"We met in 1994 at the OceanExpo in Brest and became regular customers since then. We develop research methods for the fundamental and applied oceanology, and multiparameter Idronaut CTDs have become the basis for our projects. The probes were used singly and in groups; at the drift stations according to the classical scheme and in the free fall mode in the study of the fine structure at all depths, including the bottom layer; on the moored Wirewalker; they were towed behind the ship in the continuous scanning mode, and recently the free falling mode with the reaching the bottom is being implemented while the ship is moving. Each new step is discussed with the company, and in this lies the guarantee of our common success. I sincerely wish the Company new customers and success in their difficult business."
"We are pleased to confirm that we have been using CTD instruments from Idronaut for the last eight years, and we testify their performance and reliability. We use Idronaut CTD probes on board the research vessel as well as on autonomous devices for the long-term monitoring of the Baltic Sea environment."
"Our team has been utilizing Idronaut pH and ORP sensors onboard ROVs for NASA-supported work in Antarctica since 2017, and have found them to be robust and highly reliable. Idronaut’s technical and customer service teams are equally efficient and a pleasure to work with."
"The Idronaut OCEAN SEVEN 320Plus CTD was used on board ORV Sagar Kanya in the Arabian Sea. Maximum depth of operation was up to 750m and the Party Chief has reported that the operations were successful. Also on board ORV Sagar Nidhi in the Bay of Bengal, the Idronaut OCEAN SEVEN 320Plus CTD was operated up to a depth of 3000m successfully. There had been hundreds of operations carried out on board these two vessels since the OS 320Plus CTDs were supplied and the chief scientists have recorded that the operations were successful."
"We are pleased to confirm that at Eawag we have been using CTD instruments and profiler from Idronaut during the past 10 years and we are pleased to testify in favour of their performance and reliability. We rarely had any problem with any Idronaut systems and we have always been assisted with care and competence by the company."
"I certify that our group, CABE until 2008 and Analytical and Environmental Chemistry since then, of the University of Geneva-Switzerland is a user of the Idronaut Ocean Seven multiparameter probes since the last 25 years. These probes, and in particular the models 304 and 316Plus, were successfully applied for in situ monitoring in both sea and fresh- waters as part of our national and international research activities as well as teaching activities. We are fully satisfied by the performance of these instruments; their ease of use, sensor reliability and roughness; and by the efficient support provided by the Idronaut Company. Therefore, I can recommend these instruments to any institutes involved in environmental monitoring."
