ALFASIS MULTI-BAND DIRECTIONAL JAMMER SYSTEM

The Alfasis Multi-Band Directional Jammer System is a high-power, modular RF suppression platform designed to neutralize UAV/drone, GNSS, Wi-Fi, telemetry, and long-range remote-control threats. Equipped with a motorized high-gain directional antenna and 15-band modular structure, the system delivers up to 1000 W total RF output, providing focused long-range protection for military operations, critical facilities, and convoy/VIP security.

Product Highlights

• Total RF Output Power: 1000 W across 15 configurable bands

• Frequency Range: 400 MHz – 6 GHz

• Threat Coverage: UAV/drone links, GNSS (GPS/GLONASS/BeiDou), Wi-Fi, telemetry, RC signals

• Directional Antenna System: High-gain, motorized rotating antenna enabling focused, long-range jamming

• Modular Design: 8 standard bands + 5 optional mission-specific add-on bands

• Control Options: On-board LCD control panel + remote control interface

• Field-Ready Build: Ruggedized structure, suitable for vehicle or fixed installations

• Effective Range: Up to 20 km (environment & band dependent)

Technical Specifications

• Frequency Coverage: 400 MHz – 6 GHz (15 total bands)

• Total RF Output Power: 1000 W

• Antenna: High-gain directional antenna with motorized rotation

• Power Supply: 220 VAC

• Operating Temperature: −20 °C to +60 °C

• Control Interface: LCD panel + remote control optional

• Installation: Vehicle-mounted or field-deployable

Application Areas

• Military operations & tactical missions

• UAV/drone countermeasures (C-UAS)

• Airport, energy facility & critical infrastructure protection

• Border security & communication protection

• Convoy, VIP, and mobile force security

• Urban & field-based RF suppression operations

Key Advantages

• Long-range directional suppression (up to 20 km)

• Highly customizable multi-band architecture

• Fast response against modern RF threats

• Heavy-duty construction for harsh conditions

• User-friendly control and configuration options

• Commercial Notice

  Product pricing is not listed publicly, but is fully negotiable depending on configuration and operational requirements.