For a single unit it's about $2,800, mid-volume around $2,450, and if you're pushing 50 units or so we can talk closer to $2,200 each — that's where the real value kicks in for schools or venues buying multiple.
360° coverage with simultaneous tracking of six targets is pretty much standdard here, and the detection range hits 5km on good day, though terrain can cut that roughly 10-15% in practice.
We've shipped these to over 500 B2B buyers globally, and 92% of orders leave Shenzhen within 5 working days — stock units usually go out in 3-7 days, bulk gets dedicated logistics with no surprise fees.
Actually, most school buyers go with the W9000 for perimeter monitoring around playgrounds and dorms because it locks unknown drone signals within 2 seconds and triggers an on-site alert, but it's not ideal for dense urban settings where building reflections mess with the detection angle.
Every unit passes GJB150A vibration testing before it ships, and you'll get full CE and FCC compliance docs with the batch — working temperture range is AC220V or built-in lithium polymer battery, which is handy for temporary setups.
The identification time syncs with the database to ID up to six drone brands simultaneously, and teh azimuth angle stays under 3° for tight tracking, though we usually have stock but confirm lead time for custom frequency tuning.
It can detect UAVs at ground level—minimum detection height is 0 meters, so even a drone hovering just above the ground will be picked up.
Yes, it can simultaneously detect and identify at least 6 targets, and the database holds identification info for 6 or more UAV brands.
It's CE certified, and we can provide the certificate along with test reports upon request—just let us know what you need.
It works with AC220V or a built-in lithium polymer battery, so you can use it in locations without easy access to mains power.
Lead time is usually 15-20 working days for standard orders. It ships in a carton, and each unit weighs about 10kg.