ECM
Drone Jammer
The Drone Jammer is used to fight UAV and drone incursions into restricted airspace.
Operational goals for the system include blocking control frequencies as well as GPS receiver bands in order to immobilize commercial drones that conduct video reconnaissance as well as weapons transport, narcotics, contraband, explosives, and other payloads.
By blocking RF communication channels between the drone operator and the drone, the jamming interference can target:
- video transmissions of the aircraft
- RF trigger of an on-board IED
- navigation commands
- release mechanism of any on-board payload
Drone Jamming Operations:
Using a Drone Jammer as a countermeasure to protect both public and private spaces requires mains power unless a portable version is required. Our Drone Jammers can be pole mounted, wall mounted, or ground mounted for secure placement operations.
For more information about the Drone Jammer, Contact Us.
Notes:
The descriptions of our products and systems are published for informative purposes only. They are considered non-restricted. However, members of law enforcement organizations, certain government agencies, and their respective vendors may contact us for additional information, live demonstrations, and custom solutions should they be required. NOTE: IT IS ILLEGAL TO JAM ANY RADIO SIGNAL IN THE UNITED STATES.
Legal Notice from United Kingdom and United States legal affairs: All Bomb Jamming devices, IED Jamming devices, RF Jamming devices, and RCIED Jamming devices in part or whole are strictly regulated by the US Department of State in accordance with the guidelines in the International Traffic in Arms (ITAR) per title 22, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Parts 120-130 . Therefore, if you are outside the United States of America, an export license must be obtained. All sales and shipping are subject to license approval by US Department of State.
For IED Jammer, RF Jammer, and RCIED Jammer sales outside of the United States, you may Contact Us.
Managing The Threat of Unauthorized Drones
