
The LNR Series I is a fixed surface laser battery used to defend installations and inhabited systems from aerospace attack.
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General Information
| Model | LNR Series I |
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| Category | Facilities |
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| Classification | Planetary Defense Facility |
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| Status | Active |
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| Introduced | 1 AIA |
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| Manufacturers | Golan Arms (GA) — Manufacturer |
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| Operators | Imperial Army (IA) — Primary |
Specifications
Systems
Power Plant
Planetary grid connection with independent reactor and capacitor reserve
Additional
Dimensions
22 m high; 30 m turret diameter
Personnel
28 operators, technicians, and security personnel
Construction
Hardened planetary turret emplacement with protected control and power conduits
Defenses
Armored emplacement; protected control spaces; dispersed emergency power
Systems and Services
Orbital tracking array; centralized defense-network link; fire-direction computer; secure communications
Capacity
One LNR Series I system-defense laser with high-orbit engagement envelope
Primary Role
Planetary orbital-defense installation
Description
Installed in a hardened emplacement, the battery links a high-output laser mount with fire-control sensors, tracking equipment, power conditioning, and protected crew stations. It engages heavy atmospheric craft and targets in near space as part of an integrated defense network. Distributed batteries exchange tracking data with command centers and sensor arrays, allowing several positions to concentrate fire on a selected approach.