em-trak X100 VHF w/Class B AIS
The em-trak X100 combines VHF radio communication with Class B AIS functionality in one marine unit. This integration helps operators communicate with other vessels while sharing and receiving traffic data, supporting improved situational awareness without requiring separate radio and AIS equipment.
EM-TRAK X100 VHF w/ Class B AIS Specifications
| Communication Type | Integrated VHF Radio & AIS Transceiver |
| AIS Class/Protocol | CSTDMA (Standard Class B) |
| Output Power | 25W (VHF) / 2W (AIS) |
| Frequency Range | 156.025 – 163.275 MHz |
| Reporting Rate | 30 Sec to 3 Min (AIS Reporting) |
| Operating Voltage | 12V DC Nominal |
| Current Draw | 6A (TX High) / 1.5A (RX Audio) |
| Interface/Networking | NMEA 2000, NMEA 0183 Interface |
| Internal GPS | Integrated GNSS (72-Channel) |
| Display Type | High-Contrast Monochrome LCD |
| Waterproof Rating | IP67 Fully Waterproof |
| Operating Temperature | -15°C to +55°C Marine Grade |
| Length (Overall) | 165 mm Chassis Depth |
| Width/Diameter | 180 mm Face Width |
| Weight | 1.3 kg (Standard Fixed Mount) |
| Included Accessories | Hand Microphone, Mounting Bracket, GPS Antenna |
| Key Mechanical Feature | One-device solution saves dash space and wiring |
Common Question of em-trak X100 VHF
What is the X100 VHF?
The em-trak X100 is a VHF radio with Class B AIS according to the listing. It combines voice communication with AIS functionality. Confirm antenna, GPS, display, power supply, wiring, programming, output connections, and Class B AIS transceiver compatibility before installation.
Does it include Class B AIS?
Yes. Class B AIS is identified in the product title. Confirm whether the system transmits, receives, or requires separate GPS and antenna components. Verify vessel programming, display connection, power supply, VHF antenna, and regional requirements before commissioning.
Is it an autopilot controller?
No. The X100 provides VHF and AIS functions rather than steering control. It does not operate an autopilot drive, hydraulic pump, gypsy, drum, chain, or anchor rope. Verify separate equipment for steering and marine anchor retrieval.











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