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Triton 1000/3

The Triton 1000/3 takes three, a pilot
and two passengers, to 1000 feet.
Each person has incredibly com-
fortable seats and terrific views.
This submarine is only slightly
larger with an overall length
of 13 feet (4.0 m)

Each Triton comes extremely well equipped and a significant suite of optional equipment is available to adapt your Triton to marine science research, treasure hunting, undersea videography, etc. And we’ll provision your yacht with an appropriate set of spare parts and set-up the support equipment for flawless operation.

Our unsurpassed pilot/ maintenance training program using the world’s only deep submersible pilot simulator and our 24/7 customer support will have you feeling supremely confident in your ability to safely operate and maintain your Triton.

And if the Triton is not large enough, our parent company has an entire fleet of luxury submarine offerings up to 213 feet in length and $90 million in price.

Certifications:

  • ABS +A1 manned submersible
  • Cayman Island MSA (optional)

Payload: 770 lb / 350 kg

Depth: 1000 ft / 305 m

Speed: 3 knots

Crew: 3

Ballast: 6600 lb / 3000 kg

Length: 13.1 ft. / 4.0 m

Width: 9.8 ft / 3.0 m

Height: 8.2 ft / 2.5 m

Weight: 14300 lbs / 6500 kg

Submerged: Dual frequency underwater telephone

Surface: VHF radio with GPS interface

Ethernet: Wireless to surface vessel

Acoustic modem: USBL (optional)

The Triton 3300-3 is the most versatile Triton that will take a pilot and two passengers to 3300 feet (1000 m).

 

Stunning new styling leaves no doubt that you are piloting the sexiest, most contemporary deep submersible that money can buy.





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Contact Info

9015 17th Place
Vero Beach, Florida 32966
(772) 770-1995

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