Coastal Early Warning Radar

Coastal Early Warning Radar

The Coastal Early Warning Radar is a fully coherent pulse Doppler system designed for persistent maritime surveillance. It operates in the X-band and incorporates an AESA multi-panel array with a massive 4.3-meter panel antenna, supporting exceptional detection capabilities. This radar boasts an instrumented range of 45km and a target detection capacity exceeding 10km, ideal for long-range coastal defense and border monitoring operations.

Weighing under 200kg, the system balances performance with deployability. It handles a maximum bandwidth of 80MHz, offering superior resolution and responsiveness. With the ability to track up to 2,000 targets simultaneously, the radar system is equipped to manage complex threat environments across wide coastal frontiers. Its round-the-clock operational readiness and support for real-time transmission make it ideal for both peacetime monitoring and conflict scenarios.

The Coastal Early Warning Radar is specifically used for continuous surface surveillance, perimeter defense, and national border protection. It plays a pivotal role in identifying and tracking maritime targets, unauthorized vessels, and low-flying aerial threats in coastal waters and littoral zones.

With years of domain focus and defense-grade solutions, Tactical Supply Pakistan guarantees proven reliability, seamless integration into multi-layered surveillance systems, and compliance with international operational standards. The system also supports alarm area settings, emission shielding, and real-time data networking across multiple units, enabling synchronized situational awareness.

What is the purpose of the alarm area setting function in this radar?
The alarm area setting function allows operators to define high-priority zones within the radar’s coverage. If a target enters this area, alerts are automatically triggered, enabling faster decision-making and response.