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This upgraded LED marine lantern features a high-strength composite housing used in high-speed rail systems, offering superior durability in harsh marine environments. With a visible range of over 11 nautical miles and five selectable light colors, it ensures reliable navigation marking across varied conditions. The built-in SOTDMA AIS mode (with FATDMA and RATDMA support) guarantees seamless global AtoN compatibility, making it ideal for offshore, autonomous deployment. Core

Maritime safety 5nm Red Green Yellow White IALA colors Solar Powered AIS LED Navigation Light for boat ship buoy with factory price 20NM AIS Range｜SOTDMA Mode｜IALA certified The DX-SC160 is a fully integrated AIS LED navigation light designed for buoys, ships, and coastal aids. It combines solar panel, battery, AIS transponder, and LED lantern in one compact IP68 unit, eliminating the need for external wiring or power supply. With dual-mode GPS + Beidou positioning, it

High-Power LED Navigation Light – the ideal solution for your business. Buoys ｜Beacons ｜Harbor Entrances ｜Offshore Platforms ｜Marinas Engineered for demanding environments, this navigation light operates in temperatures ranging from -35°C to +65°C, is IP68 waterproof certified, and features a corrosion-resistant SMC housing. The high-performance LED achieves 464 candelas using a power consumption of just 6.6W. Its stainless steel antenna ensures long-range AIS signal

AIS700DC-FB – AIS Navigation Light for Fixed Beacons with Precision Narrow Beam Output The AIS700DC- FB is a DC- powered AIS AtoN light specifically designed for fixed beacons , such as daymarks, shore structures, and piers. Optimized with a narrow vertical emission angle (≥ 2.5°) , it ensures focused light distribution tailored for stationary applications where minimal light scattering is essential for visibility and energy efficiency. Like the floating version ( AIS700DC-FL

IP68 SOTDMA Mode 20NM AIS AtoN LED Navigation Lantern 20NM AIS Range ｜ SOTDMA Mode ｜ ≤6W Power consumption The LED160AIS is a high-efficiency, DC-powered AIS AtoN lantern engineered for long-range performance in professional maritime environments. With a transmission power of less than 6W , it achieves 20 nautical miles of AIS communication range, operating in SOTDMA mode for fully autonomous signal transmission and reception— no base station required . Compatible with global

20nautical Miles AIS Range IP68 Shore-based AIS DC LED Navigation Lantern With Real AIS Aton System - AIS Logger Messages Types 20NM AIS Range｜SOTDMA Mode｜≤6W Power consumption The LED160AIS is a high-efficiency, DC-powered AIS AtoN lantern engineered for long-range performance in professional maritime environments. With a transmission power of less than 6W, it achieves 20 nautical miles of AIS communication range, operating in SOTDMA mode for fully autonomous signal

DX901 AIS AtoN System-Ultra-Low Power. 20NM AIS Reach. Independent Operation. IP68 Rated. The DX901 is a modular AIS AtoN system that transmits and receives navigation and equipment status signals via AIS protocol, making it a perfect fit for global AIS-based monitoring networks. Engineered for ultra-low static power (

DX902S Solar-powered Beidou AtoN – Portable, Self-Powered, Remote-Controlled Navigation Aid The DX902S is a fully autonomous solar-powered AIS AtoN device, developed as an upgrade of the DX901 platform. It eliminates the need for external power sources by integrating a high-efficiency solar energy system, enabling continuous AIS functionality in remote or off-grid marine environments. Built with a patented 316 stainless steel antenna, the DX902S ensures corrosion resistance

DX903S Solar-powered AIS AtoN Ais To Naivgaiton With Compact All-in-One Design-20 Nautical Miles. Ultra-Low Power. No Base Station Required. The DX903S is a globally pioneering solar-integrated AIS Aids to Navigation system, featuring four high-efficiency 1.8W monocrystalline solar panels and an integrated 100Wh lithium battery. With a compact, IP68-rated, impact-resistant design, it operates autonomously in harsh marine environments, combining solar power, AIS communication,