Protector RIB offers WASSP package

  • General Saltwater

In a world first, Protector, the Brunswick owned New Zealand manufacturer of high end Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIB) is to offer an option on new orders for turn-key delivery of a WASSP-wireless multi-beam sonar installed in their models 6.5mtr CC, 7.5mtr CC & 9mtr Cabin.

This option targets the Super Yacht industry specifically where WASSP-wireless is becoming a serious must-have for collision and grounding avoidance.

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WASSP-wireless transmits real-time seafloor imagery in 3D from the RIB directly back to the Super Yacht’s bridge display. Ideal for navigating reefs and locations where charts are unavailable or have questionable accuracy, WASSP-wireless provides a comprehensive yet simple to use solution.

“Offering this option to new customers provides a turn-key solution at point of manufacture and hence avoids the need for retro-fitting transducers and hardware to the RIB. It’s a perfect solution and collaborating with WASSP offers a really solid and unique value-add for the Protector series in the Super Yacht market which is a key sector for us”, says Dave Larsen – Rayglass CEO.
 
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For more information please visitwww.wassp.com

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