Terma Scanter 2202 New Online

| Feature | Legacy Magnetron Radar | Terma SCANTER 2202 (Solid State) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Transmitter | High Power, Pulse | Low Power, Continuous Wave | | Maintenance | High (Tube replacement) | Very Low (No tubes) | | Resolution | Moderate | High (Down to <15 meters) | | Clutter Rejection | Basic MTI | Advanced Doppler Processing | | Lifespan | ~10,000 hours | 100,000+ hours |

Coastal environments are noisy. The new model integrates an embedded AI Edge processor. The radar learns the local environment—wave patterns, bird migrations, rain cells—and suppresses false alarms without reducing sensitivity to real threats. This reduces operator fatigue by up to 70% in high-clutter environments like the Red Sea or the North Sea. terma scanter 2202 new

The new SCANTER 2202 is fully backward compatible with existing Terma C-Flex and C-Scope command-and-control systems. It also supports Open Architecture (NATO STANAG 4569) , allowing it to feed data directly into national coastal surveillance networks without proprietary gateways. | Feature | Legacy Magnetron Radar | Terma

Certifications: The unit is IP67 (submersible), MIL-STD-461G (EMI/EMC), and operates from -40°C to +70°C. This reduces operator fatigue by up to 70%

For airports and ports, the radar now offers a unified air-surface picture. One unit replaces two legacy radars (one for marine, one for air), cutting costs by 40% while improving coverage.

The "new" version’s -32 dBsm sensitivity (equivalent to detecting a 0.1 square meter target at 10+ NM) outperforms most medium-range systems. This means detecting a submerged snorkel, a drifting container, or a small kayaker long before they become a collision risk.