AIS em-trak B100 – Class B AIS Transponder for Reliable Marine Tracking
Product Description:
The em-trak B100 is a high-performance Class B AIS transponder designed for recreational and small commercial vessels. Built with advanced SOTDMA technology, it delivers superior tracking, faster update rates, and extended range over standard CSTDMA Class B units. The B100 offers global AIS compliance, is waterproof (IPx6 and IPx7 rated), and operates seamlessly in extreme marine conditions.
Compact and easy to install, the em-trak B100 integrates effortlessly with all chart plotters and marine display systems via NMEA2000, NMEA0183, and USB interfaces. It includes integrated GPS with antenna, ensuring accurate position reporting without the need for additional components.
The unit is tamper-resistant, secure, and consumes minimal power, making it perfect for continuous use. Whether you’re sailing offshore or cruising along the coast, the em-trak B100 enhances your situational awareness and ensures safety at sea.
Key Features:
Class B AIS transponder with SOTDMA
Integrated high-performance GPS receiver
Waterproof (IPx6 & IPx7) and rugged design
Compatible with all major plotters and display systems
Plug-and-play with NMEA2000, NMEA0183, and USB
Global certification (USCG, FCC, EU)
Low power consumption
Easy software updates via USB
10 FAQs with Answers:
1. What type of AIS is the em-trak B100?
It’s a Class B AIS transponder using SOTDMA technology for improved performance.
2. Is it compatible with Garmin or Raymarine systems?
Yes, it works with all major plotter brands including Garmin, Raymarine, Simrad, and others.
3. Does it come with a GPS antenna?
Yes, the B100 includes an integrated GPS receiver and antenna.
4. Can I connect it to my PC?
Yes, the B100 includes a USB interface for PC connectivity.
5. Is it waterproof?
Yes, it is IPx6 and IPx7 rated for water resistance.
6. How is it powered?
It uses your boat’s 12V or 24V DC supply.
7. Does it require an MMSI number?
Yes, you must program your unique MMSI number during installation.
8. Can I install it myself?
Yes, it’s designed for easy DIY installation with clear instructions.
9. What’s the range of AIS signals?
Typically up to 20–30 nautical miles depending on conditions.
10. Does it support silent mode?
Yes, the B100 allows silent mode operation when desired.
