In Stock Digital Yacht Ait2500 Class B+ 5w Sotdma Ais W/gps Accessory [LZ32qcg1]

Advanced AIS Transponder for Enhanced Navigation

The Digital Yacht AIT2500 Class B+ 5W SOTDMA AIS with GPS is a cutting-edge navigation tool designed for the most demanding marine environments. This powerful transponder offers superior performance with its Class B+ standard and SOTDMA format transmissions, ensuring optimal performance for ocean sailors, fast power boats, and smaller non-mandated commercial vessels. With its 5W power output and guaranteed time slot in busy traffic areas, the AIT2500 is the ideal choice for those who require the best possible performance and future-proof satellite tracking applications.

Robust Specifications and Connectivity Options

The AIT2500 is a full function SOTDMA AIS transponder that provides a comprehensive range of features. It includes NMEA 0183, NMEA 2000, and USB data outputs, ensuring seamless integration with a variety of marine systems. The transponder comes with a GPS antenna, and it requires connection to a VHF antenna or a suitable VHF-AIS antenna splitter. Key specifications include Class B+ 5W transponder with GPS/GLONASS positioning, multiple NMEA 0183 in/out and multiplex capability, and NMEA 2000 connectivity. The AIT2500 also offers optional features such as a remote TX silence switch, wireless interface (WLN10SM), and an AIS SART Alarm (AIS Lifeguard) for enhanced safety.

Practical Uses and Target Audience

The Digital Yacht AIT2500 Class B+ 5W SOTDMA AIS with GPS is a versatile tool that benefits a wide range of marine users. Whether you are an ocean sailor, a fast power boat enthusiast, or a smaller non-mandated commercial vessel operator, this transponder will enhance your navigation experience. Its advanced SOTDMA technology guarantees reliable transmission even in high traffic areas, making it an essential tool for safety and efficiency on the water. With its robust specifications and comprehensive feature set, the AIT2500 is the perfect choice for anyone looking to improve their marine navigation capabilities.