AIS receivers and transmitters

AIS receivers and transmitters

Ocean signal atb1 class b ais transponder

LALI73146

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    [description] => <h2>AIS systems in navigation</h2>
<p>Initially, the <strong>AIS system</strong> was designed to provide everyone on the water or on land with a set of essential information related to the presence of a vessel in the area.</p>
    [additional_description] => <h3>Automatic identification systems (AIS)</h3>
<p><strong>Automatic identification systems (AIS)</strong> are crucial for safety in navigation, providing vital information about vessels in the vicinity. These systems collect dynamic and static data such as position, course, speed, and specific ship details, which are essential for both navigators and port authorities.</p>
<h3><strong>The importance of AIS equipment for navigation</strong></h3>
<p><br />At <strong>MercaNautic</strong>, we offer a wide range of <strong>AIS</strong> receivers and transponders, from Class B devices for amateur sailors to professional Class A equipment. We feature leading brands like Raymarine, Lowrance, and Simrad, and offer new, second-hand, and outlet options to meet all sailing needs and budgets.</p>
<p>The data collected by the receivers is organized into two categories: dynamic, which relates to the vessel's movement (exact position, course, speed, navigation status, etc.), and static, which refers to the vessel itself (name, draft, dimensions, estimated time of arrival, destination, etc.). These systems work day and night, in all weather conditions. The AIS system is highly recommended (in addition to radar) for sailors operating in high-traffic areas. These devices are available as black boxes to be connected to a multifunction system (NMEA compatible), as standalone devices with their own screen, or integrated into a VHF—an economically attractive and simple solution to install on your boat. Class B devices are typically the most used by sailors.</p>
<p>Whether you wish to purchase a professional AIS receiver (Class A) or one for recreational sailors (Class B), in our store, you’ll find many new, second-hand, or outlet models that will help you solve, repair, or replace your AIS receivers and transponders.</p>
<h4>Most popular brands</h4>
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<li>Amec</li>
<li>Digital yacht</li>
<li>Furuno</li>
<li>Glomex</li>
<li>Icom</li>
<li>Lowrance</li>
<li>Navico</li>
<li>Plastimo</li>
<li>Raymarine</li>
<li>Scanstrut</li>
<li>Simrad</li>
<li>True Heading</li>
<li>Weatherdock</li>
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