LoRa Drone Jammer Modules

It is an RF jamming module designed to disrupt LoRa-based control, telemetry, or data links of unauthorized drones. It is usually integrated into counter-UAS systems, not a consumer device.

Common LoRa bands include 433 MHz, 470 MHz, 868 MHz, 915 MHz, etc. Actual bands should be customized according to target drone links and local spectrum regulations. We do not support unauthorized jamming.

Range depends on output power, antenna gain, installation height, environment, drone altitude, and receiver sensitivity. Integrated systems can typically reach several hundred meters to several kilometers. Final range should be confirmed by site survey and field testing.

Yes. Typical interfaces include RS485, Ethernet, GPIO, dry contact, and API/protocol. It can receive trigger signals from radar, RF detection, or EO/IR systems and perform directional jamming.

No. It only targets drones that use LoRa links within the module’s supported bands. Many consumer drones use 2.4 GHz / 5.8 GHz proprietary protocols, Wi-Fi, OcuSync/Lightbridge, or frequency-hopping links, so they may not be affected; autonomous or pre-programmed drones may not rely on real-time control either. Effectiveness depends on frequency matching, power/EIRP, antenna direction, distance, signal strength, and the drone’s failsafe settings. For broader protection, use a legally authorized multi-band detection and directional jamming C-UAS system.

Yes. We support customization of frequency, power, antenna, enclosure, interface, and branding. MOQ depends on the model and customization requirements. Standard warranty is usually 12 months, with technical support and integration guidance.