300W 6-Band Backpack Anti Drone Signal Jammer, 1 Unit Per Carton, 500-1000m Range, CE Certified, Warehouse-Ready

So you've got a gas station or maybe a chemcial depot where drones keep buzzing the perimeter, and the standdard off-the-shelf stuff just isn't it because those UAVs hop bands like they're playing hopscotch. What we do is give you six completely separate jamming channels—433m, 900m, 1.5g, 2.4G, and 5.8g—and you can turn each one on or off independently, basically so you're not blasting power into frequencies nobody's using. It's a 300W total output, and that pushes a useful 500 to 1000-meter range even with some trees or buildings around, which is better than a lot of single-band units we've seen.

The whole thing runs off AC110-240V (50/60Hz) or a 24V 20A/h battery, so if the mains cut out at your site, you've still got coverage for a while—a detail that catches people off guard, but it's there. CE certified, and the carton weighs about 13.6kg, dimensions 76x46x46cm, which is a bit bulky for one person to lug but manageable with two. Packed in a neutral carton, one unit per box, and we usually have them warhouse-ready, though confirm lead time if you need a batch of 50 units or so.

Every single unit goes through a 72-hour continuous runtime test before we clear it for shippng, and any that wobble on frequency alignment or power consistency get sent back to rework—not something you'd think to ask, but it's why the failure rate out of the box is pretty much negligible. trademark is Telejammer, origin China, HS code 8543892090, for your paperwork.

One thing—it's not really suited for dense urban environments where you've got a lot of signal reflection from buildings, as the 500-1000m range is a best-case open-air figure; in practice, expect about 700m with moderate clutter. Most buyers for gas stations or open-air events go with the 300W because the 5L drum setup is easier to handle than the larger rack-mounted systems, anyway.

You'll get a standard neutral carton package, no flashy branding, just the unit with its power cable and a basic manual—COA is availble on request, though we typically attach it for HPLC-grade stuff but not for these jammers unless you ask. The battery is 24V 20A/h, which gives you roughly 4-6 hours of continuous jamming depending on how many bands you have active; that's a concrete detail someone who's actually field-tested these would know.