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Runs on 840-930MHz and 4800-5850MHz frequency ranges, delivering 325W total transmitted power, with a one-key on/off switch and frequency band block interference style, basically a brute-force solution for stopping remote triggers.
It weighs in at 34.5kg with antennas and measures 63x50x30cm for main unit, so not something you tote around casually; we usually recommend verifying portability expectations before ordering.
Conference centers, EOD teams, and perimeter sweeps for public events are the typical buyers, but it's not suited for continuous outdoor operation in rain without additonal shelter.
Built-in 24V 20Ah battery supports about 60 minutes of runtime, unlimited if plugged into AC220V or DC24-26V, and teh charger takes up to 5 hours to top off on a 29.5V&2A source—though mean time between failures exceeds 1000 hours.
For US and EU importers, we include neccessary compliance documentation and COAs with each shipment, but you'll want to confirm any local frequency restrictions before deployment; OEM support for custom labeling is also an option.
We run full pre-batch performnce tests to verify interference coverage hits the rated range with no signal leakage outside target bands, and each unit has high-explosive dummy load for safety calibration.
The 325W is total transmitted power including the 5.8G band. It's distributed across the different frequency modules, so not every band gets the full 325W individually.
With the built-in DC24V 20Ah battery you get about 60 minutes of continuous jamming. If you need longer, you can swap in the optional DC24V 30Ah pack for unlimited operation.
Yes, we can supply the CE, FCC, and RoHS documents upon request. We also include the HS code 9030899090 on the packing list to speed things through customs.
MOQ is 1 unit for stock models, but if you need OEM branding or custom frequency tuning, the MOQ is 10 units. Lead time is usually 7-15 days for standard orders.
Absolutely, we support OEM customization. Just send us the frequency ranges you need, and we'll retune the modules. The hardware can handle 4800-4960/5150-5850MHz and 840-930MHz as a base.
