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RANGER-U12023

Forward, NADIR, and Rear-looking FOV for efficiency
Ranger U120 Render
2.5-5 cm
RMSEz System Accuracy
2 cm @ 120 m
RMSDz Instraswath Precision
720 m
Max AGL @ 20% Reflectivity 
3.0 kg
Weight
100°
Field of View
RANGER U120
-10° 0° +10°
Scan Angle(s)
RANGER U120

KEY FEATURES

UAV
VTOL
Helicopter
Airplane
Mining
Railway
Utilities
Mapping
Forestry
Quick Release
Air NavBox
SE8

The RANGER-U12023 is an airborne laser scanner with an impressive combination of weight, range, accuracy and pulse rate. It is equipped with a unique forward and rear looking field of view, designed to minimize laser shadowing and provide geometry on complex vertical structures on a single pass. With its wide field of view of 100 degrees and an extremely fast pulse repetition rate of up to 2400 kHz, the RANGER-U12023 is perfectly suited for high point density corridor mapping applications such as power line, railway track, and pipeline inspection.

Phoenix LiDAR offers several RANGER-U12023 camera accessories as well as UAV and manned aircraft attachment options.

Check out the spec sheet to learn more about this amazing addition to the RANGER series!

Ranger Ultra 120 on Velos Rotors UAV
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Full specifications

Specification
Performance
Pulse Repetition Rate (PRR)
2400 kHz
Scan Rate
50 - 400 lines/second
Field of View
100°
Laser Wavelength
1550 nm
Constellation Support
GPS, GLONASS, BEIDOU, GALILEO
Max Echoes/ Returns per pulse
15
Dimensions
24.2 x 11.7 x 21.5 cm
Operating Voltage/ Power
14-28 VDC / 60 W
Operating Temps
0 - +40° C
Beam Divergence
0.4 mrad
Sensor Precision
5 mm
Laser Scanner Model
Riegl VUX 12023

(1) Rounded average PRR.
(2) Typical values for average conditions and average ambient brightness. In bright sunlight, the max. range is shorter than under an overcast sky.
(3) The maximum range is specified for flat targets with size in excess of the laser beam diameter, perpendicular angle of incidence, and for atmospheric visibility of 23 km.
Range ambiguities have to be resolved by multiple-time-around processing.
(4) Considering max. effective FOV 100°, additional roll angle <± 5 deg.
(5) If the laser beam hits, in part, more than one target, the laser‘s pulse power is split accordingly. Thus the achievable range is reduced.
Source: RIEGL Laser Measurement Systems

Accessories & Options

Harris Aerial H6 Drone with Ranger Ultra LiDAR System
Drone Kits
Ranger Ultra LiDAR System with Helicopter Mount
Heli Mount
Ranger U120 Phoenix LiDAR System
Camera Options

Dimensions

Ranger U120 LiDAR System Dimensions
FRONT/LEFT

FRONT
Laser Scanner

LEFT
USB
SD Card

Ranger U120 Render
Ranger U120 Right side
REAR/RIGHT

REAR
Power Button
Status LED
GPS Antenna 1-2
Air NavBox
WiFi
Camera Mounting

RIGHT
Accessory Mounting

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