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You've got a big agricultural site, right, and problem is people using phones when they shouldn't be—distractions in the field, security risks with harvest info leaking, or just plain productivity drops because someone's scrolling instead of working, and that's pretty much the whole reason you're looking at this kind of gear in the first place.
What it does is let you walk a 25-meter radius around any area and cut off all the cell signals, and we're talking full bands form 2G all the way up to 5G, plus WiFi on both 2.4 and 5.8GHz, so basically nothing gets through unless you're standing right next to a tower, which usually knocks the range down to about 2 meters or so—it's really teh local signal strength that determines the actual reach, not a fixed number.
Each of those 18 bands gets 1 watt of power, so the total output sits at 18W, and the unit itself is roughly 2 kilos and 210 by 130 by 46 millimeters without the antennas attached, which are sixteen omnidirectional ones you screw on before use, and the battery is a 7.4V 12000mAh pack that gives you maybe 60 to 90 minutes of continuous run time—but you'll want to charge it fully overnight, obviously.
It's not really suited for indoor conference centers with weak signals though, because the jam radius can drop dramatically if you're in a building with thick walls or a lot of metal structure, and that's just a fact about how these things work, no point spinning it.
We've got about 1200 units in warehose right now, MOQ is 1 piece if you just want to test one on your site, but for bulk orders—say 20 units or more—the per-unit price drops noticeably and lead time is typically 3 working days for anything under 500 pieces, so you can ramp up fast once you're happy with the sample.
Actually, most buyers go with the 20-unit bulk order to start, because they want to cover a few different areas of the farm simultaneously, and the handheld format means one person can just walk a patrol route rather than installing fixed jammers everywhere, which is way more flexible for seasonal use.
In open agricultural areas with average signal strength, you can expect the jammer to cover roughly 15–20 meters. The 25m max is only in very weak signal zones, so test it on site.
The battery lasts about 2–3 hours under continuous full-power use. For longer shifts, you'll need to keep it plugged into the DC12V power supply or carry spare power.
It covers all common 5G bands used globally — including sub-6GHz frequencies — plus 4G, 3G, 2G, and WiFi 2.4G/5G. Each of the 18 bands gets 1W of output.
Yes, MOQ is 1 piece, so you can order a single unit for testing. Bulk pricing is available if you need larger quantities later.
We provide a certificate of origin and a basic compliance test report. For specific certifications like CE or FCC, please check with us before ordering — they may vary by batch.
