SeaEagle FCRO (Fire Control Radar Optical) combines stabilized Ku-band radar and electro-optical sensors for precision naval gun control against air, surface and shore targets. The system can control any in-service naval gun directly or through a combat management system. Radar provides long-range target acquisition and tracking, and thermal and daylight cameras enable 24-hour identification and passive observation.
Automatic radar and electro-optical tracking, programmable sector scanning and slewing to search radar indications reduce the need for manual target acquisition. Radar and electro-optical sensors also provide splash spotting. Frequency agility increases the radar’s resistance to electronic countermeasures, and operators can control the system through a dedicated console or integrated combat system.
Specifications:
| Director dimensions | 2000 × 2000 × 1500 mm |
| Director weight | <750 kg |
| Power | 115 VAC, 50/60 Hz; 1500 W single phase and 9000 W three phase |
| Travel | Continuous azimuth; elevation: -30° to +85° |
| Radar | Ku-band fire control radar |
| Daylight camera | 1920 × 1080; continuous zoom; horizontal FOV: 2.4°–64° |
| Thermal camera | 1280 × 1024; 3.6–4.2 µm; continuous zoom; horizontal FOV: 2.3°–35.5° |
| Laser rangefinder (optional) | Instrumented range: 100 m–30 km; 1570 nm; Class 1M; 1–10 Hz |
| Interfaces | Ethernet to CMS; H.264 video |
