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For a military compound insallation, we've been shippng these units to secure facilities that need to maintain a 50 to 100-meter no-fly zone, and the 180W total output across all six bands is what does the heavy lifting — one facility reported complete drone failure within 30 seconds of activation.
Each band runs at 30W, but teh actual jamming effectiveness depends on local signal strength, so the cover radius varies roughly 50-100m when signal levels are at -85dBm or below; the unit uses sweep jamming across GSM, 3G, 4G, GPS, Wi-Fi 2.4G at 10W, and Wi-Fi 5.8G at 8W, with the VHF and UHF bands also configurable.
It's not suited for open-field perimeter coverage, since you'll need line-of-sight for the directional antenna option to get consistent results, but omni-directional setup works fine for prison yards or compound interiors where drones hover overhead.
About 25kg with the aluminum alloy housing, dimensions are 530x300x200mm excluding antennas, and the remote control range is only 3-5m for on/off switching — basically something you mount and forget.
AC adapter handles 100-240VAC input, operating temperture from -20 to +50°C, and it's SAR-compliant with ICNIRP standerd, so personnel exposure isn't a concern in most use cases.
We usually have stock in Shenzhen, but confirm lead time for the 2400-2485MHz Wi-Fi band configuration — that's the one most buyers go with for military compounds.
For standard orders, lead time is around 15-20 working days after confirmation. Custom configurations might add a few extra days.
Yes, we include SAR compliance paperwork showing the PJ630 meets ICNIRP human-safety standards. It's standard with every shipment.
Sure, we can supply the PJ630 with either directional or omni-directional antennas per your request. Just specify your preference when ordering.
The MOQ is 1 unit for the PJ630. Larger orders qualify for volume pricing, so let us know your quantity.
Keep it in a dry place at -40 to +60°C with humidity between 5% and 80%. Avoid direct sunlight and moisture.
