Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our jamming solutions, installation, and maintenance.
Q1. What types of threats does this device address?
A1. Our technology is designed to help counter unauthorized or potentially disruptive drones, enhancing security around events, facilities, and high-priority sites.
Q2. How is it powered?
A2. The device is typically powered by a standard DC source. For vehicle-based deployments, it can connect to a car battery, while stationary units may rely on a suitable external power supply.
Q3. Is special certification or licensing required to operate it?
A3. Requirements vary by country and jurisdiction. In many places, operation of any jamming device requires specific authorization or licensing from the relevant regulatory authorities.
Q4. Can it be used in harsh outdoor conditions?
A4. The device is designed with durability in mind and often incorporates features to withstand challenging environments. However, proper protective measures and maintenance schedules are recommended for long-term reliability.
Q5. How do I maintain and service the unit?
A5. Regular inspections, cleaning of filters, and periodic checks of all connections help maintain optimal performance. Our support team can provide guidance on servicing intervals and recommended procedures.
Q6. Does it require a professional to install?
A6. Installation can be done by users familiar with basic hardware setups, but professional assistance is recommended for optimal placement, secure mounting, and compliance with local regulations.
Q7. What kind of after-sales support is available?
A7. We provide technical support and service options, including consultations, troubleshooting assistance, and maintenance advice, to ensure users get the best results over the product’s lifecycle.
Q8. Will it disrupt other devices or communication systems?
A8. When used according to recommended guidelines and within authorized frequency ranges, the device is designed to minimize unintended interference. Always follow local regulations to avoid conflicts with lawful communications.