There are many customers who are interested in purchasing drone jammer systems. When consulting product functions and technical parameters, one of the most prominent concerns is how long is the jamming distance of the drone jammer system? Moreover, it can be clearly felt from the communication with customers that the greater the interference distance, the better, so is such a psychological expectation reasonable?

First of all, we can clearly inform that most of the radio frequency transmitting modules of drone jammer systems currently have a transmitting power value in the range of 5W to 50W, and the corresponding interference distance, that is, the interference distance Usually in the range of 500 meters to 5000 meters. Customers can choose the appropriate transmission power of the drone jammer system according to the actual needs of their own units. Usually, you can control the interference distance of drones to be slightly larger than the space of your own unit. Do not blindly pursue a greater interference distance, otherwise it may cause unnecessary impact on the external environment.

Our suggestion is that the jamming distance of the drone jammer system purchased is just enough. The pursuit of increasing the transmission power and expanding the interference distance will not fully meet the actual needs, and will also increase the procurement cost.

As for the insufficient interference distance of the drone jammer system reported by some customers, another possible reason is that the interference frequency bands configured by the drone jammer system are not complete, for example, only the most basic anti-drone The most basic interference frequency bands for drone navigation and positioning, flight control, and image transmission include: GPS and Wi-Fi frequency bands. In addition to these, some privately modified drones will also use frequency bands at least including: 433MHz, 800MHz, 900MHz, 1400MHz, WiFi5.2G frequency band, etc. When all these interference frequency bands are fully configured, it is enough to cope with more than 95% of the current drone product types.