Differences between directional mobile jammers and omnidirectional mobile jammers:

Directional mobile jammer refers to the shielded wave band sent by the mobile jammer in only one direction, which will not affect the signals of mobile phones and wireless devices in other directions. It refers to the shielding of a certain angle range on the horizontal pattern, which is commonly referred to as directional shielding. Its signal can only be transmitted to the front, which enhances the strength of the signal shielding in the front, while the shielding band sent in other directions is almost zero or very small. Directional mobile jammer is generally used in the environment with small coverage, large target distance and long communication distance.

The omnidirectional mobile jammer can be uniformly shielded at 360 ° in the horizontal direction. It transmits signals in all directions, that is, it has no directivity. The omnidirectional mobile jammer covers a large area and is generally used in large areas.

From the above, we further understand what an omnidirectional mobile jammer is and what a directional mobile jammer is. In practical applications, when multiple regions need to be satisfied and these regions are distributed in different directions, omnidirectional mobile jammers need to be used; If it is concentrated in one direction, it is recommended to use directional mobile jammer. These two mobile jammers are not different, so we can only say that we can judge what kind of mobile jammer to use according to the different environment.