available. The heavier armament compared to the FLW 100 results in a combat range of up to . The optronics of the FLW 200 are located in a container mounted at the right side of the gun, whereas the ammo box is located on the left side. The optronics include a colour CCD camera with x10 magnification and a cooled thermal imager, unlike the one of the FLW 100. This increases identification range to . The FLW 200 can be fitted with six 76 mm Wegmann smoke grenade dischargers for additional self-protection of the vehicle. In 2013, the electrically driven Rheinmetall RMG.50 was being qualified for the FLW 200. FLW 200+ The FLW 200+ (FLW 200Plus) was first revealed at Eurosatory 2012. It is a modified version of the FLW 200, designed to handle even larger weaponry such as autocannons up to the 20 mm caliber. In the case of the prototypes, the FLW 200+ has always been presented with a Rheinmetall Rh 202 gun. The FLW 200+ was demonstrated on a GTK Boxer and on a PMMC G5 from German FFG. The FLW 200+ is intended as simple replacement and upgrade of the original FLW 200. None of the mechanical and electronic interfaces has been altered, making it backwards compatible for upgrading vehicles fitted with the previous version. The FLW 200+ has a weight of when fitted with the Rh 202 autocannon and 100 rounds of ammunition. The Rh 202 has a dual-feed mechanism, that allows the usage of 100 rounds of one type and 30 rounds of another type at the same time, with the possibility of switching the selected ammo type in between the shots. Compared to the FLW 200 the elevation arc has decreased to a maximum elevation of only +50°. The maximum depression of -15° stayed the same. The FLW 200+'s optics include a colour CCD camera with x10 magnification and a cooled 640x480 thermal imager with two different fields-of-view, providing an identification range of over . FLW 500 The FLW 500 was first revealed at Eurosatory 2016. It appears to be a modified version of the FLW 200 base, designed to handle even larger weaponry such as autocannons up to the 30 mm caliber. It has a typical weight of 500 kg. When fitted with the M230LF it offers 150 rounds of ready to use ammunition. A co-axial 7.62 mm FN-MAG machine gun (MG)