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AIS Receivers and Transceivers
Operating in the VHF maritime band, the AIS (Automatic Identification System) system enables the wireless exchange of navigation status between vessels and shore-side traffic monitoring centers. Commercial ships, ocean-going vessels and recreational boats equipped with AIS transceivers broadcast AIS messages that include the vessel's name, course, speed and current navigation status.
AIS PRODUCTS
Second generation AIS antenna splitter for use with Class B AIS transceivers and Class A & B AIS receivers.
- Shares a single VHF antenna with Class B AIS transceiver (or Class A & B AIS receivers)
- Near zero loss
- Priority given to VHF transmissions
- LED power and status indicator
- Simple installation
- Compatible with any Class B AIS
- FM split output
Raymarine’s AIS350 is a receive-only AIS device that allows you to receive and display the AIS data transmissions from nearby vessels.
- Dual-channel receive-only
- For small vessels wanting increased situational awareness, but without the need to transmit
- Low cost alternative brings AIS safety advantages to a wider range of vessels
Raymarine's AIS650 is a class B AIS transceiver allowing you to transmit your data to other AIS equipped vessels, and receive their data.
- Transmit your boat’s data to AIS equipped vessels
- Receive and see data on Raymarine MFD radar and/or chartplotter screens
- Engineered for high performance and seamless integration with Raymarine navigation systems
The AIS700 from Raymarine is a Class B Automatic Identification System (AIS) transceiver with a built-in antenna splitter.
- Full transmit and receive AIS for enhanced situational awareness and safety
- Latest SO-TDMA networking for longer range and faster performance
- Built-in antenna splitter simplifies installation with existing VHF radio antenna
- NMEA2000, NMEA0183, PC and SeaTalkng Compatible
- Software or hardware switchable Silent Mode for enhanced security when needed
The AIS950 Class A receiver and transmitter is approved to deep sea and inland waterway standards and offers a highly intuitive user interface.
- Combined receiver and transmitter
- Approved for deep sea and inland waterway standards
- Fully compliant Class A AIS product
- Advanced radio communications technology
- Intuitive user interface for easy access to all information
- Large, high visibility mono LCD
AIS FEATURES
TRANSMIT YOUR POSITION
Fitting a Class A or Class B AIS transceiver ensures that you are seen by other AIS equipped vessels.
VESSEL PROTECTION
As part of a suitably configured network, AIS enables owners to be alerted to unauthorised vessel movements.
PORT MANAGEMENT
AIS can be used as a highly effective port management tool allowing easy identification, control and direction of vessels.
COASTAL SURVEILLANCE
AIS and radar can be fused to create effective and efficient coastal tracking, surveillance and safety systems.
LightHouse II AIS Target Intercept Graphic Overlays
AIS Targets Overlaid on Chart
LightHouse II AIS Targets Overlaid on Radar Screen
TYPES OF AIS
There are three types of AIS products:
RECEIVE-ONLY AIS
- Inexpensive and low-powered
- Receive and see other vessels Class A and Class B data on Raymarine MFD radar and/or chartplotter
CLASS A AIS
- Required for IMO/SOLAS commercial vessels
- Class A transmits and receives the full set of AIS information
CLASS B AIS
- For small commercial vessels and pleasure vessels that do not need to comply with IMO/SOLAS regulations
- Transmits shortened/simplified AIS information at a slightly less frequent rate than Class A
- Less AIS functionality than Class A
- Uses lower transmission power
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