TRITON 3300/1 MINIMUM DISPLACEMENT

The solo worker and support sub

Triton 3300/1 MD dives to propeller of wreck

The TRITON 3300/1 MD is the smallest, lightest, 1000 meter-capable sub on the planet. It is perfect for one-man television, filming and observation expeditions. It is also ideal for salvage, rescue and other engineering support tasks.

The submersible’s power, manoeuvrability and ability to integrate with specialist tooling enable it to perform tasks that would typically require a tethered ROV.

Its flexible mechanical and electrical design offers great mission flexibility and allows for rapid reconfiguration between dives and tasks.

Interchangeable tooling frames make the installation of custom manipulators or specialised equipment skids simple, fast and straightforward.

Triton 3300/1 MD leaves surface
Triton 3300/1 diving into the dark
Closeup of Triton 3300/1 MD rear-quarter

View more great photographs in our Gallery of all-time favorite images.

“To see between your feet like that; it’s a pretty awesome tool”

Dr Eddie Widder, following dive in a Triton submersible

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KEY BENEFITS

Triton enjoys a long history working alongside professionals of many disciplines. This insight into the day-to-day practicalities of their roles, and the valuable feedback these relationships have afforded us, has helped us to design a submersible platform tailored specifically to their needs.

SINGLE CONTAINER SOLUTION

A single 20′ ISO shipping container contains the TRITON 1000/2 MD, its launch and recovery system, and support equipment. The requirement for integration with ship services is limited only to electrical power.

Compared to an ROV is is easier to ship, simpler to embark, faster to integrate and effortless to replay and recover.

FREE-Swimming

Unlike tethered vehicles for which cumbersome umbilicals require careful handling and pose an inherent entanglement risk, the TRITON 1000/2 MD is completely free-swimming.

The ability to tackle demanding tasks ‘eyes-on’ and without the need for a DP-capable host-vessel speeds projects while reducing risk.

Specialist tooling

The TRITON 1000/2 MD can be fitted with a variety of specialist tooling. Mechanical options include cutting, grinding and manipulation tools. Electrical integrations are suitable for cameras, lighting rigs, laser range-and-scaling and other sensors. Fibre-optic communications are also possible.

Triton will work with you to configure your submersible to best meet the requirements of your project.

Notable Achievements

We are incredibly proud of our customers and what they achieve with their submersibles. You can read about some of their notable achievements with all our submersible types, here.

Our friends and partners at U-Group use their TRITON 3300/1 MD as a secondary support and filming sub, offering another perspective when filming their TRITON 3300/3.

Technical Specification

General

Depth3,280 ft / 1,000 m
Payload440 lb / 200 kg
Crew1 Pilot
Speed3 kn
Endurance6 hours
Main Ballast440 lb / 200 kg
Variable Ballast88 lb / 40 kg

Size & Weight

Length6.6 ft / 2.0 m
Width5.2 ft / 1.6 m
Height6 ft / 1.84 m
Weight4,620 lbs / 2,100kg
Pressure Hull Inner ⌀41 in / 1,042 mm
Pressure Hull Thickness 4.1 in / 104 mm
Hatch Inner ⌀27.6in / 700 mm

Systems

24v SupplyDual supply + Emergency
Main Battery11 kWh
Main Thrusters2 x 2 kW
Vertran Thrusters2 x 2 kW
ControlJoystick, Touchscreen & Manual Override
External LightsHigh Output LED
Life SupportOxygen + CO2 Scrubber

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WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO:

UGroup