AMEC B650 Class B AIS Transceiver - 5W-SOTDMA, NMEA 2000, NMEA 0183, USB
B650 Class B AIS Transceiver - 5W-SOTDMA, NMEA 2000, NMEA 0183, USB**As the FCC requires all units sold in the US to be programmed by a qualified technician. Please submit the form below for programming at the time of...
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**As the FCC requires all units sold in the US to be programmed by a qualified technician. Please submit the form below for programming at the time of purchase. A copy of the MMSI Registration or FCC Ship Station License is required, along with the vessel master or owner's signature on the completed programming form.**
The B650 is the most affordable model of AMEC’s latest 5W AIS class B transponder. It is compact, durable, easy to install and operate, with superior performance of sending and receiving AIS messages to keep you alerted and in control on the water.
Features:
- 5W AIS class B with global certification (CE, FCC, ISED)
- AMEC's 3rd-gen AIS engine delivers unparalleled transmission performance and reliability
- Best-in-class receiving sensitivity of -111dBm
- World’s lowest power consumption
- Powerful 72-channel high-speed GNSS receiver supporting GPS, Galileo, Beidou, or GLONASS
- Versatile connection interfaces, including NMEA 2000, NMEA 0183, and USB
- IP68 waterproof for a harsh marine environment
- Designed and tested for shock, vibration, extreme temperature, and salt-mist robustness
- Constant self-health test with intuitive LED indicators
- Compact and lightweight for easy installation
Good to know
- Genuine AMEC product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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