Imenco Equipment
Divers Hot Water Machine
DNV-approved electric divers' heaters from 80 to 450 kW delivering up to 90 litre/min of hot sea water, available as turnkey DSV integration or mobile system.
Description
Imenco's electric divers' hot water machines heat sea water supplied to divers' suits. They are available with automated touch-screen controls or as a simpler manual push-button version, and can also be supplied as a mobile system.
Key features
- Heaters designed for power sources from 80 to 450 kW
- Deliver up to 90 litre/min of hot sea water to the diver
- All units DNV approved
- Deliver 30 L/min per diver as specified in DNV RP-401 and NORSOK U-100
Turnkey DSV integration
For diving support vessels Imenco provides design, manufacture, testing, installation and commissioning, including stand-by volume tanks, filtration and high-pressure hot sea water distribution pipework.
Specifications
| Power | 80 to 450 kW |
|---|---|
| Hot water delivery | up to 90 litre/min |
| Per diver | 30 L/min per diver (DNV RP-401, NORSOK U-100) |
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