The SOL-2 Laser Radiation Warning System is designed to detect, warn and protect the vehicle (object) against laser radiation generated by target pointers and laser rangefinders from a distance of up to approx. 12 km (depending on the power of the source). SOL-2 makes it possible to determine the direction from which the radiation is coming.

SOL-2 can be installed on mobile platforms (land and sea).

SOL-2 cooperates with grenade/smoke missile launchers used to put up a smoke screen. It enables the activation of the smoke screen system upon receipt of a radiation signal either automatically or manually.

When a threat is detected, the system generates graphic, acoustic and light alarms.

SOL-2 is integrated with local communications/management system, alerting the crew about laser radiation and its direction. Integration with vehicle systems is ensured via Ethernet, RS232/RS485 or CAN bus interfaces.

SOL-2 transmits information about threats to BMS-type master systems.