We're sitting on about 200 units in our main warehouse right now, so stock isn't an issue—lead time is usually 3-5 business days unless you want OEM branding, which adds maybe 10 days or so. You'll want to order early if you're shippng internationally though, because the 2.0kg weight catches people off guard and pushes freight costs up a bit.

Basically, it covers everything you'd expect from a 16-channel unit: 5G down to 2G, WiFi 2.4 and 5, GPS L1 through L5, Lojack, and those RC frequencies at 315, 433, and 868 MHz. The total output is 12W, which works out to about 0.7W per band, and that's enough for a jamming radius of 2 to 20 meters depending on how strong the local signal is. Most buyers go with the 12W model rather than the smaller ones because the 2+ hour battery life from the 12000mAh pack is actually usable for field work—some of cheaper units die in 45 minutes.

What it does is combine a hidden antenna design with three cooling fans and an aluminum radiator, which keeps things running under 50°C even if you push it for a full work shift. That cooling system is a big deal because jammers generate heat fast, and without it, performence drops off after 20 minutes or so. And honestly, the LCD battery indicator is pretty handy—you don't want to be mid-operation guessing if you've got power left.
One thing I always mention: it's not great for outdoor use in rain or dust since the ABS shell isn't sealed. We've had buyers try using it in construction sites for drone jamming, and that's where the limitation shows up—it's really built for indoor security rooms, government facilities, or controlled test environments. The hidden antennas are nice for discretion, but they do reduce range slightly compared to external whip antennas on some competitors' models.

Also, when you order, each unit comes with an AC110-240V to DC12V adapter, the battery's pre-installed, and we include a basic COA with HPLC data on the output. Teh warranty is one year, but we usually have replacement units available within a week if something goes wrong—just confirm lead time before ordering if you're in a rush.
The MOQ for OEM orders is typically 50 units, but we can negotiate smaller batches for first-time buyers. Just let us know your volume and we'll work out the details.
For stock units, lead time is about 3-5 business days. Custom OEM orders usually take 15-20 working days, depending on the packaging and labeling specs.
Yes, this model is manufactured under ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified facilities. We can send you copies of the certificates upon request.
The GPS jamming radius is typically 2-10 meters in open areas with strong satellite signals, but can reach up to 20 meters in weaker signal zones. It varies by environment.
Yes, we offer band customization and power adjustments for OEM orders. Just specify which frequencies you need and we'll tune the 16 channels accordingly.