Raymarine AIS (Automatic Identification System) systems enable the wireless exchange of navigation status between vessels and shore-side traffic monitoring centres. Commercial ships, ocean-going vessels and recreational boats equipped with AIS transceivers broadcast AIS messages that include the vessels name, course, speed and current navigation status
The AIS700 from Raymarine is a Class B Automatic Identification System (AIS) transceiver designed for use with Raymarine multifunction navigation display systems. As a Class B AIS transceiver, the AIS700 not only receives broadcasts from other vessels, it also transmits your own boat’s information too helping you to be seen on other vessels’ systems.
Your AIS700 is compatible with MFDs powered by the LightHouse™ 2 or LightHouse™ 3 operating system or multifunction instrument displays powered by the LightHouse™ operating system.
AIS Targets displayed by type when linked to compatible with MFDs powered by the LightHouse™ 3 operating system.
AIS Targets can be overlayed on radar when AIS linked to raymarine MFD and radar. (heading sensor required)
Raymarine’s AIS700 Class B Automatic Identification (AIS) transceiver brings boaters best-in-class features and performance in a package that’s smaller than previous generation AIS transmitters.
The AIS700 are engineered for seamless integration with Raymarine multifunction displays and offer multiple connection options including SeaTalkNG, NMEA2000, NMEA0183 and USB.
This unprecedented flexibility makes the AIS700 easy to integrate with all of your onboard electronics including MFD’s, instruments, PC based navigation systems and more.
Automatic Identification System (AIS)
Both the AIS350 and AIS650 supports Raymarine's exclusive Buddy Tracking feature when used with Raymarine multifunction displays. This allows you to save AIS targets of interest with a special icon and "friendly" name. Buddy tracking makes it easy to spot the boats of friends and family out on the water, or to identify other vessels-of-interest with ease.
The AIS650 also features both hardware and software enabled Silent Mode, which enables the captain to switch off the AIS transmitter for reasons of security or privacy. When connected to Raymarine Multifunction Displays, silent mode can be enabled or disabled at-will from any display on the network. This feature is most often employed by tournament captains who do not want to reveal the position of their hot fishing spot, but is also vital to cruising power and sailing vessels who may want to temporarily disable broadcasting their position out of concern for vessel security.
Raymarine’s new AIS350 receiver and AIS650 Class B Automatic Identification (AIS) transceiver brings boaters best-in-class features and performance in a package that’s 50% smaller than previous generation AIS transmitters.
Both the AIS350 and AIS650 are engineered for seamless integration with Raymarine multifunction displays and offer multiple connection options including SeaTalkNG, NMEA2000, NMEA0183 and USB.
This unprecedented flexibility makes the AIS350 and the AIS650 easy to integrate with all of your onboard electronics including MFD’s, instruments, PC based navigation systems and more.
The AIS950 Class A receiver and transmitter is approved to deep sea and inland waterway standards and offers a highly intuitive user interface.
Hear, be heard and be seen! The new Ray70 from Raymarine is the ultimate all-in-one communications solution for Captains who demand the very best. The multifunction Ray70 VHF comes as standard with a full-function VHF radio, AIS receiver, Loudhailer output, and is dual-station and intercom capable too!
The Ray70 starts with a powerful, 25W VHF radio with a detachable, noise-cancelling fist-mic and premium audio. Standard VHF features include hi/lo power selection, dual-watch, tri-watch, NOAA Weather Alert, channel scanning, and more. Of course, Ray70 supports Class D Digital Selective Calling and integrates seamlessly with Raymarine multifunction displays thanks to its standard NMEA2000 and NMEA0183 Networking.
Built-in GPS
Ray70 also features a built-in 72 channel GPS receiver ensuring you'll always have a position fix for emergency calls.
Built-in AIS
The Ray70’s integral Automatic Identification System (AIS) receiver simplifies installation and delivers critical vessel traffic information to compatible navigation displays.
Built-in Loudhailer
For communications on-deck and in noisy environments, the Ray70 also has a built-in 25W loudhailer output with listen-back capability. This makes it simple to interact with crew on deck, on the dock or with nearby vessels. Simply connect the Ray70 to Raymarine's optional weatherproof hailing horn. In inclement weather you can also use the Ray70's loudhailer to generate fog signals for vessels underway or at anchor as required by the nautical rules-of-the-road.
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The Ray70 includes a trunnion mounting bracket kit and can also be flush-mounted using its convenient front-mount attachment points. The gunmetal silver bezel matches Raymarine multifunction displays for a premium look. An optional black bezel kit is also available.
The Ray70 VHF Radio also supports the optional second station handset for remote locations. This gives you full-function VHF and intercom capability from a second location onboard.
The handset features an oversized LCD display and high contrast text and graphics that are visible day or night.
In addition to providing full access to all of the VHF capabilities, you'll also enjoy the convenience of station-to-station intercom calling between the handset and main radio.
Raymarine’s premium Ray260 VHF radio packs top-of-the-line communications features into a compact, modular design that works with small and large vessels alike.
It includes a full-featured 25 watt VHF radio with Class D Digital Selective Calling (DSC), a full-featured loudhailer/foghorn and an internal multi-station intercom.
Slimline handset with an extra-large LCD display and dedicated soft keys for easy control of features and functions.
The powerful, remote-mounted speaker with adjustable volume control ensures you hear everything loud and clear. Ray260 can support 2 additional handset/speaker locations giving you complete control from up to 3 locations onboard.
The Ray260 handset and speaker are the perfect match to Raymarine’s latest generation multifunction displays and instrument systems.
Step up to the Ray260 AIS and you’ll also get a built-in dual channel Automatic Identification System (AIS) receiver. The Ray260 transceiver module mounts out-of-sight freeing up precious helm space.
Engineered to be your onboard communications hub, the Ray260 has a powerful 25-watt/1-watt, commercial grade transceiver with Class D Digital Selective Calling. It also has built-in NOAA weather channels and weather alert, plus convenient dual-watch, tri-watch, and channel scanning features.
Choose the Ray260AIS model and you’ll also get a built-in dual-channel Automatic Identification System (AIS) receiver. When connected to your compatible multifunction display, radar, chart plotter or instruments, the AIS system allows you to see the names and positions of other AIS users within radio-range of your vessel, right on your chart, radar or instrument display.
Digital voicemail and message recording
Ray260’s new Digital Voicemail feature allows you to pre-record a voice message up to 15-seconds and automatically send it to another DSC-equipped vessel. You can also use it to record incoming voice messages or alerts up to 90-seconds long.
Position tracking
Ray260’s convenient position tracking feature allows you to simultaneously receive position reports from up to 5 nearby DSC equipped vessels. Their positions are automatically fed over SeaTalkng for display right on your MFD’s chart display. This feature is perfect for keeping tabs of other boats in your cruising party, monitoring vessels of interest, or for local fleet management.
For European inland waterways, the Ray260 also includes standard ATIS capability.
Ray260’s built-in loudhailer will make you heard on deck and across the harbour. The hailer packs a punch with 30-watt output and 2-way talkback too so you can easily communicate with your on-deck crew in noisy conditions. The hailer also includes an automatic foghorn with built-in signals for both power and sailing vessels.
