Anti-Drone shotgun DFL-1034

The DFL-1034 anti-drone gun is one of the effective ways to combat unmanned aerial vehicles. It is designed to ensure the security of various objects, areas and events.

The working principle of an anti-drone gun

The operating principle of the DFL-1034 is based on the use of radio frequency interference and directed influence on the drone control system. The device emits signals that block communication between the drone and its operator. It can also jam the UAV's GPS signals. This causes the drone to lose control and usually either return to its starting point or begin to descend.

Specifications:

• Operating frequency
• Output power of the operating frequency channel of the output terminal:

400 M, 400-450 MHz, 10 dBm/30 kHz (min);

900 M, 840-930 MHz, 10 dBm/30 kHz (min);

1.2G 1160-1280 MHz 10 dBm/30 kHz (min);

1.4G 1380-1450 MHz 10 dBm/30 kHz (min);

1.5G 1550-1630 MHz 10 dBm/30 kHz (min);

2.4G 2380-2500 MHz 10 dBm/30 kHz (min);

5.2G 5150-5300 MHz 10 dBm/30 kHz (min);

5.8G 5720-5880 MHz 10 dBm/30 kHz (min).

• Average output power 43 dBm/45 dBm/47 dBm.
• Power supply: 220V AC-24V DC.
• Distance to interference: 500-2000 m.
• Power consumption: 360W-480W.
• Weight: 7.5 kg.
• Dimensions (width × height × length): 80 × 315 × 850 mm.

Specifics of device use

The DFL-1034 anti-drone gun is used in a variety of fields:

• Security of objects. Used to protect strategic and protected facilities from possible threats associated with the use of UAVs.
• Control of mass events. Implemented at sporting events and concerts to prevent the illegal use of drones that could threaten the safety of spectators.
• Military operations. It is used to protect troops and equipment from enemy drones, ensuring the effectiveness of combat missions.

Thus, this gun represents an important tool in providing security against drone threats.