RAT 31DL/M combines solid-state reliability with a rotating AESA antenna, utilising Multiple Simultaneous Pencil Beams (MSPB) for independent electronic steering in elevation and superior clutter suppression. Optimised for multi-threat engagements, it excels at identifying Tactical Ballistic Missiles (TBMs), EW systems, and saturation attacks. Mono-pulse processing ensures precise 3D tracking, while ultra-low sidelobes and advanced ECCM resist electronic countermeasures (ECM) and Anti-Radiation Missiles (ARMs). An integrated Secondary Surveillance Radar (SSR) supports secure IFF Modes 4/5/S, enhancing secure identification and comprehensive situational awareness.

Optimised for tactical agility, RAT 31DL/M features a modular architecture housed within two ISO 20-foot containers, enabling rapid airlift or ground transport. Its trailer-mounted auxiliary power generator supports over 24 hours of autonomous operation, while a 5-person crew can achieve full operational readiness in just 120 minutes, making it ideal for time-sensitive, forward-deployed missions. Operating in the L-band, RAT 31DL/M ensures precise detection across Mode 5, ADS-B, and IFF Levels 1 and 2, providing continuous, reliable airspace surveillance for expeditionary defence operations.

RAT 31DL/M is battle-tested by defence forces worldwide. Its solid-state design guarantees exceptional resilience, featuring graceful degradation to maintain operation under high-stress conditions. The modular framework accommodates advanced upgrades, such as reconfigurable elevation scanning, ensuring adaptability to evolving mission requirements. Built for long-term success, the RAT 31DL/M offers scalable performance and operational excellence, securing both current and future defence requirements