Environmental measurement unmanned surface vehicle HV270Y

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Overview
HV270Y is a dual-hull unmanned surface vessel (USV) designed for automatic aquaculture feeding and routine monitoring. It integrates an 80 kg feed hopper, water-quality sensors with real‑time alarm capability and remote operation for ponds, reservoirs and coastal farms. The platform supports scheduled or remote feeding, patrols and basic surveillance to reduce manual labor and increase operational consistency.

Key features

• FRP dual-hull catamaran design
• Automatic feeding system with scheduled or remote dispensing
• Feed hopper capacity: 80 kg
• Payload / load capacity: 150 kg
• Remote control range: 500 m – 1 km
• Cruising endurance: up to 10 hours at speeds under 1 m/s
• Shallow draught: < 0.3 m, suitable for ponds and reservoirs
• Integrated water-quality monitoring with real-time alarm
• Night patrol and basic surveillance capability

Standard equipment

• Paddle wheel propulsion — 2 sets
• Feed machine (automatic feeder) — 1 set
• Webcam — 2 sets
• Spray liquid machine — 1 set
• Radio remote control — 1 set

Product information
Type: HV270Y
Length: 2.8 m
Width: 1.2 m
Height: 1.6 m
Load capacity: 150 kg
Cruising endurance: 10 h (under 1 m/s)
Feed container: 80 kg
Draught: < 0.3 m
Remote distance: 500 m ~ 1 km
Material: FRP
Color: white
Brand: HVON

Technical specifications

• Code: HV270Y
• Series: Unmanned boat
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 2.8 × 1.2 × 1.6 m
• Material: FRP
• Color: white
• Brand: HVON
• Model: HV270Y
• Description: Dual-hull USV for automatic aquaculture feeding with 80 kg feed capacity, 500 m–1 km remote control range and 10 h cruising endurance
• Load capacity: 150 kg
• Feed container capacity: 80 kg
• Cruising endurance: 10 h (under 1 m/s)
• Draught: < 0.3 m
• Standard equipment: paddle wheel (2 sets), feed machine (1 set), webcam (2 sets), spray liquid machine (1 set), radio remote control (1 set)

Media & demo
Product page includes multiple photos and a demonstration video to show hull layout, feeding operation and typical patrol routines.