Hensoldt has launched a deployable variant of its Twinvis family of passive radars called Twinvis Military Sheltered. (Hensoldt)

Hensoldt has launched a new deployable variant of its passive radar Twinvis.

Known as ‘Twinvis Military Sheltered', the variant – initially only available as an upgrade – is fully integrated into a containerised shelter for military users that is designed for long-range aerial surveillance, the company said on 4 August.

It can be easily deployed on military carrier vehicles and set up and dismantled in the field by only two people. Several systems are under contract with customers inside and outside NATO, the company added.

Hensoldt was unable to respond to Janes at the time of publication.

Hensoldt has launched a deployable variant of its Twinvis family of passive radars called Twinvis Military Sheltered. (Hensoldt)

Hensoldt has launched a new deployable variant of its passive radar Twinvis.

Known as ‘Twinvis Military Sheltered', the variant – initially only available as an upgrade – is fully integrated into a containerised shelter for military users that is designed for long-range aerial surveillance, the company said on 4 August.

It can be easily deployed on military carrier vehicles and set up and dismantled in the field by only two people. Several systems are under contract with customers inside and outside NATO, the company added.

Hensoldt was unable to respond to Janes at the time of publication.

Hensoldt has launched a deployable variant of its Twinvis family of passive radars called Twinvis Military Sheltered. (Hensoldt)

Hensoldt has launched a new deployable variant of its passive radar Twinvis.

Known as ‘Twinvis Military Sheltered', the variant – initially only available as an upgrade – is fully integrated into a containerised shelter for military users that is designed for long-range aerial surveillance, the company said on 4 August.

It can be easily deployed on military carrier vehicles and set up and dismantled in the field by only two people. Several systems are under contract with customers inside and outside NATO, the company added.

Hensoldt was unable to respond to Janes at the time of publication.

Hensoldt has launched a deployable variant of its Twinvis family of passive radars called Twinvis Military Sheltered. (Hensoldt)

Hensoldt has launched a new deployable variant of its passive radar Twinvis.

Known as ‘Twinvis Military Sheltered', the variant – initially only available as an upgrade – is fully integrated into a containerised shelter for military users that is designed for long-range aerial surveillance, the company said on 4 August.

It can be easily deployed on military carrier vehicles and set up and dismantled in the field by only two people. Several systems are under contract with customers inside and outside NATO, the company added.

Hensoldt was unable to respond to Janes at the time of publication.

Hensoldt has launched a deployable variant of its Twinvis family of passive radars called Twinvis Military Sheltered. (Hensoldt)

Hensoldt has launched a new deployable variant of its passive radar Twinvis.

Known as ‘Twinvis Military Sheltered', the variant – initially only available as an upgrade – is fully integrated into a containerised shelter for military users that is designed for long-range aerial surveillance, the company said on 4 August.

It can be easily deployed on military carrier vehicles and set up and dismantled in the field by only two people. Several systems are under contract with customers inside and outside NATO, the company added.

Hensoldt was unable to respond to Janes at the time of publication.

Hensoldt has launched a deployable variant of its Twinvis family of passive radars called Twinvis Military Sheltered. (Hensoldt)

Hensoldt has launched a new deployable variant of its passive radar Twinvis.

Known as ‘Twinvis Military Sheltered', the variant – initially only available as an upgrade – is fully integrated into a containerised shelter for military users that is designed for long-range aerial surveillance, the company said on 4 August.

It can be easily deployed on military carrier vehicles and set up and dismantled in the field by only two people. Several systems are under contract with customers inside and outside NATO, the company added.

Hensoldt was unable to respond to Janes at the time of publication.