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For the Fallout 76 settlement object, see Super reactor. |
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A completed reactor assembly
 Part of a series on |
| Vault-Tec Corporation |
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| Subsidiaries |
| Future-Tec · Hawthorne Medical Laboratories · Vault-Tec Game Studios |
| Notable facilities |
| Vaults (List of known Vaults) · Vault-Tec headquarters · Vault-Tec Regional HQ · Vault-Tec University · Vault-Tec: Among the Stars |
| Notable technologies |
| Vaults · CAMP · Food paste · G.E.C.K. · Series 1000 shelter · TOMIS · VATS · Vault Star super-reactor · ZAX |
| Miscellaneous |
| Multi-generational starship · Project Safehouse · Vault Dweller's Survival Guide · Vault-Tec bobblehead |
The Vault-Tec Vault Star super-reactor is a high-performance energy source.
Background[]
It was developed by the Vault-Tec corporation for use in Vaults and other facilities requiring a high powered energy source, such as the automated missile silos of the Appalachian Automated Launch System or the Vault 94 G.E.C.K. wing. It consists of three distinct elements: The core, containing the nuclear rods, a shield that provides radiation protection and additional connections, and a platform for mounting the entire reactor.[1]
It is classified by the military as a class-VIII reactor and is used in automated facilities, such as the aforementioned Appalachian missile silos, to provide power indefinitely. To maintain redundancy, it's usually paired with multiple Class-IV fusion reactors, mega cells, and connections to civilian infrastructure.[2] Vault-Tec instead classifies it as a Class-VI fusion reactor, with an operational lifespan of 200+ years. Both can be maintained by automated systems, with little to no need for human oversight.[3]
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References[]
- ↑ Appearance and construction details in Fallout 4 and Fallout 76
- ↑ Missile silo terminal entries; Power System Overview
- ↑ Vault 94 terminal entries