Project DescriptionThe main goal of nuclear power plant safety is to protect the staff and surrounding residents of the station area from radiation exposure to a reasonable and feasible level as low as possible. Therefore, the safety of nuclear power plants is very important. To ensure the safety of nuclear power plants, all countries developing nuclear power in the world have established their own safety standards and regulations. The nuclear power plant staff of this project need to use unmanned boats to patrol the nearby waters and detect abnormal situations in a timely manner, Ensure safety, and install sonar equipment on the ship to drive the fish shoal. According to the needs, the camera images on the unmanned boat can be transmitted back to the nearby observation tower, and the sonar equipment can be controlled inside the observation tower to drive the fish shoal.According to project requirements, wireless coverage is required for the unmanned boat's operation area to ensure that the unmanned boat can communicate with the control room in real time at any position within the operation area. By installing equipment in the observation tower, the unmanned boat's patrol area is monitored for 120 degrees; The coverage of the scope includes installing wireless communication equipment and omnidirectional antennas on the unmanned boat, which are installed at the rear of the unmanned boat to ensure that the unmanned boat can communicate with the observation tower in any position and direction.Project characteristics01. IP68 protection level, anti-corrosion, dustproof, rainproof, sunscreen, salt spray corrosion resistant02. Convenient location selection, simple installation and maintenance, low construction investment, and low operating costs03. Real time transmission of monitoring data, timely and effective acquisition of maritime information, facilitating control04. High bandwidth, strong anti-interference ability, and stable transmission05. Flexible networking, expandable device points at any time, saving time for re planningCase photo