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The ATB1 Class B AIS transceiver ensures visibility and safety at sea. Its 5W transmission power provides greater transmission range, even in high-traffic areas. An LED indicates ATB1 operation.

FURUNO - AIS ATB1 - SEE AND BE SEEN FOR YOUR SAFETY

The ATB1 transponder receives and interprets AIS messages from other AIS-equipped vessels in the vicinity. This data can be shared with navigation instruments, such as plotters, PCs or tablets, via the NMEA0183/2000, USB or Wifi ports it is equipped with.


	AIS ATB1 It transmits AIS messages every 5 seconds, at the rate of twice a minute, and the power of 5W, rather than 2W, allows a greater transmission range. All information, such as ship name, radio call sign and MMSI number, is transmitted automatically by the ATB1. The AIS records all data using the Ocean Signal mobile application, or via the website. Data is saved even when the AIS is switched off. An LED light indicates ATB1 operation. So you always know if your AIS transmission is working properly.

WHAT IS AIS? AIS is a communication system which, via a transmitter, transmits information to other vessels also equipped with a receiver. The information sent is : Course Speed Its characteristics Position via GPS connection The ship's identity, thanks to its MMSI number and name With AIS, you can obtain information, identify and contact the vessels around you. You can also spot vessels invisible to the naked eye and sail peacefully.

	RECEIVER OR TRANSPONDER? It's advisable to use an AIS transponder for longer voyages, for greater vigilance and safety on board. For those who don't sail much, we still advise you to equip yourself with an AIS receiver so you're always safe when you're at sea.