Test specifications
MRU Marine
Roll
Datasheet specs: 0.02
Test results: 0.02
Approved: X
Pitch
Datasheet specs: 0.02
Test results: 0.02
Approved: X
Compare
±0.05°
Roll & Pitch accuracy
Add MRU to compare
Datasheet specs: 0.02
Test results: 0.02
Approved: X
Datasheet specs: 0.02
Test results: 0.02
Approved: X
Roll & Pitch accuracy
Add MRU to compare
This is a comparison that we did very scientifically.
This is great product
This product is not as good
This product is a bit worse than the one
| Hallo | ASd |
"We can get a Norwegian Subsea unit that retains adequate precision through the planned life of our systems without the shipowner having to go through the cost or hassle of returning the unit to shore for recalibration every few years."
"With the Norwegian Subsea MRU, our customers get a system that is easy to use, highly accurate, and doesn’t require a massive learning curve. The results speak for themselves."
"The standard sensor was jumping all over, creating gaps in the data. But the Norwegian Subsea MRU was like a needle—smooth and precise. You could barely tell the boat was moving. It is incredibly sensitive compared to the others"
"The collaboration between Radac and Norwegian Subsea has been very positive and has enabled us to overcome challenges that has helped make our technology as reliable and trustworthy as it is today."
"We have tried similar MRUs and Norwegian Subsea was the clear choice, not only for the quality of data, but also the ease of integration"
"With the Norwegian Subsea MRU, our customers get a system that is easy to use, highly accurate, and doesn’t require a massive learning curve. The results speak for themselves."
"The standard sensor was jumping all over, creating gaps in the data. But the Norwegian Subsea MRU was like a needle—smooth and precise. You could barely tell the boat was moving. It is incredibly sensitive compared to the others"
"We can get a Norwegian Subsea unit that retains adequate precision through the planned life of our systems without the shipowner having to go through the cost or hassle of returning the unit to shore for recalibration every few years."
"If we see different stress patterns under what should be similar sea states, that can indicate that something is wrong."