Core parameter overview
- System type
- Manpack jammer
- Operation
- Wearable autonomous operation
- Coverage
- Protection radius 0.8-1.5 km
| Parameter | UB-BP360 | UB-BP520 | UB-BP700 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Band count | 6 | 7 | 8 |
| Total RF output power | 360 W | 520 W | 700 W |
| Jamming radius | 0.8 km | 1.2 km | 1.5 km |
| Battery | 2 h | 1.5 h | 1 h continuous transmit |
| Weight | 18 kg | 23 kg | 28 kg |
Typical use: Foot patrol, convoy escort, and mobile VIP protection
Related systems in the same defense chain
- UB-FJ Series Fixed Omnidirectional Drone Jammer Station
- UB-GUN Series Portable Anti-Drone Jammer Gun
- UB-VM Series Vehicle-Mounted Counter-UAV System
- UB-RD Series Ku-Band Drone Detection Radar
- UB-RF Series RF Drone Detection And Direction Finder
- UB-EO Series EO/IR Drone Tracking Camera
- UB-GS Series GPS Spoofing Decoy Device
- UB-HD Series Handheld Drone Detector
- UB-ID Series Integrated Detect-And-Jam Station
- UB-C2 Counter-UAV Command Platform
- UB-NC Series Net-Capture Interceptor Drone
Selection FAQ
How heavy is the manpack in daily use?
Between 18 and 28 kg by model. The frame distributes the load like a mountaineering pack, and batteries can be removed to lighten the carry when jamming is on standby.
Can bands be switched off individually?
Yes. Each band has its own switch and power setting, so operators can protect friendly communications or reduce power consumption when the threat profile allows.
How is it recharged in the field?
Packs are hot-swappable and can be charged from AC mains, vehicle DC, or a field charger kit.