If this system accompanies V-Corps in its offensive inside India, then yes PA armored and mechanised formations have got the much needed cover from CBU-series and other different kinds of missiles and bombs used by IAF.
There is an electronic and support vehicle accompanying this radar, i wonder what that vehicle is supposed to do
Secondly, its will be interesting to see if the talk of inter-connectivity and muti-layering also covers interlinking a data connection with AWACS to be used a redundant radar system.
It would be further interesting to see if LY-80 Radar also uses passive sensors like IR etc.
If the radar is mobile and can go from active to passive mode and relocate, it has chances of survival, where as any other redundant 2nd radar deployed 10-15 km away starts emitting while the targeted radar relocates
Pakistan ordered three HQ-16 systems and eight IBIS-150 radars in 2013/14 for USD $225.77 million and $40 million, respectively. This was followed up in 2014/15 with a $373.23 million order for six additional HQ-16 systems. (reference :QUWA). This means there are enough Radars available.