Jammers

Hertz New Technologies is a manufacturer of highly effective anti-UAV devices that are shaped like firearms. Their product line includes both jammers designed to counter drones using commercial frequencies as well as those using custom frequencies.

Upon pulling the trigger, the device sends a jamming signal, forcing the drone to either land at the point where the signal is lost or return to its launch site.

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NR1700

operational range up to 1.7 km

lightweight at 3.7 kg

ergonomic housing

operation time up to 60 minutes

ready for use in under 10 seconds

meets EM radiation safety standards for human exposure

The NR1700 Handheld Neutralizer is a highly effective personal jammer designed to counter various commercially available drones. Upon pulling the trigger, the device disrupts the drone’s control and navigation signals, including video feeds from the onboard camera. This results in the drone performing an automated controlled landing, returning to its launch point, or hovering in place. The NR1700 can be equipped with a target designation module, allowing for integration with a detection system installed at the facility.

NR800

expanded list of disrupted frequencies: 433MHz, 868MHz, 915MHz

operational range up to 1 km

lightweight at 4 kg

ergonomic housing

operation time up to 30 minutes

The NR800 is a multi-band jammer designed to counter various types of drones, including FPV and DIY models. Its integrated display facilitates device operation. Upon activation, it disrupts the drone’s control and navigation signals, including video feeds from the onboard camera.

NR500

operational range up to 1.5 km

lightweight at 2.5 kg

operation time up to 30 minutes

ergonomic housing

ready for use in under 10 seconds

meets EM radiation safety standards for human exposure

The NR500 Handheld Neutralizer is a highly effective personal jammer designed to counter various commercially available drones. It is intended for public services to protect the state and citizens, as well as to secure strategic facilities. Upon pulling the trigger, the device disrupts the drone’s control and navigation signals, including video feeds from the onboard camera. This results in automated controlled landing, return to the launch point, or hovering in place. The jammer is safe for the operator.