Equipment

Equipment Classes
Equipment and Slot Categories

Standard equipment is divided into three classes, depending on its cost and the vehicle tier on which it can be mounted. The higher the equipment class, the higher the cost. A vehicle's tier largely determines the class of equipment that can be mounted on it:

Tier II–IV vehicles, as well as some Tier V+ vehicles, allow Class 3 equipment to be mounted.
Tier V–VII vehicles, as well as some Tier VIII+ vehicles—Class 2 equipment.
Tier VIII–X vehicles—Class 1 equipment.

Camouflage Net is available in two variations: Class 3 can be mounted on Tier II–IV vehicles, while Class 2 can be mounted on Tier V–X vehicles.

Spall Liner does not have classes. Instead, four different versions are available, each suitable for certain vehicle types and tiers, as follows:

Light: Tier V–X light tanks, as well as light tank destroyers or SPGs based on an LT chassis.
Medium: Tier V–VII heavy tanks, as well as Tier V–X medium tanks and medium tank destroyers or SPGs on an MT chassis.
Heavy: Tier VIII–X heavy tanks, as well as tank destroyers or SPGs under 75 tons.
Superheavy: Tier VIII–X heavy tanks, as well as tank destroyers or SPGs weighing 75 tons or more.

In addition to classes, standard equipment is divided into the following four categories, each of which improves one of the vehicle's characteristics:

Firepower

Survivability

Mobility

Scouting

Each type of standard equipment is assigned to the category that it affects.

Equipment is placed in slots that become available starting from Tier II vehicles. The number of available slots depends on the vehicle's tier.

Starting from Tier VI, a specific category is assigned to the first slot based on the vehicle type. If the equipment's category corresponds to the category of the slot in which it is placed, the equipment provides an increased bonus to your vehicle. If the categories don't match or the slot doesn't have a category, the unit of equipment provides its standard effect.

Light tanks

Scouting

Medium tanks

Mobility

Heavy tanks

Survivability

Tank destroyers, SPGs

Firepower

Select an equipment category tab to see more details about the effect and cost of certain equipment. In the equipment description, the first value is the standard effect and the second value is the increased effect (when the equipment and slot categories match).

Firepower

Improved Ventilation

+5% / +6% to all crew skills

Cost

Gun Rammer

−10% / −11.5% to loading time

Cost

Enhanced Gun Laying Drive

+10% / +11.5% to aiming speed

Cost

Vertical Stabilizer

−20% to dispersion during vehicle movement and traverse

Cost

Improved Aiming

−5% / −7% to the aiming circle size

Cost

Improved Rotation Mechanism

+10% / +12.5% to turret traverse speed or gun traverse speed for vehicles with stationary cabins

+10% / +12.5% to vehicle traverse speed

−10% / −12.5% to dispersion during vehicle movement and traverse, as well as during turret rotation

Cost

Survivability

Improved Ventilation

+5% / +6% to all crew skills

Cost

Spall Liner

−50% / –60% to HE-shell damage absorbed by armor, as well as ramming damage

+50% / +60% to protection of the crew from injuries

−10% / –15% to stun duration

−20% / –25% to additional stun duration if the vehicle is already stunned

Cost

Improved Hardening

Effect: fully restores suspension hit points after repairs.

+8% / +10% to vehicle hit points

+50% / +65% to suspension durability

+15% / +20% to suspension repair speed

+10% / +10% to suspension load capacity

−50% / −65% to hull damage caused by suspension damage during impact

Cost

Modified Configuration

Effect: prevents one fuel tank fire, ammo rack explosion, and engine destruction in a battle upon the destruction of these modules.

+25% / +35% to repair speed

+100% / +150% to ammo rack, fuel tank, and engine durability

−50% / −65% to the loading speed penalty and loss of engine power upon the damaging of modules

−50% / −65% to the chance of engine fire

Cost

Mobility

Improved Ventilation

+5% / +6% to all crew skills

Cost

Additional Grousers

+15% / +20% to vehicle traverse speed

+10% / +15% to maintaining speed when moving across any terrain type

Cost

Improved Rotation Mechanism

+10% / +12.5% to turret traverse speed or gun traverse speed for vehicles with stationary cabins

+10% / +12.5% to vehicle traverse speed

−10% / −12.5% to dispersion during vehicle movement and traverse, as well as during turret rotation

Cost

Turbocharger

+7.5% / +10% to engine power

+4 km/h / +5 km/h to top forward speed

+2 km/h / +3 km/h to top reverse speed

Cost

Scouting

Improved Ventilation

+5% / +6% to all crew skills

Cost

Binocular Telescope

+25% / +27.5% to view range of a stationary vehicle (up to 445 m)

Cost

Camouflage Net

Increases the concealment of a stationary vehicle:

+5% / +7.5%

+10% / +12.5%

+15% / +17.5%

Cost

Low Noise Exhaust System

Increases the concealment of a stationary or moving vehicle:

+3% / +4%

+6% / +8%

+5% / +6%

Cost

Coated Optics

+10% / +11.5% to view range (up to 445 m)

Cost

Improved Radio Set

+1.5 s / +2 s to the duration an enemy vehicle is visible to you

−1.5 s / −2 s to the duration your vehicle is visible to the enemy

Cost

Commander's Vision System

−15% / −20% to concealment of enemy vehicles behind foliage

−10% / −12.5% to concealment of moving enemy vehicles

Cost

Venting System

+8.5% to all crew skills

Stabilizing Equipment System

−27.5% to dispersion during vehicle movement and traverse

Innovative Loading System

−13.5% to loading time

Wear-Resistant Gun Laying Drive

+13.5% to aiming speed

Experimental Optics

+13.5% to view range (up to 445 m)

Improved Compressor

+12.5% to engine power

+6 km/h to top forward speed

+4 km/h to top reverse speed

Improved Configuration

Effect: prevents one fuel tank fire, ammo rack explosion, and engine destruction in battle upon destruction of these modules.

+40% to repair speed

+150% to ammo rack, fuel tank, and engine durability

−70% to loading speed penalty and loss of engine power upon damage to modules

−70% to engine fire probability

Increased Shell Resistance

Effect: fully restores suspension hit points after repairs.

+12.5% to vehicle hit points

+75% to suspension durability

+30% to suspension repair speed

+10% to suspension load capacity

−75% to hull damage caused by suspension damage during impact

Bounty Aiming

−5% / −8% to aiming circle size

Bounty Rammer

−10% / −12.5% to loading time

Bounty Gun Laying Drive

+10% / +12.5% to aiming speed

Bounty Optics

+10% / +12.5% to view range (up to 445 m)

Bounty Stabilizer

−20% / −25% to dispersion during movement and turret rotation

Bounty Ventilation

+5% / +7.5% to all crew skills

Bounty Rotation Mechanism

−10% / −15% to dispersion during vehicle movement and traverse, as well as during turret rotation

+10% / +15% to hull and turret traverse speed

Bounty Turbocharger

+7.5% / +12% to engine power

+4 km/h / +5 km/h to top forward speed

+2 km/h / +3 km/h to top reverse speed

Bounty Protection Technology

Effect: prevents one fuel tank fire, ammo rack explosion, and engine destruction in battle upon destruction of these modules.

+25% / +40% to repair speed

+100% / +150% to ammo rack, fuel tank, and engine durability

−50% / −70% to loading speed penalty and loss of engine power upon damage to modules

−50% / −70% to engine fire probability

Bounty Exhaust System

Effect: increases concealment of a stationary or moving vehicle.

+6% / +9% for Light and Medium Tanks

+5% / +7% for Tank Destroyers

+3% / +5% for Heavy Tanks and Self-Propelled Guns

Mobility Improvement System

+5%/+6%/+8% to engine power

+4%/+5%/+6% to turret traverse speed or gun traverse speed for vehicles with stationary cabins

+4%/+5%/+6% to hull traverse speed

−4%/−5%/−6% to dispersion during vehicle movement and on hull and turret traverse

+4/+4/+5 km/h to top speed

+2/+3/+3 km/h to reverse speed

Survival Improvement Suite

Effect: fully restores suspension hit points after repairs.

+6%/+7%/+9% to vehicle durability

+50%/+70%/+100% to ammo rack, fuel tank, and engine durability

+30%/+40%/+50% to suspension durability

+10%/+15%/+20% to suspension repair speed

−30%/−40%/−50% to the loading speed penalty and loss of engine power upon the damaging of modules

Fire-Control System

+6%/+7%/+9% to aiming speed

−7%/−9%/−11% to dispersion during vehicle movement and on hull and turret traverse

Learn more about Experimental Equipment rules

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Experimental Equipment has both main and additional bonuses.
- The main bonus is the parameter that is displayed first in the description. If this is, for example, a bonus from Turbocharger, you cannot mount more of the same type of equipment on the vehicle.
- An additional bonus can be received from other types of equipment (one or more) or from various mechanics. The additional bonus cannot include the effect of the equipment from which it was taken (e.g., the full restoration of suspension durability after repairs from Improved Hardening).
Experimental Equipment has special requirements for mounting.
- Experimental Equipment that combines bonuses from two types of equipment will only work on vehicles on which both types of equipment can be mounted. For example, Experimental Equipment with the Gun Rammer bonus (main or additional) cannot be mounted on vehicles with autoloader or autoreloader guns.
- Experimental Equipment that combines the bonuses of three or more types of equipment, gets bonuses unrelated to equipment, or has an unusual distribution of bonuses will have its own conditions for mounting.
Experimental Equipment does not receive an additional bonus from its slot, regardless of its Upgrade Level.
Experimental Equipment is not divided into classes (i.e., the same unit can be mounted on a Tier II or Tier IX vehicle if they meet its requirements).
For any piece of Experimental Equipment:
- Its set of characteristics will not change when the Upgrade Level is increased.
- With each new Upgrade Level, the values of one or several characteristics may increase, but they will never decrease.

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Equipment Mounting

Equipment is placed in slots that become available starting from Tier II vehicles. The number of available slots depends on the vehicle's tier.

To mount a piece of equipment:

Select a vehicle, then click any empty equipment slot above the vehicle panel. Hover your mouse over an item to learn more about its characteristics.
Select the equipment and click Apply. The equipment is purchased and automatically mounted on your vehicle. It is then displayed in one of your vehicle's equipment slots.

Bounty Equipment upgrade
Experimental Equipment upgrade

In your Garage, click any equipment slot above the vehicle panel.
Go to the Experimental tab, select the equipment type, and click (the current level of the equipment will be displayed).
On the screen displayed, click Upgrade to confirm. The required number of components will be withdrawn from your account.

Equipment	Components Required for Upgrades
Equipment	Level I → II	Level II → III
Fire-Control System	400	2,000
Mobility Improvement System	400	2,000
Survival Improvement Suite	400	2,000

The combined effect of Tier I equipment is equal to that of standard equipment.
Tier II is upgraded Bounty Equipment.
Tier III is improved equipment (which is purchased for bonds).

Disassembling Equipment

Experimental Equipment is the only type of equipment that can be disassembled. Disassembling equipment gives you components. The exact number you will receive depends on the upgrade level of the disassembled gear, as per the table below:

Equipment	Components Acquired from Disassembly
Equipment	Level I	Level II	Level III
Fire-Control System	100	400	1,600
Mobility Improvement System	100	400	1,600
Survival Improvement Suite	100	400	1,600

Equipment Demounting

All equipment types can be demounted:

Standard and Bounty Equipment — for gold or with a Demounting Kit;
Improved equipment — for bonds;
Experimental Equipment — for gold or with a Demounting Kit, and then for components.

Demounting Kit

Demounting Kits allow you to demount one piece of equipment for free. Kits are spent upon activation and can be obtained as rewards for completing Daily Missions.

Received or purchased Demounting Kits are permanently stored in the Depot. You can view your available Demounting Kits via the Consumables tab in the Stock section.

To demount your equipment with a Demounting Kit, do the following:

In your Garage, select the vehicle from which you want to demount equipment, then click the necessary equipment slot.
Click (Demount).
In the confirmation window, select Demounting Kit, and then Demount.

One Demounting Kit will be spent, and the demounted equipment will be sent to the Depot. You can mount the demounted equipment on another vehicle.

The demounting requirements for Experimental Equipment depend on its upgrade level. The amount of resources required is as follows:

Level I: 1 Demounting Kit or 10
Level II: 50 components
Level III: 100 components

Standard Equipment

Improved Equipment

Bounty Equipment

Experimental Equipment

Learn more about Experimental Equipment rules

Equipment Mounting

Upgrading Equipment

Disassembling Equipment

Equipment Demounting