B&G V100-B Class B VHF Radio System with GPS-500Enhance your safety and communication on the water with the B&G V100-B, a powerful and flexible modular VHF radio designed for the serious sailor. This comprehensive system combines a high-performance Class B AIS transponder with a feature-rich VHF radio, all housed in a discreet black box unit to save precious space at your helm. Engineered for seamless integration into your existing B&G electronics suite, the V100-B is the central communication hub for any cruising or racing vessel, ensuring you can see, be seen, and communicate with confidence in any conditions.The modular design allows you to mount the main unit out of sight, connecting up to four wired H100 handsets and four wireless H60 handsets for complete vessel-wide communication. Whether youre at the nav station, on deck, or in the cockpit, youll have crystal-clear audio and full control at your fingertips.Key Benefits* Complete Situational Awareness: The integrated Class B AIS transponder not only allows you to see other AIS-equipped vessels on your chartplotter but also transmits your own position, significantly reducing the risk of collision in busy waterways and low-visibility conditions.* Flexible, Clutter-Free Installation: The black box design keeps your helm clean and uncluttered. Install the main unit in a locker or behind a bulkhead and place the compact, intuitive handsets wherever you need them most.* Expandable Communication Hub: Start with a single handset and expand your system as needed. With support for up to eight total handsets (4 wired, 4 wireless), the V100-B grows with your needs, creating a robust intercom system for easy communication with your entire crew.* Seamless B&G Ecosystem Integration: Connect the V100-B to your B&G MFD via NMEA 2000 to unlock advanced features. Use the Track Your Buddy feature to display the position of up to five friends on your chart, and initiate DSC calls directly from your plotter.* Reliable and Independent Safety: The included GPS-500 antenna provides a dedicated, high-precision GPS source for the VHF and AIS functions, ensuring your DSC distress calls and AIS position reports are accurate, even if your primary navigation system goes down.Main Features* Class B AIS Transceiver (5W SOTDMA) sends and receives vessel position data* Integrated DSC (Digital Selective Calling) functionality* Modular black box design for flexible installation* Supports up to 4 wired H100 and 4 wireless H60 handsets* Built-in loudhailer and foghorn with listen-back capability* NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 connectivity for full system integration* Track Your Buddy feature for MFD integration* Dedicated Man Overboard (MOB) function for immediate response* Optional voice scrambler for private communications* Dual and Tri-channel watch functionsIncluded GPS-500 AntennaThis system includes the high-performance B&G GPS-500 antenna. This 50-channel GPS receiver provides reliable and precise location data directly to the V100-B unit, ensuring accurate positioning for all AIS and DSC functions. Its dedicated connection guarantees that your most critical safety communications have an independent and robust position source.Technical Specifications* Frequency Range: Transmit: 156.025 to 161.600 MHz / Receive: 156.050 to 163.275 MHz* Channels: INT, USA, CAN, WEA* RF Power Output: High: 25W / Low: 1W* AIS Transmitter Power: 5W* Waterproof Rating: IPX7 (Black Box and Handsets)* Operating Voltage: 12 V DC (9.6 – 15.6 V DC)* Connectivity: 1x NMEA 2000 Micro-C, 1x NMEA 0183 (4800 & 38400 baud)* GPS Receiver: 50 Channels (via included GPS-500)* Operating Temperature: -20C to 55C (-4F to 131F)* Audio Output Power: 94dBA @ 1m (External Speaker) / 80dBA (Handset Speaker) Reviews There are no reviews yet. Be the first to review “B&G V100B Class B VHF GPS500 spoke” Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your rating * Rate… Perfect Good Average Not that bad Very poor Your review *Name * Email * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
