Trumpeter 01057 40N6 of 51P6A TEL S-400

The S-400 Triumf (NATO code: SA-21 Growler) is a Russian surface-to-air anti-aircraft and ballistic anti-ballistic defense system. The first units of this system entered service with the Russian army in 2007. It is estimated that there are currently approx. 320-350 launchers of this system in the line. The S-400 Triumf was created as a far-reaching development of the S-300PMU system, and was responsible for its development Central Design Office Almaty. Compared to its predecessor, the new system has significantly greater possibilities. First of all, it is probably able to track and lock on up to six targets at a distance of up to 400 kilometers at the same time. Probably the S-400 is able to counter both enemy planes and its tactical and ballistic missiles. The system is based primarily on two radars: detection (designation: 64N6E2) and guidance, which is a three-dimensional and phase radar. As rockets (effectors), the S-400 system uses, for example, missiles 48N6DM (with a range of up to 240 km), 40N6 (with a range of up to 400 km) or 9M96E2 (with a range of up to 120 km). At present, the only user of the system S-400 Triumph are the armed forces of the Russian Federation and the PRC (deliveries probably started at the beginning of 2018).