กรณีศึกษา: การส่งออกเครื่องรบกวนสัญญาณป้องกันโดรน 1000 เครื่องไปยังรัสเซีย: การควบคุมสัญญาณไร้สาย 5.8GHz

Market Background: Rising Demand for Counter-Drone Solutions in Russia

In 2025, Russia's civilian counter-drone market reached 12 billion rubles, up 20% year on year. Demand for wireless signal control at industrial facilities has been particularly strong, with oil and energy, metallurgy and mining, and agribusiness contributing roughly 70% of procurement volume. Notably, the market is shifting from indiscriminate jamming toward precise control, with customers increasingly focused on a device's ability to suppress specific frequency bands—especially the 5.8GHz band commonly used for drone video transmission and remote control.

At the same time, China-Russia trade continues to deepen, with Chinese equipment maintaining a high share of Russia's industrial goods imports. This provides a mature logistics and customs clearance channel for Chinese signal jamming devices entering the Russian market.

Customer and Application Scenario: Wireless Signal Control at an Industrial Park

The customer in this case is a Russian industrial security solutions integrator. The end user is a large energy facility park in Siberia that the integrator serves. The park's core pain point: unauthorized drones frequently fly over the operational area, using the 5.8GHz band for high-definition video transmission and flight control, creating risks of industrial espionage footage and unauthorized payload drops.

The customer's requirements were clear: devices must be deployed at key points across the park to effectively suppress the 5.8GHz band, forcing drones to trigger their fail-safe mechanism and return or hover. Because the park is large and power supply conditions vary, the customer required the supplier to offer 30W, 50W, and 100W power options so they could select the right model based on the coverage radius of each defensive zone.

Our Solution: Three-Tier Power Options with Targeted 5.8G Suppression

To meet the customer's needs, we provided a combined solution of 1,000 Anti Drone Jammer units. The devices are optimized for the 5.8GHz band, with output power available in three tiers: 30W, 50W, and 100W.

In terms of deployment design, the 30W units were installed at park perimeter entrances and low-risk storage areas, balancing portability with basic protection. The 50W units were installed around the core production equipment zones, forming a medium-radius defensive ring. The 100W units were deployed to protect the R&D center and executive office areas, using higher power headroom to ensure suppression of long-range intruding drones. All units use directional antennas, which significantly reduce incidental interference with the park's normal Wi-Fi and communication equipment while effectively covering the target zones.

During delivery, we conducted wide-temperature testing on the devices to account for local Russian climate conditions (extreme winter lows), ensuring stable startup and continuous operation at -30°C. The 1,000 units were shipped in three batches, and we worked with the customer to complete site planning and installation commissioning.

Customer Feedback: Tiered Power Strategy Wins On-Site Approval

After deployment, the customer's security director commented: "The three-tier power configuration is extremely practical. We don't need to buy the highest-power model for every location—we match it to the actual depth of each defensive zone, which has been a huge help for budget control." After two months of trial operation, unauthorized 5.8GHz drone activity in the park dropped significantly, and the system repeatedly triggered return-to-home behavior in intruding drones.

The customer specifically noted that the 50W units exceeded expectations in their main production area, with coverage sufficient to counter approach reconnaissance by the vast majority of consumer and industrial drones. Based on the smooth delivery of the first phase, the customer has expressed intent to place additional orders and plans to extend signal jamming coverage to two other industrial parks they serve.

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