🚨 Latest Generation AIS EPIRB Units
🔧 Professional Installation & Activation
📡 GPS & AIS Position Reporting
🧰 Routine Inspection & Battery Replacement
⚙️ Compliance Testing & Certification
🛠️ Firmware Updates & Remote Diagnostics
✔️ SOLAS & GMDSS Compliant
📋 Class-Approved Annual Survey Support
🌐 Integration with Ship Safety Systems
📞 24/7 Emergency Technical Support
🔗 Seamless Communication with Rescue Centers
🧰 Spare Parts & Accessories Availability
Certified installation and activation ensuring readiness in emergencies.
Class-approved surveys and battery replacements for compliance.
Ongoing support, firmware updates, and fault diagnosis.
✔️ Enhanced GPS Accuracy with AIS Position Reporting
✔️ Automatic Activation Upon Water Immersion
✔️ Long-lasting Lithium Battery with 5+ Year Life
✔️ Waterproof & Durable Marine-grade Design
✔️ Compliance with IMO, SOLAS, and GMDSS Standards
✔️ Easy Integration with Shipboard Alert Systems
🚨 Faster Rescue Operations with AIS Tracking
🌍 Global Coverage & Reliable Distress Signaling
⚓ Improved Crew Safety & Regulatory Compliance
🔧 Reduced Maintenance & Battery Replacement Intervals
📞 Dedicated Technical Support & Firmware Upgrades
🛠️ Compatible with Modern Marine Safety Protocols
Magnetron
Autopilot
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Chartplotter
VDR - SVDR
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is an AIS EPIRB?
An AIS EPIRB is an advanced Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon that transmits distress signals including GPS position and AIS data to facilitate quick rescue.
2. How does AIS improve EPIRB functionality?
AIS integration allows the EPIRB to broadcast its position directly to nearby vessels and rescue centers for faster location tracking.
3. Are AIS EPIRBs mandatory on ships?
Yes, SOLAS regulations require EPIRBs, and AIS-enabled versions enhance compliance and safety.
4. How often should AIS EPIRBs be tested?
Annual testing and battery replacement are recommended to ensure proper function and compliance.
5. Can you install AIS EPIRBs onboard?
Absolutely. We offer certified installation, activation, and integration services.
6. What maintenance is required?
Regular inspections, battery replacement, firmware updates, and class surveys are essential.
7. How long do the batteries last?
Lithium batteries typically last 5 years, depending on usage and storage conditions.
8. Can AIS EPIRBs be integrated with ship alert systems?
Yes, they seamlessly integrate to provide alarms and alerts on bridge systems.
9. What happens when an AIS EPIRB is activated?
It sends an automated distress signal with GPS position and AIS information to rescue authorities and nearby ships.
10. How do I request AIS EPIRB service or purchase?
Please email us at service@ftron.net for quotes, installation, or technical support.
