LUKAS RAM R 520 e³

The LUKAS rescue rams impress with a convincing lifting power, a particularly firm hold and a long reach. The R 520 e³ has a minimum retracted height of only 50 cm and can therefore be used in any insertion opening, no matter how small. Thanks to the prismatic claw technology, it bites firmly into any material and in any position.

NEXT LEVEL OF RESCUE OPERATIONS WITH MORE CONTROL

A highlight of our e³ rescue equipment series is the intelligent dashboard, which enables a direct exchange between user and equipment. You get more control during the operation through the different performance indicators on the display. This makes rescue operations smarter, safer and more efficient.

POWER UNDER e³ CONTROL.

 SALTWATER

With the blue LUKAS e3 battery, rescue operations in saltwater at depths of 3m for up to 60 minutes are no longer an issue. The saltwater icon will illuminate on the dashboard to confirm that a saltwater compatible battery has been inserted.

 POWER

The power indicator scale shows the pressure range the tool is operating in during use and provides information about the remaining power resources.

 TEMPERATURE

The temperature indicator alerts the user to the possibility of the tool overheating.

 TURBO

To work even faster, the e3 series has a turbo mode that can be easily controlled via the star grip. The user can activate turbo mode by fully activating the star grip all the way to the right. The matching icon on the dashboard remains illuminated as long as the tool is being used in turbo mode.

 CAPACITY

The rescue tool communicates with the LUKAS rescue battery via built-in software and provides the user with information about the battery’s remaining capacity. The charge level indicator is used to simplify monitoring of the battery’s remaining capacity and ensures that the user can swap out the battery in a timely manner.

 STAR GRIP

When the star grip is turned, the respective direction indicator lights up as long as the grip is turned in this direction. It shows the user at the moment of the work step whether the device is currently opening or closing.