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F4105-BU Release unit Device specification |
FEATURES
- Easy to use
- Small size and weight
- Up to 2 months on one charge1
- Automatic surfacing when the battery charge is low
- Maintenance-free potted housing
DESCRIPTION
A simple and miniature solution for retrieving various types of seabed equipment installed for a long period (up to two months). The device consists of an actuator with a built-in LiFePO4 battery and a reel that stores the anchor line in a coiled state. Upon receiving a command from the control device or detecting a low battery charge, a screw actuator is activated, ensuring reliable release from the anchor and surfacing of the release unit itself with the float. After surfacing, the release unit remains connected to the anchor by the anchor line. The F4105-AU acoustic wake-up unit is used as the control device.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| PARAMETER | VALUE |
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| FLOAT-REEL DIMENSIONS (Ø x h) | 280 x 160 mm |
| FLOAT-REEL WEIGHT (dry) | 1.6 kg |
| ACTUATOR DIMENSIONS (Ø x h) | 77 x 220 mm |
| ACTUATOR WEIGHT (dry) | 1.25 kg |
| MINIMUM REQUIRED ANCHOR WEIGHT (wet) | 8 kg |
| MINIMUM FLOAT BUOYANCY | 4 kg |
| CABLE LENGTH (not less than) | 0.3 m |
| OVERALL DIMENSIONS OF THE ASSEMBLED DEVICE (Ø x h) | 280 x 220 mm |
| ANCHOR LINE LENGTH (with the standard reel, line thickness 4 mm) |
up to 100 m |
| OPERATING TIME BEFORE RELEASE | 90 seconds |
| BUILT-IN BATTERY TYPE | LiFePO4 |
| BUILT-IN BATTERY CAPACITY | 52 W·h |
| MAXIMUM BATTERY LIFE1 | up to 60 days |
| MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ACTUATIONS1 (during the maximum battery life) |
50 |
| OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE | 0 .. 30 °C |
| MAXIMUM IMMERSION DEPTH | 100 m |
| BUILT-IN BATTERY CHARGING | From AC mains, using the supplied charger |
CONNECTOR PINOUT
| Pin No. | I/O | Function |
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| 1 | O | Power supply for the control device +5.2 .. +7.3 V |
| 2 | - | NC |
| 3 | I | CHARGE (Charging) +7.5 V, max. 1 A |
| 4 | I | ACT (Actuator activation signal) logic “1” LVTTL and TTL |
| 5 | - | Common |
1 With a fully charged battery and using the F4105-AU acoustic wake-up unit as the control device