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S300 AIS

Name: em-trak S300 AIS
Brand: em-trak
SKU: OSE-127541

em-trak S300 AIS is listed in this library as a marine communications and safety radio unit in the Navigation & Bridge Equipment / AIS Transponder category. Equipment of this class is typically installed on the bridge, in the radio/GMDSS console, or at an associated antenna and transceiver location. Its shipboard purpose is to support ship-to-ship, ship-to-shore, distress, safety, navigational, or operational communications according to its configured function. The exact piping, electrical, control, foundation, and accessory arrangement depends on the vessel and the supplied configuration. No additional verified rating, capacity, weight, dimension, or operating limit is provided in the source entry. Where adjacent models in the same product family differ in rating, size, materials, control options, certification, or accessories, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact model-specific differences.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

class B

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Common failures & inspection points

●Loss of supply power from a tripped breaker, failed power unit, loose connection, or depleted reserve battery causes a dead unit, rebooting, or failure to transmit

●Antenna, feeder, connector, or matching fault caused by corrosion, water ingress, or physical damage results in poor range, failed transmission, or weak received signals

●Control-panel, display, keypad, or software faults can prevent channel selection, message handling, or normal operator input

●Interface or position-data failure caused by wiring, configuration, or sensor faults can remove position information or connected-system data

●Internal transmitter, receiver, or modem faults caused by component ageing or overheating can produce intermittent communication, alarms, or inability to establish a link

Service & Maintenance

Verify primary and reserve power, antenna and feeder condition, distress and safety functions permitted for routine testing, interfaces, audio quality, time and position inputs, and logged self-test results. Any regulatory test or adjustment must follow the vessel's radio procedures and manufacturer documentation.

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Replacement Parts

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Equipment Model #127541 · ✓ still in production