Track Record

A record built on systems in service

Our experience is measured by equipment installed, accepted and supported over three decades.

Years of operation: 30+; Established on 13 February 1995
Naval radio systems: 400+; Installed and in service with the Royal Thai Navy
Royal Thai Navy vessels: 280; Equipped with navigation systems (approximate figure)
Commercial vessels: 350+; Serviced in Thailand and the Asia-Pacific region

Naval Communication

More than 400 TKMS Hagenuk radio systems in service with the Royal Thai Navy

TKMS Hagenuk HF Radio Series 3000 equipment installed on vessels, with Integrated Communication Systems on major surface combatants and a network of shore stations.

TRX 3015 sets on vessels: 200
TRX 3050 sets on vessels: 59
TRX 3100 sets on vessels: 17
RX 3002 sets on vessels: 71

Integrated Communication Systems

HTMS Chakri Naruebet (helicopter carrier)
HTMS Angthong (landing platform dock)
HTMS Chao Phraya and HTMS Bangpakong (frigates)

Six shore stations

Royal Thai Navy Headquarters
Sattahip and Songkhla transmitter stations
Phang-nga and Yotaka receiver stations
Nakhon Phanom backup station

Naval Navigation

Sperry Marine systems on approximately 280 Royal Thai Navy vessels

Radar, ECDIS and gyrocompass systems supplied and supported from 2003 to 2026, together with Integrated Bridge Systems and fixed surveillance radar stations.

VisionMaster FT ARPA 340 deck-standing radars: 165
VisionMaster FT ARPA 250 desktop radars: 36
ECDIS systems: 24
NAVIGAT gyrocompasses (X MK1, X MK2, 100): 69

Integrated Bridge Systems

Three patrol gun boats: HTMS Hua Hin, HTMS Klaeng and HTMS Si Racha
One patrol gun boat constructed at the Navy Dockyard, with equipment supplied through Marsun, including Ring Laser Gyro MK39 Mod 4A

Fixed surveillance radar: six stations

Koh Kood: two stations
Koh Lipe: two stations
Khao Klong Tub: two stations
Scope of work: installation, setting to work, commissioning and shore acceptance test

Government

Surveillance radar stations for the Excise Department

Surveillance radar stations for Excise Department centres, including Phetchaburi (2015) and Surat Thani (2017).

Surveillance radar stations delivered: 5

Scope of work

Installation and setting to work
Commissioning
Shore acceptance test

Commercial Shipping

More than 350 commercial vessels serviced

Commercial vessels serviced in Thailand and the Asia-Pacific region from 2009 to 2025. Since 2018, commercial services have been provided by our sister company, SEATECH ELECTRIC Co., Ltd.

Commercial vessels serviced, 2009–2025: 350+

Scope of work

Annual and performance inspections
Removal, installation, setting to work and commissioning
Harbour and Sea Acceptance Tests

Figures marked as approximate are rounded and current as of 2026.

Discuss your requirements with our engineering team

New-build, retrofit or through-life support. We will be pleased to advise.