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Pulling apart what a full band jammer can and can't do is usually the first hurdle, and that 2-25 meter adjustable radius basically gives you a lab bench variable to work with rather than a fixed wall. We've seen testing teams spend days chasing inconsistent results because the unit they were using couldn't actually drop the PCS1900 band cleanly, so the 16 antennas here pretty much blanket the space without leaving a weak spot.
It's the sort of thing you'd use in an examination hall simulation or even a quick forensic spectrum isolation test, but honestly it's overkill for just shutting down a single Bluetooth device — you're better off with a dedicated little blocker for that. Most buyers we talk to go with the UK or EU plug type by default but we've got the other four on hand too, usually ships within 20 days or so.
The shielding radius varies a lot base on your room construction — concrete walls vs drywall can shift that 2-25m range by give or take 40% — and there's no way to know exactly until you test it in your specific space. What it does is push 16 watts across GPS, GSM, WiFi, 2G all the way up to 5G, and even walkie-talkie frequencies, so you're covered for most common RF investigation work in a closed environment.
Battery life sits at roughly 2.5 hours continuous (three if you're just running the lower bands), and the whole unit weighs 3.5kg in a foam-lined kraft box that's actually decent for shippng — we've used those same cartons for twenty units going out to a university lab without a single dent reported. One thing nobody asks about but should know is the antenna array heat; after about 45 minutes of full power the top plate gets warm enough that you won't want to handle it bare-handed for a few minutes.
We're a Chinese factory on this one so OEM frequency customiztion is available, though lead time stretches to about 30 days for that, and there's no MOQ issue since we do single-unit orders anyway for research teams testing things out before committing to a bigger batch. Teh dimnesions are basically 190x126x46 mm, which fits under a desk or inside a small testing booth without yelling "jammer" at everyone walking by.
It's adjustable in that range — you can tweak the output power to shrink or expand the radius depending on layout and signal strength in the room. In a standard exam hall with open space, you'll get closer to 25m; tighter spaces or thicker walls will bring it down.
Yes, we can tailor the frequency modules to block only the bands you need — say, just 4G and WiFi if GPS isn't a concern. There's usually a small setup fee for the first custom order, but it stays low because we handle it at the factory.
We include a factory test report and can supply a CE or FCC certification copy upon request — just let us know before shipping. For bulk orders, we'll also add a batch inspection certificate.
A standard unit ships in 3–5 business days from our warehouse. If you need OEM frequency customization, add about 7–10 working days for the module swap and testing.
It ships in a kraft box with internal foam padding, so the unit and antennas are snug and protected. We've shipped hundreds internationally without damage, but let us know if you need an extra outer carton for heavy-duty routes.
