Dual frequency sonar

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In the fields of hydroelectric ecological monitoring and underwater fish observation, obtaining accurate, real-time, and comprehensive underwater information is crucial, and Shanghai Jinyu front sight sonar is becoming a powerful tool in this field with its performance and cutting-edge technology. For hydropower ecological monitoring, Shanghai Jinyu forward-looking sonar provides high-resolution imaging through dual frequency (700kHz-2400kHz) technology. When monitoring the ecological environment around hydroelectric facilities, the 2400kHz frequency exhibits strong detail capture ability at close range. Within a detection distance of 20m, objects at the millimeter level can be clearly distinguished

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NameDual frequency sonarForward looking sonar

Brand:Shanghai Jinyu

Model:GR1800d

Obtaining accurate, real-time, and comprehensive underwater information is crucial in the fields of hydroelectric ecological monitoring and underwater fish observationShanghai JinyuThe front sight sound system is becoming a powerful tool in this field due to its performance and cutting-edge technology.

For hydroelectric ecological monitoring,Shanghai JinyuForward looking sonar uses dual frequency（700kHz-2400kHz）Technology provides high-resolution imaging. When monitoring the ecological environment around hydroelectric facilities,2400kHzFrequency exhibits strong detail capture ability at close range. in20mWithin the detection range, objects at the millimeter level can be clearly distinguished, such as the growth status of subtle aquatic plants and the activity traces of small invertebrates, providing accurate data support for evaluating the impact of hydropower facilities on surrounding ecosystems. When it is necessary to expand the monitoring range, switch tolow frequencyFrequency, maximum detection range can reach120mStill maintaining a high resolution to assist staff in fully grasping the ecological landscape of the hydropower reservoir area and surrounding waters.