapid expansion of the Wind Farm industry SES has been using its vast experience in installation of marine electronics for the growing number of offshore service vessels stationed around the UK coast. With 8 offices in strategic locations the company can deliver, service and install a massive range of equipment from the world’s leading marine electronics manufacturers.


ENVIABLE CLIENT AND PRODUCT LIST Working with companies such as Raytheon Anschutz, Raymarine, Furuno and Cobham (Sailor), SES has ensured its factory trained engineers are highly qualified in both the product and the environment in which they are used. Working in sometimes inhospitable


conditions, offshore service vessels require a particularly wide range of equipment to carry out their tasks in safety and remain in contact with the operation base.


This requires both VSAT satellite communications and the latest 3G/4g mobile broadband connection. In addition Navtex, Radar, navigation, echo sounders, thermal imaging cameras and MOB safety electronics are needed to complete the fit out.


HISTORY AND EXPERIENCE Over its history SES has completed the installation of specialist equipment in over 1,000 vessels providing its designers and engineers an insight into virtually any application required.


This ensures SES will advise exactly the right equipment for the use of the vessel, matching budget with requirement. Once installed SES will provide a 24/7 back up phone line manned by qualified engineers to assist in any problems or advice needed during the vessels operation.


RECENT INSTALLATION


The latest installation on board a Wind Farm Service Vessel is one of 6 craft in-build at the MMS Shipyard in Hull, a unique in design


Esbjerg exceeded our expectations and the performance of the new CTO 107- 1100 reveals a very promising future,” says Mads Car-stens, Senior Manager, Head of Subsea.


CT Offshore / A2SEA


catamaran ‘MMS CRUSADER’, that is a multi-purpose workboat that will be used for wind farm service on the East Coast.


PROFESSIONAL REPUTATION The outstanding reputation of SES as a reliable, experienced and professional marine electronics supplier has been earned through attention to detail and placing the customer at the top of the lists of priorities.


The company continues to develop its expertise in the technical market of maritime electronics as demand for its services increases.


Ships Electronics Services (SES)


www.windenergynetwork.co.uk


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