Comar R450-XE Network AIS Receiver with Ethernet (No WiFi)
The R450-XE is a professional-grade AIS receiver, designed for shoreside monitoring of vessel traffic within VHF range.
- Professional-grade, dual-channel parallel AIS receiver
- Decodes all AIS message types: Class A, Class B, Aids to Navigation, SARTs, and more
- Ethernet port for direct connection to PCs, servers, or local networks
- Rugged ABS housing with carbonreinforced connector side panels
- Built-in USB port for local monitoring and configuration
- Supplied complete with software
The R450 series is a professional-grade AIS receiver range, designed for shoreside monitoring of vessel traffic within VHF range. It decodes all AIS message types, including Class A, Class B, Aids to Navigation, and SARTs, delivering comprehensive situational awareness for ports, authorities, and commercial users.
With Ethernet connectivity, the R450 streams AIS data directly to PCs, servers, or mobile devices over wired or wireless networks. It supports local monitoring, sharing data across a network, or sending AIS data over the Internet to a fixed IP address for centralised display.
The R450 series is offered in four models to suit different requirements:
Models with a D designation feature an integrated Digi network module, while X models are equipped with a Lantronix Xport module, providing flexibility to match existing network infrastructure or preferences. Versions with the G suffix include an internal GPS receiver in addition to AIS reception.
Features
- Professional-grade, dual-channel parallel AIS receiver
- Decodes all AIS message types: Class A, Class B, Aids to Navigation, SARTs, and more
- Ethernet port for direct connection to PCs, servers, or local networks
- Rugged ABS housing with carbon-reinforced connector side panels
- Built-in USB port for local monitoring and configuration
- Supplied complete with software
Applications
- Monitoring of shipping for government and port authorities
- Managing vessel traffic at port approaches
- Supporting search and rescue operations
- Locating vessels for tug and supply operators
- Analysing shipping activity in designated zones
- Monitoring fishing areas
- Feeding data to AIS vessel tracking websites and services
