
The LNR Series II is a heavier systemary laser battery assigned to major bases and planetary defense zones.
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General Information
| Model | LNR Series II |
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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 | 5 AIA |
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| Manufacturers | Golan Arms (GA) — Manufacturer |
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| Operators | Imperial Army (IA) — Primary |
Specifications
Systems
Power Plant
Dedicated reactor, capacitor vaults, and emergency planetary-grid connection
Additional
Dimensions
30 m high; 42 m turret diameter
Personnel
42 operators, technicians, engineers, and security personnel
Construction
Deep-hardened planetary turret complex with buried control, power, and cooling sections
Defenses
Deep-hardened casing; protected control vault; compartmented reactor and coolant spaces
Systems and Services
Long-range orbital sensors; distributed defense-network control; fire-direction computer; secure communications
Capacity
One LNR Series II heavy system-defense laser with extended orbital-defense envelope
Primary Role
Heavy planetary orbital-defense installation
Description
The enlarged emplacement combines a powerful surface laser with dedicated tracking, cooling, and power installations. Its hardened fire-control spaces accept data from distant sensors and coordinate engagements with neighboring batteries. The Series II is intended for sustained defense against large aerospace targets and orbital attackers, trading mobility and rapid construction for greater output and endurance.