Basically, if you've been burned by those budget jammers that quote 100W but can't hold it past 20 minutes, you'll appreciate this one—we test per channel and it holds steady even after a couple of hours of continuous use.
It covers 400MHz right up through 5.8G, so you're looking at all common drone bands in one box, and the effective radius hits about 1.2km in open areas without messing with nearby cell towers.
We run every unit through a full 72-hour continuous load test before it ships, with individual thermal and VSWR checks logged, and you'll get the test reports with teh unit.
The heatsink with fans handles the heat (it's 45kg, so it's built solid), and you can choose AC220V, AC110, or DC power depending on your setup—just let us know which supply you need.
MOQ is just one piece, and it ships in a wooden crate form Shenzhen; lead time is usually about 20 days or so, but confirm when you're ready to order.
Lead time is typically 7–15 working days from Shenzhen, but it can vary depending on stock and order volume. We'll confirm exact timing when you place the order.
Yes, the unit is CE marked, and we can provide the CE certificate and test reports upon request. Just let us know what docs you need.
The effective jamming range varies by band and environment—typically up to 1–3 km for common drone frequencies like 2.4G and 5.8g, but lower bands like 400m may have reduced range. We can share specific test data based on your use case.
Yes, it uses a heatsink with fans for active cooling, which allows for continuous operation during use. Just make sure the unit has proper ventilation to avoid overheating in extreme conditions.
It ships in a wooden packing crate, with the unit itself weighing 45kg and dimensions of 700*500*290mm. The crate adds a bit of weight and size for protection during transport.