Balení základní stanice Ray 63/73 bezdrátové – včetně bezdrátového kombinovaného přístroje, přístupového bodu a aktivního reproduktoru

This wireless pack provides increased flexibility and security on board. It allows you to communicate and access the functions of your Raymarine Ray63 or Ray73 VHF radio from any point on the vessel, without being confined to the main console. This improves responsiveness in emergencies and the convenience of daily communications.

Yes, the system supports intercom functionality. You can communicate directly between the Ray63 or Ray73 VHF main handset and the connected wireless handsets, as well as between the wireless handsets themselves, facilitating onboard communication.

The T70469 primary station wireless pack is specifically designed to be compatible with Raymarine fixed VHF radios from the Ray63 and Ray73 ranges. It will not work with other Raymarine VHF models or other brands.

No, this kit is only compatible with Raymarine Ray63 and Ray73 models. It is not designed to work with earlier generations of Raymarine VHF radios.

No, the T70469 kit is a proprietary Raymarine accessory designed to integrate exclusively with Raymarine Ray63 and Ray73 VHF radios. It is not compatible with VHF radios from other manufacturers.

Yes, the system uses the SeaTalkng network, which is based on the NMEA 2000 protocol. The wireless access point connects directly to an NMEA 2000 backbone (via a SeaTalkng to NMEA 2000 adapter if necessary) for power and data transmission.

The entire system (access point and active speaker) operates on a 12V DC power supply. The wireless access point is typically powered via the boat's SeaTalkng/NMEA 2000 network, and the active speaker requires a direct connection to the 12V DC power supply.

The wireless access point (A80573) connects to your Ray63 or Ray73 VHF radio via your boat's SeaTalkng/NMEA 2000 network. Simply plug it into an available port on the SeaTalkng backbone using the supplied cable or a standard SeaTalkng cable.

The wireless access point should be installed in a clear area, away from major metal obstructions, and preferably above deck or in a non-metallic enclosure to optimize wireless range and signal quality. It must remain easily accessible for wiring.

The Raymarine A80572 wireless head unit is recharged by placing it in its dedicated charging cradle. This charging cradle is typically powered by the boat's 12V DC electrical system and can be mounted in a convenient location on board.

Yes, the Raymarine A80574 active speaker is designed for marine environments and is rated IPX7, making it water-resistant. It can therefore be installed in exposed areas on deck, although it is still preferable to choose a slightly sheltered location if possible to extend its lifespan.