Stationary 360° Omni-Directional Multi-Band UAV Drone Jammer System
This stationary 570W outdoor anti-drone jammer delivers 360° omni protection over a 1–3km radius. Featuring 9 independent RF units and IP65 waterproofing, it provides continuous coverage across major UAV bands.
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Product Details
Product Features
This stationary UAV jammer adopts high-gain omnidirectional antennas and features 8 built-in independent RF modules. It supports switchable GPS jamming to repel drones or force landing. Providing 360° all-round signal jamming with an effective coverage of 1–3 km, it stably and continuously blocks UAV signals across 433 MHz, 700 MHz, 900 MHz, 1.2 GHz, 1.5 GHz, WiFi 2.4 GHz, 5.2 GHz and 5.8 GHz. (Optional: GPS Spoofing)
- 12 dBi high-gain antenna
- Effective jamming range: 500 m to 3 km
- Equipped with cooling fan, supports long-duration continuous work
- IP65 dustproof and waterproof
- Built-in lightning protection
- 360° omnidirectional air defense
Compatible with 400–600 MHz frequency band
Key Specifications
| Support 4-10 Bands (400-6000MHz) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Channel | Frequency Range | Output Power(±1.5dBm) |
| Frequencies | 433MHz | 420-440MHz | 47 dBm (50W) |
| 700MHz | 700-840MHz | 47 dBm (50W) | |
| 900MHz | 840-960MHz | 50 dBm (100W) | |
| 1.2GHz | 1150-1300MHz | 47 dBm (50W) | |
| 1.4GHz | 1420-1530MHz | 47 dBm (50W) | |
| 1.5GHz | 1560-1610MHz | 47 dBm (50W) | |
| 2.4GHz | 2400-2500MHz | 51 dBm (120W) | |
| 5.2GHz | 5150-5300MHz | 47 dBm (50W) | |
| 5.8GHz | 5700-5900MHz | 47 dBm (50W) | |
| Blocking radius | 1000-3000m (Based on local area signal strength) | ||
| Total output power | 570W | ||
| Power consumption | 1300W | ||
| Number of bands | 9 (Support customized frequency) | ||
| Number of antennas | 9 | ||
| Device size | 510 × 462 × 233mm | ||
| Antenna size | 830 × φ32mm | ||
| Antenna support band | 433MHz, 700MHz, 900MHz, 1.2GHz, 1.4GHz, 1.5GHz, 2.4GHz, 5.2GHz, 5.8GHz | ||
| Antenna gain | 10-12dBi Gain | ||
| Working angle | 360° | ||
| Packing size | 800 × 600 × 450mm | ||
| Weight | 45kg | ||
| Power supply | AC 110-240V / DC 24-28V | ||
| Installation | Outdoor | ||
| Note | Jammer Frequency customization: 20MHz-8000MHz | ||
FAQ
- Q1: How do the independent RF working units improve operational flexibility compared to all-in-one jammers?
- A1: By utilizing 8 to 9 independently operated RF modules, operators can toggle specific frequencies on or off. For example, disabling the GPS/GNSS suppression while active cellular or WiFi jamming continues can force a drone to automatically execute a return-to-home flight track, enabling tactical tracking of the pilot’s base location.
- Q2: What is the functional difference between forcing a drone to land versus driving it away?
- A2: Driving a drone away typically requires disrupting its primary control and video links (such as 2.4GHz or 5.8GHz), prompting it to return to its launch point. Forcing a drone to land requires simultaneously flooding its global positioning bands (1.2G/1.5G GPS), striping its navigational stability, and forcing an immediate vertical descent.
- Q3: How does the 10-12dBi omni-directional antenna array maintain signal propagation efficiency across 9 discrete bands?
- A3: The system relies on custom-engineered, ultra-high-gain colinear omni-directional antennas matched to specific frequency bands. Standing at 830mm, these elements project a dense horizontal radiation envelope across 360 degrees, ensuring no entry vectors or blind spots are left exposed in the protected airspace.
- Q4: What structural protections are built into the hardware for continuous outdoor deployment in harsh weather?
- A4: The system is housed inside an IP65-rated heavy-duty weatherproof enclosure that entirely shields sensitive RF modules from moisture, dust, and corrosive environments. It also incorporates native lightning protection components and an automated active cooling fan network to sustain perpetual 24/7 operations in extreme seasonal changes.
- Q5: How can this jammer counteract advanced drones that rely on autonomous waypoints rather than RF remote control?
- A5: Drones executing pre-programmed autonomous waypoints do not rely on standard 2.4GHz/5.8GHz control signals, rendering basic control jammers ineffective. However, by deploying the 1.2GHz/1.5GHz navigation disruption loops or integrating the optional GPS Spoofing module, this system misleads or completely cuts off the drone’s satellite telemetry, effectively neutralizing autonomous sorting paths.
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