Threat profile
Small multi-rotor drones flying low at night to drop contraband into yards; repeat routes probing response times; operators positioned outside the perimeter beyond line of sight of guards.
Recommended layered architecture
| Layer | How it works on this site type |
|---|---|
| Detect | Passive RF detection watches the bands contraband drones actually use, with radar added for silent autonomous flights. |
| Identify | Thermal EO/IR confirms night flights and records the drop for prosecution. |
| Track | UB-C2 logs every track and bearing, building a pattern picture of repeat routes and launch points. |
| Defeat | Omnidirectional jamming over yard zones defeats the control link before the drop; pilot bearings guide police response outside the walls. |
Recommended product mix
- UB-RF Series RF Drone Detection And Direction Finder
- UB-FJ Series Fixed Omnidirectional Drone Jammer Station
- UB-EO Series EO/IR Drone Tracking Camera
- UB-C2 Counter-UAV Command Platform
Deployment notes
Sensors mount on perimeter towers and rooftops for overlap over yards. Jamming zones are shaped to cover open-air areas while keeping effects inside the facility boundary.
Compliance note
Jamming authorization typically involves the corrections authority and the national spectrum regulator; evidence recording supports prosecution under contraband and airspace offences.
Site adaptation for Global
Deployments are configured around the protected site: perimeter length, approach directions, existing security systems, and local spectrum rules.
| Site power | AC 110-240 V, 50/60 Hz site power, with DC vehicle and battery options by model |
|---|---|
| Documentation | Export-control review and end-user documentation are completed before quotation |