A052T 5W AIS SOTDMA Class B+ WiFi NMEA 0183 NMEA 2000 AIS Transponder

A052T 5W AIS SOTDMA Class B+ WiFi NMEA 0183 NMEA 2000 AIS Transponder Cable

A052T 5W SOTDMA Class B+ WiFi & NMEA 0183/2000 AIS Transponder

$739.99

Enhance your safety and visibility with our Class B+ AIS transceiver—ideal for recreational boats, yachts, and fishing vessels. Featuring next-generation AIS technology for reliable collision avoidance and vessel tracking.

Receives and processes all AIS message types
Automatically transmits position, speed, and heading to other vessels
Monitors position, speed, and heading of AIS-equipped vessels
Combines NMEA0183 input data and outputs it via NMEA0183, WiFi, USB and NMEA2000
Silent mode for power saving, privacy, or security
Supports WiFi connections for up to four devices
Connects to NMEA2000 networks for AIS and GNSS position data sharing
Programmable Transmission power for enhanced safety
Supports web-based configuration via WiFi
Water resistance rated to IP67

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Description
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Looking for an essential piece of marine equipment? Look no further.

The A052T Class B+ AIS Transponder is the perfect solution for broadcasting your vessel’s details — including location, name, dimensions, speed, and more.

Compact and reliable, the A052T not only meets your local Class B+ AIS compliance requirements, but also offers enhanced safety and project tracking capabilities.

In addition to transmitting your AIS data to nearby vessels and shore stations, the A052T also receives and decodes incoming AIS messages — just like our dedicated AIS receivers. It integrates GPS data with AIS signals, allowing you to accurately track your own position and see other vessels in your vicinity in real-time.

Display your AIS and GPS data on:

Chart plotters via NMEA 0183 or NMEA 2000 connections
Laptops, computers, or tablets via USB OTG (compatible with Android and Linux)
Up to four WiFi-enabled devices simultaneously

Whether for safety, compliance, or enhanced situational awareness, the A052T is the all-in-one AIS transponder you can rely on.

Features:

Transmits your vessel’s position, speed, heading, and other key data to nearby vessels and AIS receiving stations within VHF range.
Receives and processes all AIS message types, as well as GPS data.
Monitors the position, speed, and heading of other AIS-equipped vessels within VHF range.
Tracks movement of nearby AIS vessels in real time, displaying their course, speed, and heading changes on a PC, chart plotter, or wireless device.
A cost-effective solution for collision avoidance and maritime monitoring.
Fully compliant with all required standards under the European RF & TTE directive.
Real-time LED indicators confirm successful transmission and reception of AIS messages.
Supports web-based configuration via WiFi.

Technical Summary:

AIS transmission rate: 5 Watts, SOTDMA protocol. Programmable between 1, 2 and 5 Watts.
AIS receiving range: Up to 40nm.
VHF connector port: Standard SO239/UHF Female connector.
GPS connector: TNC female bulkhead connector.
POWER connector: 12 pin POWER/NMEA connector.
POWER supply range: 12V – 35V.
NMEA 0183 output ports: For connection to chart plotters.
USB: Type C USB for configuration and data viewing.
WiFi Output: Supports Ad-hoc and Station mode WiFi.
NMEA 2000 Output: Connects to NMEA 2000 networks.
LED: Lights confirm incoming/outgoing AIS messages, GPS, WiFi, and power.

Find out whether you need a Class A or Class B+ transceiver here.

Perfect for use in all Class B+ boats (under 300 tonnes etc.): sailing boats or yachts, small fishing boats, etc.

Easy to install and use…

Step 1 – Decide where to put your transponder on your boat

A key advantage of this Class B+ Transceiver is that we’ve encased it in aluminum – to minimize interference from other equipment.

Step 2 – Choose your power source

The A052T Class B+ Transponder can be powered by a power supply ranging from 12v to 24v.

Step 3 – What do you want to see?

The Class B+ Transponder will broadcast your location and receive AIS signals.

A VHF antenna – to collect and transmit the AIS data
If you want to use the same VHF aerial as your radio communication, use a splitter.
A GPS antenna – to pinpoint location.

Step 4 – Transmitting your location (ON/OFF)

You can decide when to transmit your location using STANDBY mode in configuration software.

Step 5 – Choosing your Transmitting power

The default is 5 Watts, changeable to 1 or 2 Watts.

Step 6 – Which screen/s will you connect your A052T transponder to: