Industrial Auto Turret

A skin of the regular auto turret: same parts, same Level 2 bench, no blueprint of its own. Craft the plain turret and pick this look if you own it.

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Characteristics

Category: Electrical

Stack size: 1

Durability: 100

Workbench: Level 2

Craftable: Yes

Researchable: Yes · 120 Scrap

Health: 1,000

Overview

In-game description

This automated electric sentry turret will engage and neutralize any moving targets it has line of sight to. You must equip it with a projectile weapon and the corresponding ammunition. Note : The turret will search for targets in a 180 degree arc facing *you* when you place it. Requires 10 power.

In the game files it is not a separate item at all but a skin of the auto turret: you craft the plain turret at a Level 2 workbench from 25 high quality metal, one targeting computer and one CCTV camera, and pick this look if you own the skin. Even the game's text matches word for word, down to the 10 power and the 180-degree arc that faces you when you place it.

So everything you know about turrets carries over. Load a gun and its ammo, wire it to power, authorize your team on it and point it at the door raiders will come through.

What separates the two is the look and nothing else. There is no second blueprint to research: the auto turret's research covers both, and the skin only changes how the turret looks. Either way, the parts are what run short, since the targeting computer and the camera come from loot.

Raid cost

Explosive	Quantity	Sulfur
High Velocity Rocket cheapest	3	600
Satchel Charge	4	1,920
Beancan Grenade	16	1,920
Explosive 5.56 Rifle Ammo	100–112	2,500–2,800
Timed Explosive Charge	2	4,400
Rocket	4	5,600
Other ways: siege weapons, vehicles and loot
Torpedo	4	60
Homing Missile	2	200
Mortar Shell	6	1,800
Propane Explosive Bomb	4	3,600
Survey Charge	72	4,320
MLRS Rocket	3	—
40mm HE Grenade	16	—
Hammerhead Bolt	23–25	—

Direct hit, hard side, no duds. Satchel Charge is a dud 20% of the time. Beancan Grenade is a dud 15% of the time. A range runs from point blank to the far end of the bullet's falloff, fired from an Assault Rifle.