🧩 AIS SART Installation by Certified Engineers
🔍 Activation Functionality & Battery Life Checks
📋 IMO & SOLAS-Compliant Certification
🛠️ Repairs, Battery Replacement & Testing
⚙️ Scheduled Maintenance & Firmware Updates
📡 Real-Time AIS Integration with Bridge Systems
🛡️ Flag/Class Inspection Support
🌐 Rapid Response in UAE, India, Oman, Singapore
🔒 Rugged, Marine-Approved Components
🎓 Crew Familiarization Training & Reports
Accurate GPS signals pinpoint your location to rescue teams within seconds, minimizing search times.
Triggers automatically in water or manually via push-button, giving flexibility during distress.
Delivers continuous distress signals for 96+ hours, even in extreme sea conditions.
✔️ SOLAS-Compliant Marine Engineers
✔️ 24/7 Expert Assistance Worldwide
✔️ Fast Response at Major Port Locations
✔️ End-to-End AIS SART Management
✔️ Network Presence in UAE, India & Singapore
🕒 24-Hour Emergency Support Availability
📞 Direct Hotline for Service Requests
🔧 OEM-Certified Parts with Full Warranty
🌍 Global Coverage with Regional Specialization
🎓 Certified Crew Training & Documentation
1. What is an AIS SART?
An AIS SART is a search and rescue transponder that transmits distress location over AIS channels for faster detection by nearby ships.
2. How is AIS SART better than radar SART?
AIS SART sends precise GPS data that appears on ECDIS and AIS displays, unlike radar SART which only provides radar echoes.
3. When does the AIS SART activate?
It activates automatically when submerged or can be manually activated by pressing a button.
4. How long can it operate in an emergency?
AIS SARTs usually transmit continuously for more than 96 hours.
5. Is it mandatory to have an AIS SART onboard?
Yes, under SOLAS/GMDSS regulations, vessels must carry a certified AIS SART or radar SART.
6. Does it connect to onboard AIS systems?
Yes. It integrates with AIS and ECDIS systems for real-time distress display on navigation screens.
7. Can Ftron provide certification?
Absolutely. We offer complete testing, inspection, and certification in line with IMO requirements.
8. How often should an AIS SART be serviced?
It should be inspected and tested annually to ensure battery condition and proper function.
9. Can it be repaired onboard?
Basic troubleshooting can be done onboard. For complex issues, our engineers attend ships at port.
10. How can I request a service?
Email us at service@ftron.net with your vessel name, location, and issue. We’ll respond quickly.