Ensure maximum safety on the water and comply with marine regulations using the Simrad NAIS-500 AIS System, complete with an NSPL-500 Splitter and gps Sensor (product number 000-13963-001). It's essential to note that in the United States, the FCC mandates that this system be programmed by a certified technician. This requires submitting a programming form with a valid MMSI registration or FCC Ship Station License and the authorization of the vessel master or owner.
The NAIS-500 Class B AIS with GPS-500 Antenna is a cutting-edge solution designed to reduce maritime collision risks, making it an invaluable addition to your boat's navigational equipment. This transponder's lightweight and compact design allows for an easy installation on any vessel. It's equipped with multiple connectivity options, making it easy to integrate into various on-board systems.
Furthermore, the device boasts multiplexing capabilities, allowing it to share data efficiently across different systems. With IPx7 water resistance, the unit is protected against the elements, ensuring continued operation in harsh maritime conditions. The NAIS-500's ability to support a wide voltage range makes it versatile for different boat electrical systems, and its certification to IEC 60945 ‘Protected' category stands testament to its durability and reliability.
Additionally, boat owners can benefit from the efficiency of the unit's low average power consumption, which minimizes its impact on the boat's battery life.
When it comes to antenna requirements, the included NSPL 500 antenna splitter offers a cost-effective and performance-oriented solution. With this splitter, it's possible to use your boat's existing antenna setup for both VHF and AIS transmissions, thereby reducing the need for separate antennas and simplifying the installation process. The splitter is known for its low power consumption and low loss, ensuring reliable performance that doesn't compromise on quality.
Frequently Asked Questions for the Simrad NAIS-500 AIS System
1. Is technician programming required for the Simrad NAIS-500 AIS?
Yes, in the United States, all units must be programmed by a qualified technician as per FCC regulations. A copy of the MMSI registration or FCC Ship Station License and approval from the vessel master or owner is necessary to facilitate this programming.
2. What distinguishes the NAIS-500 Class B AIS?
The NAIS-500 Class B AIS stands out with its fully integrated transponder that enhances safety by minimizing collision risks. Its robust design prioritizes durability with features like multiple connectivity options, multiplexing, IPx7 water resistance, support for various voltage ranges, IEC 60945 ‘Protected' category certification, along with efficient power usage.
3. Why use the NSPL 500 antenna splitter?
The NSPL 500 is an essential addition for boat owners looking to utilize their existing antenna for both VHF and AIS. This prevents the extra expense and installation hassle of a second antenna. The splitter is optimized for low power consumption and minimal signal loss, ensuring superior performance.
By integrating the Simrad NAIS-500 AIS transponder into your maritime navigational system, you can sail more confidently, knowing that your vessel is equipped with the latest in safety and communication technology.
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