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    AIS Receivers & Transceivers

    AIS Receivers & Transceivers


    Select your AIS

    AIS700 - Class B Transceiver
    AIS

    AIS700 - Class B Transceiver

    The AIS700 from Raymarine is a Class B Automatic Identification System (AIS) transceiver with a built-in antenna splitter.

     AIS4000 - Class A Transceiver
    AIS

    AIS4000 - Class A Transceiver

    Designed for commercial vessels, luxury yachts, and SOLAS high-seas shipping, the AIS4000 Automatic Identification System (AIS) transceiver delivers robust Class A AIS network capability and is engineered to withstand the harsh weather, shock, and vibration of any vessel class.

     AIS5000 - Class A Transceiver
    AIS

    AIS5000 - Class A Transceiver

    Designed for maritime first responders, search and rescue (SAR) and law enforcement agencies. The AIS5000 Automatic Identification System (AIS) transceiver delivers robust Class A AIS network capability and serves as a gateway device for secure text messaging in the maritime domain.

    AIS Features

    Sailing yacht


    Transmit your position

    Fitting a Class A or Class B AIS transceiver ensures that you are seen by other AIS equipped vessels.

    Motorboat & Sailing Yacht


    Vessel protection

    As part of a suitably configured network, AIS enables owners to be alerted to unauthorised vessel movements.

    Busy Port Marine with Pontoons


    Port Management

    AIS can be used as a highly effective port management tool allowing easy identification, control and direction of vessels.

    Speedboat close to the shoreline


    Coastal Surveillance

    AIS and radar can be fused to create effective and efficient coastal tracking, surveillance and safety systems.

    Different Types of AIS

    Receive-only

    • Inexpensive and low-powered
    • Receive and see other vessels Class A and Class B data on Raymarine MFD radar and/or chartplotter

    Class A

    • Required for IMO/SOLAS commercial vessels
    • Class A transmits and receives the full set of AIS information

    Class B

    • 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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