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AIS AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM

What is AIS...?

The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is a shipboard short range (typ. 30 nm) tracking system used on ships to identify and locate vessels by electronically exchanging data with other nearby ships and with shore based stations. Position, course and speed of the nearby vessels can be displayed on a ship’s mapping plotter. AIS also allow maritime authorities to track and monitor vessel movements along their coast. . . AIS uses VHF radio broadcasts to transmit vital information in regular intervals.

BlueAIS

The first AIS class B transponder that eliminates overall cabling from typically 3 cables run for the common AIS design to one cable only

The first AIS class B transponder that eliminates antenna cables entirely, with the "all integrated design".

       • 12V DC or 24V DC power supply can be used (or anything between 9 and 36 Volts)
       • Continuous overvoltage protection to 150 Volts
       • Electrostatic discharge protected to 3000 Volts
       • VHF electronics and GPS electronics all in one housing
       • VHF antenna integrated
       • Active GPS antenna integrated
       • Installed above the vessel’s deck thanks to exceptional elements protection (IP69)
       • Fully conforms to EN60945 maritime electronics standard and AIS Class B standard ( IEC 62287-1)

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