It hits 100-6000MHz across 9 channels, not just the usual 2.4GHz cut-off that leaves most of the commercail FPV bands open. 70% of those drone frequencies are dead zones on cheaper units.
We run each one for 2 full hours at -10C and +50C before it ships—that's teh calibration step most factories skip to save time. The casing is 1.5mm cold rolled steel, not thin plastic that cracks after a few months outside. AC110-240V or DC 24-28V power supply, so you can whatever you've got on site. It's about 22.5kg in the box, roughly 447 by 357 by 203mm. The pearl cotton and 5-layer corrugated carton packaing actually works—zero damage across 1200-plus units shipped last year.
This isn't suited for mobile or handheld use, the weight and power draw make it a fixed-site piece. Running temp is -25C to +65C, though we usually have stock but confirm lead time if you're pushing extremes.
Anyway, most buyers go with this for permanent low-altitude security perimeters. It basically covers all common UAV control and navigation bands without gaps.
CE compliance and full docs are included—MOQ is 1 unit, so you don't have to commit to a pallet. And we don't ship without a completed COA for the batch.
MOQ is just 1 piece, so you can order a single unit for testing or deployment without any minimum bulk requirement.
Yes, this model is fully compliant for the EU and comes with CE certification plus all required documents included in the shipment.
Lead time is typically 7-15 working days for a single piece, depending on current stock and production schedule.
Yes, it supports AC 110-240V and DC 24V-28V, so you can run it off mains or a battery pack in the field.
Gross weight is 22.5kg, shipped in pearl cotton cardboard packaging inside a carton with dimensions 447x357x203mm.