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It only gives you about 45 minutes of continuous jamming time, which is its main trade-off — but for most patrol work or checkpoint operations, that usually covers a full shift's worth of active use anyway.
Basically, what it does is combine a 15W jammer with a decent flashlight, and we've found most buyers go with this over separate units because it's one less thing to carry and charge.
The 1.5G/2.4G/5.8G frequencies cover pretty much every common consumer drone you'll run into, and the 50-800 meter range gives you enough room to react before quadcopter gets too close.
It's IP65 rated so rain isn't an issue, but don't expect it to survive a drop into a puddle — and teh built-in antenna means you can't upgrade range later, which is something to keep in mind.
We usually have stock on these, roughly 50 units or so, and lead time is about 20 days if we don't; also, the 1kg weight makes it noticeably lighter than most handheld jammers we've handled.
Pricing depends on quantty — for smaller orders the unit cost is around $280 or so, but our company can drop that quite a bit once you're past 10 units.
The jamming range is 50 to 800 meters, depending on the specific drone model and environment. The 1.5G, 2.4G, and 5.8G bands all work within that range, but lower frequencies may reach further in open areas.
Yes, the 16.8V/1.5A lithium battery is replaceable. Under normal use, it should last about 500 charge cycles before you notice a drop in runtime.
We can share our IP65 test report and RF output verification upon request. Just contact us, and we’ll send the relevant documents.
Our standard MOQ is 10 units for this model, but we can discuss smaller trial orders if you’re just starting out.
Each unit comes in a foam-lined box with the jammer, charger, and manual. For bulk orders, we use reinforced cartons, and we typically ship within 7-15 days after payment.
