TRANSAS AIS CLASS B MAKES PEACE OF MIND AFFORDABLE
Fitting an AIS Transponder helps you to see and be seen in all weather conditions, automatically identifying vessels in your area, helping you and your crew to stay safe.
Instantly switch between ‘receive’ only and ‘transmit and receive only’ modes for communication on your terms
Enables direct communication with other AIS targets, helping to avoid situations that can cause net damage
Available with the Transas world renowned Navigator software FREE and worth €300!
The compact AIS Class B unit is suitable for a variety of applications within the AIS environment. Certified, well-proven technology ensures users of the reliability and quality which has become the hallmark of Transas in today’s fast moving marine industry.
Following the CAMINO-201, ALLTEK MARINE is now introducing the compact version of the Class B AIS, CAMINO-101. CAMINO-101 AIS is focusing on its mobility and compatibility with other navigational system. With every function available as the CAMINO-201, CAMINO-101 is designed to compliment and to enhance the safety aspect of other navigational system. While the Class B CAMINO-101 AIS is primarily designed as a Class A AIS to transmit and receive navigational and safety related information from and to AIS equipped ships in the surrounding sea, it does not have the same complications and restrictions as a Class A AIS.
ALLTEK MARINE has launched and introduced its all new Class B Automatic Identification System, the CAMINO-201. With its built-in 5.7 Color STN monitor, CAMINO-201 AIS effectively enhances own ship for boat's situational awareness. The Class B CAMINO-201 AIS is primarily designed as a Class A AIS to transmit and receive navigational and safety related information from and to AIS equipped ships in the surrounding sea, however, it does not have the same complications and restrictions as a Class A AIS.
In Accordance with SOLAS* as amended in 2000, passenger marine ships, the vessels of over 300 tons in international voyage and the vessels of over 500 tons in non-international voyage are obligated to carry the AIS. The vessels newly built on and after July 1, 2002 will be obligated to carry the AIS on the date of new building and the existing vessels will be obligated in phases for a period of July1, 2002 to July 1, 2008. *SOLAS: International Convention for the Safety Of Life At Sea
