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Glomex

-VHF/AM Splitter, FM/AIS, -, 12V

Ref. ALM-VDM-RA201

The Glomex splitter distributes VHF, AM-FM, and AIS signals from a single antenna. Designed for 12V marine systems, it ensures efficient management of communication and navigation frequencies. A technical device for optimized onboard installation.

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Description

Glomex - VHF/AM-FM/AIS Splitter - Marine Signal Management

The VHF/AM-FM/AIS splitter - 12V from Glomex is designed to optimize the installation of communication and navigation systems on board. It allows a single antenna to be shared between multiple receivers: VHF, AM-FM radio, and AIS. This device is powered by a 12V electrical system.

Adapted to the demands of marine navigation, it ensures stable signal distribution for clear and reliable reception.

Reliability and Marine Integration

This splitter is designed for simple integration and lasting performance in the marine environment.

  • Performance: Simultaneous distribution of VHF, AM-FM, and AIS signals.
  • Design: Power compatible with 12V vessel electrical systems.
  • Specificity: Enables the use of a single antenna for three distinct functions.

KEY POINTS :

  • VHF, AM-FM, AIS signal distribution.
  • Compatible with 12V installations.

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