CEESCOPE LITE™
The CEESCOPE LITE™ puts the CEESCOPE’s echo sounder, RTK GNSS receiver and data logger in a slim 9.2 cm IP67 enclosure, built for USVs, remote-controlled boats and dedicated survey vessels where space is tight. Every connection is on one end panel, and two LAN ports can power PoE devices. Depth at 30 Hz and position at up to 20 Hz are logged and output, every packet time-stamped by 1PPS.

Made to be built in
A slim enclosure with every connection on one end panel designed to drop into USVs, launches and fixed installations.
RTK built in
Single beam echo sounder, RTK GNSS and logger in one unit, with an optional UHF radio: one box to mount instead of a stack.
Power on board
Both LAN ports supply PoE for a camera or radio link, and it runs straight from vessel power: no battery to charge.
See the real bottom
A full 3200-sample echogram at up to 30 Hz, with 128 GB of internal logging and a USB dock for quick data transfer.
Built in, out of the way.
For USVs, remote-controlled boats and dedicated survey launches, the CEESCOPE LITE™ puts a complete survey system where space is tight.
USVs & remote-controlled boats
A slim enclosure and one end panel make for a tidy install, with PoE for a camera or a radio link to shore.
Dredging & sedimentation
Dual frequency separates the hard bottom from soft or redeposited material, with the full echogram logged for quality control.
Rivers & shallow water
Auto Shallow mode and multi-constellation GNSS hold the bottom and the fix in 0.15 m of water or under tree canopy.
Ports, harbours & construction
RTK bathymetry that drops straight into land-survey datasets from the same base station.
Dedicated survey launches
Install once on vessel power and survey every day, with internal logging and an IP67 enclosure.
Navigation & charting
Map uncharted waterways with survey-grade soundings, 1PPS time-stamped to precise GNSS position.
Proven on real surveys
Why surveyors choose CEESCOPE LITE™
Echo sounder, GNSS receiver, data logger and battery — in a compact enclosure made for permanent and remote-controlled installs.

See exceptional detail in high definition
The complete sonar echo return from each ping is digitized into 3200 separate values, not just a single depth. Heavy bottom vegetation, debris and sediment can be identified on the echogram and separated from the true bottom.
Build your CEESCOPE LITE™
Choose your GNSS receiver, single or dual frequency and your transducer, then the mounting hardware for your boat.
Choose your internal GNSS
Choose a Hemisphere, Trimble or NovAtel receiver for high accuracy positioning with fewer cables and connections, then choose satellite, network (NTRIP) or UHF RTK corrections.

CMR, CMR+, sCMRx, RTCM v2.x / v3.x, RTX
0.008 m (H) / 0.015 m (V)
Technology
BD9250

CMR, CMR+, sCMRx, RTCM v2.x / v3.x
0.008 m (H) / 0.015 m (V)
CenterPoint RTX

All receivers are L-Band enabled. Position output is activated at 20 Hz (10 Hz on the BD9250). Ask us if you need a higher rate. RTK corrections come from a network (NTRIP) through the Ethernet port, or a local base over the optional internal UHF receiver (403 – 473 MHz).
Single or dual frequency?
Single frequency 200 kHz suits most surveys. Add a low frequency channel when soft sediment hides the real bottom.
Choose your transducer
A range of high frequency (200 kHz) and dual frequency (200 / 33 / 24 kHz) transducers, from general and engineering surveys to looking into soft sediment.





Dual frequency (200 / 22–36 kHz) gives greater penetration through loose sediment, sludge and silt. Transducers mount on 50 mm / 2″ tubes or 5/8″ thread survey poles.
Mounting hardware
The basics to put the transducer and GNSS antenna on one pole over the side of the boat, in a heavy duty or a lightweight series, plus transit cases to carry it all. Tell us about your boat and we’ll suggest the right kit.

Heavy duty series

Lightweight series

Transit cases
The numbers that matter
Headline specs below. Open the full list for connections, communications, transducers and GNSS receivers.
Physical
Environmental
Power
Data logging and output
Echo sounder
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