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CLASS B AIS TRANSPONDER MA-510TR

CLASS B AIS TRANSPONDER MA-510TR
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Class B AIS Transponder with Wide Angle Colour TFT LCD

Benefits of AIS (Automatic Identification System) An AIS transponder on your boat automatically receives information broadcast by other AIS-equipped vessel’s and base stations, all while your own vessel’s static and dynamic information is being transmitted. Using with an AIS transponder, you can find AIS mounted small boats and buoys that are difficult to be detected with a marine radar. The MA-510TR can receive both Class A and B AIS signals and increases your safety at sea. Risk Management and Simplified Navigation 4.3-inch Colour TFT LCD The wide viewing, high resolution 4.3-inch colour...

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Night mode screen NMEA 2000™ & NMEA 0183 Connectivity You can transmit an individual DSC Call by simply selecting an AIS target and the voice channel on the MA-510TR*. With the plug-and-play functionality of NMEA 2000™, the MA-510TR can connect to a NMEA 2000™ network (an external plotter, marine radar and VHF radio). Using NMEA 0183/-HS connectivity, the transponder can connect to a transceiver, plotter device, marine radar or GPS receiver. * A compatible Icom VHF radio is required. The MA-510TR and a radio can be connected with the accessory cable. See the instruction manual of each for...

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CLASS B AIS TRANSPONDER SPECIFICATIONS OPTIONS GENERAL Frequency coverage Type of emission Antenna impedance Intermediate CH-A CH-B frequency Operating temperature range Power supply requirement Current drain (at 12 V DC) Dimensions (approximate) (Projections not included) Weight (approximate) 161.500 MHz to 162.025 MHz 16K0GXW (GMSK) 50 nominal 1st: 21.700 MHz, 2nd: 450 kHz 1st: 30.150 MHz, 2nd: 450 kHz –20°C to +60°C, –4°F to +140°F Negative ground: 12 V or 24 V DC nominal (9.6 to 31.2 V) TX: 1.5 A, RX: 0.7 A 166.2 (W) × 110.2 (H) × 92.5 (D) mm, 6.5 (W) × 4.3 (H) × 3.6 (D) inch 700 g, 1.5...

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