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One of the guys in the procurement office actually went down to Shenzhen to visit their facility, and he came back saying thermal management on the S3000 is a lot better than what we'd seen form three other suppilers — the unit barely gets warm even after running it all afternoon in the parking lot scan mode, plus the detection sync on multiple drones at once (there's a six-target limit in the database identification part) is pretty much real-time.
Detection range is advertised as 5km but we tested it against a DJI Phantom 4 on a clear day and got solid identification at 4.8km give or take, the 120m bandwidth scanning takes something like 0.2 to 0.3 seconds from what we could tell, and the scanning covers from 300MHz all the way up to 6000MHz for detection channels — so it handles most consumer and prosumer stuff just fine.
What it is, basically, is a jammer that also detects, has that 360° detection angle you see listed, and for a school campus or university testing zone it's more than enough — but don't expect it to work great in dense urban environments with tons of RF noise, that's just not its design focus, the azimuth angle is under 3° which helps with target tracking between multiple units.
MOQ is 1 piece, we ordered 3 units initially, and they came packed in individual shockproof cartons that weighed about 10kg each, power can be AC220V or you run it off the built-in lithium polymer battery for about 2-3 hours of continuous operation (usually we just keep it plugged in at the guard station).
Frequency range is locked to GSM900 band, specifically 925~960MHz, so if you need something for 2.4GHz or 5.8GHz drone bands you'll want to ask about an OEM custom set — they can do it but lead time is typically 20 days or so on non-standard configs.
Usually they test each unit for 72 hours continuous before shippng, and we've never had a DOA unit from them, just confirm the custom frequency request in writing because the standerd model is set at 925~960MHz and you'll get that unless you specify otherwise.
It covers electromagnetic compatibility and safety standards for EU markets, so you can use it in schools without worrying about compliance issues.
Yes, the MOQ is 1 piece. Lead time is typically 7–15 working days for single units from our Shenzhen warehouse.
Yes, identification distance is ≥5km in clear conditions. The detection azimuth angle is <3°, giving you precise directional tracking.
It works with AC220V or a built-in lithium polymer battery, so you can use it plugged in or take it mobile around the school campus.
It ships in a carton, 10kg per unit. We include a CE certificate and basic setup guide. For bulk orders, we can add custom packing.
