Advancing UK Aerospace, Defence, Security & Space Solutions Worldwide
  • Home
  • /
  • Security
  • /
  • Kelvin Hughes secures Type Approval for its shore-based radar in China

Security

Kelvin Hughes secures Type Approval for its shore-based radar in China

Kelvin Hughes, a world leader in the development, manufacture and supply of maritime navigation, surveillance and security radar systems, is delighted to announce that it has secured Type Approval in China for its SBS-700-2 radar system.

The SBS-700 is part of the Kelvin Hughes family of shore-based radar systems which has been specifically developed to meet the stringent operational requirements of port, harbour and river traffic operators as well as government agencies responsible for the protection of the coastal and littoral zones.

Advertisement
Marshall RT 2

Aimed at the basic and standard capability type as outlined in IALA V-128, the SBS-700-2 features the latest Kelvin Hughes magnetron technology, incorporating a high dynamic range, a low noise front end, and an FET modulator to improve range discrimination.

Suitable for deployment as a single radar site, the SBS-700-2 can also be integrated into a larger radar sensor network using industry standard protocols.

Advertisement
Marshall RT 2

Adrian Pilbeam of Kelvin Hughes, commented: “This is excellent news for Kelvin Hughes. Securing this Type Approval for the SBS-700-2 will allow us to respond to China’s rapidly expanding VTS and coastal surveillance market.” 

Advertisement
General Atomics LB General Atomics LB
KPMG joins drive to recruit prison leavers

Security

KPMG joins drive to recruit prison leavers

24 April 2024

Britain's biggest businesses are being urged by the government to recruit prison leavers as part of a national campaign, supported by KPMG UK, to reduce reoffending and grow the economy.

PA Consulting launches Secure Futures report

Defence Security Space

PA Consulting launches Secure Futures report

24 April 2024

PA Consulting has announced the launch of its Secure Futures report, part of its Secure Futures series providing insights and events emphasising the importance of collaboration in delivering a secure future.

UK government plan to save 38 million hours of police time

Security

UK government plan to save 38 million hours of police time

24 April 2024

Thirty-eight million hours of police time could be saved under a plan supported by the UK government, as the drive continues to free up officers’ time so they can focus on keeping our streets safe.

Mitie Care & Custody awarded contract for UK’s first all-electric ‘green’ prison

Security

Mitie Care & Custody awarded contract for UK’s first all-electric ‘green’ prison

24 April 2024

Mitie Care & Custody has been awarded the contract to operate HMP Millsike, the UK’s first all-electric prison that will provide around 1,500 places. 

Advertisement
Marshall RT 2
UK Fire and Rescue Service convoy to deliver equipment to Ukraine

Security

UK Fire and Rescue Service convoy to deliver equipment to Ukraine

23 April 2024

A convoy of life saving fire and rescue service equipment, coordinated by FIRE AID, will begin its journey to Ukraine today to deliver vital equipment to Ukrainian firefighters.

NCSC appoints Richard Horne as new CEO

Security

NCSC appoints Richard Horne as new CEO

23 April 2024

Richard Horne has been appointed as the new CEO of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and GCHQ Board member.

Advertisement
Advanced Engineering RT