What tier is Almirante Irizar in World of Warships?

Almirante Irizar is a Tier 10 Cruiser of the pan_america navy in World of Warships.

Is Almirante Irizar a premium ship?

No — it is a tech-tree ship researchable from the previous tier in its branch.

Where can I see the full stats and recommended build for Almirante Irizar?

Detailed live stats, modules, recommended commander skills, upgrades and the 3D armor model for Almirante Irizar are available on its WOWS DB page: https://wowsdb.com/en/database/ships/almirante-irizar-f8d8a81b83

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Tier X

Cruiser

Pan-AmericaElite

Almirante Irizar

WoWS World of Warships Pan-America Cruiser · Tier X

Main Battery: 152 mm/50 QF Mk.W in a turret; 4 turrets × 3 barrels; Range 17.8 km
Secondaries: 120 mm AP; Range 8.3 km

Survivability

Hit Points40,600

Flood Damage4%

Main Battery

Main Guns4 × 3

Caliber152 mm

Firing Range17.8 km

Reload Time6.0 s

Rotation Time18.0 s

Max Dispersion155 m

Shell Types

AP Shell

Damage2,950

Shell Velocity900 m/s

DPM354,000

HE Shell

Damage2,150

Shell Velocity900 m/s

Fire Chance9%

DPM258,000

Secondary Battery

Secondary Guns6

Range8.3 km

AA Defense

Maneuverability

Max Speed32.0 knots

Turning Radius690 m

Rudder Shift Time10.0 s

Concealment

Max Surface Detection11.80 km

Min Surface Detection9.56 km

Air Detection8.50 km

Submarine Detection8.50 km

Modules

Upgrades

Slot 1

Auxiliary Armaments Modification 1

AA mount survivability: +100%

Secondary battery survivability: +100%

Main Armaments Modification 1

Risk of main battery becoming incapacitated: -20%

Main battery survivability: +50%

Main battery repair time: -20%

Risk of torpedo tubes becoming incapacitated: -20%

Torpedo tubes survivability: +50%

Torpedo tubes repair time: -20%

Damage Control Party Modification 1

Consumable action time: +40%

Slot 2

Damage Control System Modification 1

Risk of catching fire: -5%

Risk of flooding: -3%

Slot 3

Aiming Systems Modification 1

Maximum main battery shell dispersion: -7%

Maximum secondary battery shell dispersion: -5%

Secondary battery firing range: +5%

Torpedo tubes traverse speed: +20%

AA Guns Modification 1

Priority AA sector preparation time: -20%

Secondary Battery Modification 1

Maximum secondary battery shell dispersion: -20%

Secondary battery firing range: +20%

Main Battery Modification 2

Main battery traverse speed: +15%

Slot 4

Steering Gears Modification 1

Rudder shift time: -20%

Propulsion Modification 1

Maximum reverse speed at full power: +140%

Time to reach full engine power when decelerating: -50%

Maximum forward speed at full power: +140%

Time to reach full engine power when accelerating: -50%

Damage Control System Modification 2

Fire extinguishing time: -15%

Flooding recovery time: -15%

Slot 5

Steering Gears Modification 2

Steering gears repair time: -80%

Rudder shift time: -40%

Concealment System Modification 1

Squadron detectability range: -10%

Dispersion of shells fired by enemies attacking your ship: +5%

Ship's detectability range: -10%

Ship detectability for submarines when underwater: -10%

Torpedo Lookout System

Assured acquisition range of torpedoes: 1.8km

Slot 6

Gun Fire Control System Modification 2

Main battery firing range: +16%

Main Battery Modification 3

Main battery traverse speed: -13%

Main battery reload time: -12%

About Almirante Irizar

Almirante Irizar is a Tier X Pan-America Cruiser (Tech tree ship) in World of Warships (WoWS). This page provides full Almirante Irizar stats including 3D armor model, main battery dispersion and AP penetration curves, available modules and upgrades, and recommended captain skills and builds for WoWS players.

Following the end of World War II, British company Vickers-Armstrong developed a new light cruiser (Design 1124A) taking into account the lessons learned from the war. It combined modern fire control with a strong main battery of twelve 152 mm guns and improved 120 mm secondary guns. Created to be modified with different armaments to suit customer needs, the core design was intended to be offered to the major South American navies, including Argentina's. However, due to the acquisition of interwar American light cruisers by these nations, the new design was no longer required.