Work boat radar SOLIDSCAN

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Overview
Solidscan SOLIDSCAN by Radio Zeeland DMP is a solid-state river radar delivered as a black-box system, developed for reliable detection and clear situational awareness in inland waterways.

Flexible integration
The Solidscan black-box architecture separates the radar transmitter, data acquisition unit and operator console to allow flexible installation. Multiple display options and remote placement of components make the system suitable for both newbuilds and retrofit projects.

Solid-state technology for reliability and low maintenance
The solid-state transmitter provides fast availability and stable performance with lower maintenance requirements compared with conventional magnetron radars, reducing operational downtime and lifecycle costs.

Built for commercial inland navigation
Designed for workboats, river cruise vessels and other professional applications, SOLIDSCAN delivers continuous operation and intuitive control tailored to high-intensity daily use.

High-resolution detection in challenging conditions
CHIRP pulse compression and beam sharpening improve target detection and resolution, enabling clear separation of coastlines, buoys and small targets even in dense traffic, low visibility or adverse weather.

Monitors and display options
The system supports multiple monitor options, including 27" and 19" radar displays, to match different wheelhouse layouts and operator preferences.

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Specifications / technical specifications

• Product type: Solid-state river (inland) black-box radar
• Components: Separate black box, data acquisition box and operator unit
• Monitor options: Support for at least two display types (27" and 19" shown)
• Technology: Solid-state transmitter
• Signal processing: CHIRP pulse compression and beam sharpening for enhanced detection and resolution
• Installation: Designed for flexible integration in any wheelhouse; suitable for newbuild and retrofit
• Target market: Commercial inland navigation (workboats, river cruise ships, professional applications)
• Benefits: Lower maintenance than magnetron radars, stable performance and fast readiness