R400NG Network AIS Receiver with Ethernet GPS & USB

R400NG AIS Receiver Unit OverviewThe R400NG is an advanced AIS receiver unit that includes a built-in GPS receiver, Ethernet interface, and USB port, specifically designed for effective coastal monitoring of AIS-equipped vessels.When connected to an Ethernet network—either directly or via a router to a PC running compatible software—the R400NG allows for real-time display of AIS data transmitted from ships within VHF range. This visual representation helps monitor maritime traffic effectively. The unit can also be remotely installed, enabling the transmission of AIS data over the Internet to a fixed IP address for use on a dedicated server.

The R400NG is engineered for the professional market and utilizes Comar’s highly regarded, internationally specified high-sensitivity dual-channel parallel receiver.

Note: This product was previously known as the SLR400NG.

FEATURES- Industry Grade Dual Channel AIS Receiver

• Ideal for land-based monitoring of marine traffic- Ethernet network connectivity for integration with computer systems- Internal GPS Receiver for enhanced location tracking- USB Connectivity for local monitoring options- Perfect for routing vessel tracking data to websites or vessel monitoring servers- Compact Aluminium Housing for durability and ease of installation- Supplied complete with necessary software for operation- Quick and easy configuration and installation
• Universal AC power supply for versatile power options### APPLICATIONSThe R400NG is suitable for various maritime applications, including:
• Shoreside monitoring of shipping by government authorities- Traffic management at local port approaches- Assisting in Search and Rescue (SAR) operations
• Locating ships for local tug and supply operators- Analyzing shipping activity in specific maritime areas- Monitoring fishing zones for regulatory compliance- Feeding data to AIS vessel tracking websites for improved public accessibilityThe R400NG AIS receiver is a crucial tool for professionals involved in coastal management, enhancing situational awareness in maritime operations.