Uav GPS Navigation Satellites Spoofing Deception 20W Anti Drone Jammer Module

Name: Uav GPS Navigation Satellites Spoofing Deception 20W Anti Drone Jammer Module
Brand: Shenzhen Polaris Security Technology Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2166126962

Guangdong, ChinaShenzhen Polaris Security Technology Co., Ltd.

US$4,999.00-9,999.00

1 Piece

Sample price:US$6000.00/piece.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

Application

Conference Center

Frequency Range

1400MHz-1580MHz

Model NO.

Hobit SP6

Frequency

1400MHz-1580MHz

GPS Spoofer Transmission Power

≥ 10dBm

Spoofer Range

≥ 4km

Spoofer Power Adjustment Range

80db

Minimum Resolution

0.25db

Spoofer Start-up Time

40s

Spoofer Navigation Satellite Signal Time

240s

Power Supply

AC110-AC260V/ 50-60Hz

Working Temperature

-40℃~+60℃

Storage Temperature

-40℃~+80℃

Sdk Interface

Support

Operating Frequency Band

1.1GHz-1.5GHz

Transport Package

Sturdy and Durable Box

Specification

159mm × 70 mm × 44mm

Trademark

Aeroseek

Origin

Shenzhen, China

HS Code

8404909000

Production Capacity

300 PCS/ Month

Key features

6-Frequency Spoofing: This method uses conventional drone navigation satellites to deceive and influence the drone's trajectory.

23 Customizable Frequency Points: Customized frequency point processing can be implemented based on customer specifications.

Powerful Drone Spoofing:Effectively deceives and redirects GNSS-guided drones within a range of up to 4 km, enabling controlled navigation intervention and mission disruption.

Drone GNSS Spoofing Capability:Provides precise navigation signal deception for drones relying on GPS, Galileo, and other GNSS systems

Company profile

Customization from SamplesImporters and ExportersProduction Process VisualizationOEM Services

Shenzhen Polaris Security Technology Co., Ltd.

Guangdong, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory, Trading Company CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available & OEM Service Available CertifiedCustomization Options: Customization from Samples, Customization from Designs, etc. CertifiedExport Year: 6 Years CertifiedNearest Port: Shenzhen PortAverage Response Time: ≤1.36h

AI-Powered supplier vetting

SummaryThe supplier operates across security technology, intelligent UAVs, security equipment, industrial robots, semiconductor equipment, satellite communication terminals, software, AI applications, and electronic or machinery products. It demonstrates broad customization, ODM and OEM capability, SDK availability, and product development activity. Listed annual capacities total 3,200 sets across four Hobit product models, with stated lead times within 15 working days in both peak and off-season periods. However, R&D audit documentation is unavailable, finished-product inspections lack written records, and overseas service infrastructure is limited: no overseas warehouse, showroom, agent or branch, and no offline trade-show participation. Financial records are indicated for 2022–2024, but no assessable financial details are provided.

Supplier typeThe supplier’s stated business scope covers security technology development and services, intelligent UAV manufacturing and sales, security equipment, industrial robots, semiconductor equipment, satellite communication terminals, integrated circuits, AI application software, software development, electronic products, and machinery. This indicates a diversified technology and equipment manufacturer/service provider rather than a narrowly focused trading company.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier has no overseas warehouse, showroom, agent, or branch, serves zero stated overseas countries, and has not participated in offline trade shows. Although it accepts multiple service quotation and payment terms and reports a lead time within 15 working days, the evidence does not demonstrate a developed overseas after-sales network.

R&D capabilityThe supplier reports new products within the past year, provides ODM services, has an available SDK, and assigns R&D responsibilities covering product reviews, design changes, technical outputs, registration, and certification documents. Nevertheless, no R&D audit documentation for design inputs, outputs, reviews, verification, or validation is available, limiting evidence of documented development controls.

Production capacityThe supplier lists annual capacities of 600 sets for Hobit S1 Pro, 1,000 for Hobit D1 Pro, 600 for Hobit C1 Pro, and 1,000 for Hobit P1 Pro, totaling 3,200 sets across the stated models. It also reports lead times within 15 working days in both peak and off-season, but the manufacturing-capacity contract status is unknown and no inventory capability is available.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly offers customization from samples, customization from designs, full customization, minor customization, and flexible customization. These capabilities are supported in both the R&D and design-services information, indicating broad customization coverage.

Client casesThe supplier states that it provides OEM services for well-known brands, which is direct evidence of at least one category of customer experience. No brand names, project details, order history, or verifiable case studies are provided, so the breadth and quality of customer cases cannot be assessed further.

Product Q&A

Q:What is a Drone Spoofer?

A Drone Spoofer is a counter-UAS system that transmits simulated GNSS navigation signals to influence a drone's positioning data. By creating false navigation information, it can alter the drone's flight path, redirect it to a designated area, or trigger its built-in safety procedures.

Q:Which drones can be affected by the spoofing system?

The system is designed to target drones that rely on satellite-based navigation, including GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, and other GNSS positioning systems. Effectiveness may vary depending on the drone model, firmware, and navigation architecture.

Q:What is the operational range of the Drone Spoofer?

The operational range depends on the deployment environment, antenna configuration, and target drone characteristics. Under optimal conditions, the system can provide effective spoofing coverage within a radius of up to 4 km.

Q:How does spoofing differ from jamming?

Jamming disrupts communication or navigation signals by overwhelming them with interference, often causing the drone to hover, land, or return home. Spoofing, on the other hand, manipulates navigation data by generating deceptive GNSS signals, allowing controlled influence over the drone's perceived position and flight behavior.