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Basically it's a suitcase-style jammer that covers 1550-1620, 2400-2500, and 5725-5850MHz — three channels that handle most commercail drones out there. We've built these for sensitive areas where you need to shut down UAV control links fast. Most buyers go with the 37dBm output per channel, which pushes jamming out to about 800 meters give or take.
Government facilities or prisons are the usual ones, but we've also had event security teams pick it up for temporary deployments. 1 hour continuous on that lithium iron battery (25.9V/4Ah) is pretty much enough for a standerd sweep — if you need longer, you'd want a spare pack or a vehicle setup. Not really suited for wide-area perimeter defense, that's more for fixed installations.
The whole thing weighs 6kg and sits at 370x270x150mm, so it fits in a small Pelican case or similar. Power consumption runs about 100W, and it handles -20°C to +50°C with 5%-95% humidity non-condensing — actually ran one in a humid coastal test and it held up fine. You get overheat protection, over-power cutoffs, and standing wave protection built in, which saves you form frying the amp if the antenna gets knocked loose.
What it does is deliver better consistency than a lot of teh cheaper multi-band units we've tested — the frequency segmentation is intelligent, so each channel can independently target a drone's control link without cross-interference. We usually have stock on these, but confirm lead time (typically 15-20 days or so) if you're ordering 50 units or more. The COA covers output power and frequency accuracy per channel, and our company can include a full TDS if needed.
Compared to the generic 2-channel jammers out there, the 3rd band at 5725-5850MHz makes a real difference for newer FPV drones that hop on 5.8GHz. Just keep in mind that directional antennas mean you've got to aim it — not an omni setup, so operator training matters. Anyway, the price is roughly competitive with anything at this power level, and we don't mess around with the documentation.
We can do a single unit for testing or demo purposes, but standard MOQ starts at 10 units for a custom batch. Let us know your volume and we can adjust.
Yes, we can modify the frequency channels based on your threat environment, but it may affect the jamming range or power distribution. Just share your target bands and we'll check feasibility.
We can supply a factory test report showing the actual output power per channel and SWR values. For specific regulatory certifications like CE or FCC, that depends on your region and we can discuss options.
Lead time for a 50-unit custom order is typically 25-30 working days from design approval. That includes channel tuning, battery assembly, and final calibration.
Store it at 50% charge in a cool, dry place between 10°C and 30°C. Avoid leaving it fully drained or fully charged for more than a month to keep the battery healthy.
