The competitive, award winning computer HT C01 expand its utility value by being adapted to the naval market
The HT C01 is based on the latest available computer technology. Inside the rugged new design of the outer casing there is a computer designed specifically for the marine and naval environment. With its solid state drive, unique mechanical design, intelligent thermal management system and extensive HALT testing, the HT C01 is a powerful workhorse that can be relied upon, with excellent resistance to overheating and vibration.
The original version has passed the testing at DNV according the maritime standard EN60945. The components are stable and secure and improves reliability in tough conditions. Accessories such as a 19 inch rack drawer will also be available. The 19 inch rack feature will ensure easy installation and maintenance. Additionally, in order to avoid problems of overheating, the HT C01 designers have ensured exceptional ventilation flow, which allows for 24/7 operation in the -15C to +55C temperature range. In addition to the already performed EN60945 testing, the extended naval testing will be based on the MIL-STD-167-1, MIL-STD-461E, MIL-STD-810F, shock test and the 901D lightweight hammer test.
"The extended testing and modifications will take the HTC01 Computer a step further into naval mission critical applications worldwide. It will take the features, performance and the form factor of the award winning computer along making the HTC01 an excellent product for the Naval market.", comments Brede Qvigstad, Director - Naval & Defense, Hatteland Display AS.
The original version has passed the testing at DNV according the maritime standard EN60945. The components are stable and secure and improves reliability in tough conditions. Accessories such as a 19 inch rack drawer will also be available. The 19 inch rack feature will ensure easy installation and maintenance. Additionally, in order to avoid problems of overheating, the HT C01 designers have ensured exceptional ventilation flow, which allows for 24/7 operation in the -15C to +55C temperature range. In addition to the already performed EN60945 testing, the extended naval testing will be based on the MIL-STD-167-1, MIL-STD-461E, MIL-STD-810F, shock test and the 901D lightweight hammer test.