Counter-UAS planning starts with one question: how will the equipment be carried? A fixed site, a foot patrol and a vehicle convoy each need a different shape of hardware, so the fastest way to narrow a shortlist is to compare what a body-worn drone detector can do against a stationary installation. For teams that work on foot, the SIG-W08 handheld drone detector covers 100 MHz–8 GHz in a single unit, with a replaceable directional antenna and a magnetic interface to backpack-style countermeasure equipment.
The same six questions decide every form factor. Where a figure is published for the SIG-W08 platform it is shown; where a figure is not published, the cell is deliberately left open so it can be specified in your RFQ rather than assumed.
| Form factor | Band coverage | Direction finding | Data transmission | Mitigation linkage | Customization | Tender documentation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Handheld detector (SIG-W08)One operator on foot; patrol, escort and spot checks | 100 MHz–8 GHz, ultra-wideband full spectrum | Replaceable directional antenna | Bluetooth to terminal devices | Magnetic interface to backpack countermeasure equipment | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ |
| Wearable detector (SIG-W08)Body-worn use linked to a countermeasure backpack | 100 MHz–8 GHz, ultra-wideband full spectrum | Replaceable directional antenna | Bluetooth to terminal devices | Magnetic interface to backpack countermeasure equipment | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ |
| Vehicle-mobileConvoy and moving patrol coverage | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ |
| Fixed stationaryPerimeter and site-wide coverage | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ | Specify in RFQ |
The handheld and wearable rows reflect the published specifications of the SIG-W08 platform. Blank entries are marked rather than filled, which tells a tender reader exactly which questions are still open.
This is the only class on the page with a named, documented unit. Each capability below is paired with the decision it forces during equipment selection.
One unit covers every MHz across the stated range, performs analog video transmission signal detection in real time for each drone frequency band with an ultra-low false alarm rate, and displays relevant signal data at the same time. Decision: replace two or three band-limited devices with one, and add your required band list to the RFQ so coverage is confirmed in writing.
The platform supports replacement of the directional antenna, which is what turns a detection into a bearing. Decision: confirm the antenna type you need for your band plan and operating terrain before ordering.
Detection can be linked to countermeasure gear through a magnetic interface, keeping detection and mitigation in one operator workflow. Decision: verify the countermeasure unit you already own uses a compatible interface before you commit.
Viewing data is transmitted in real time to terminal devices for remote viewing. Decision: list the phones, tablets or consoles your team actually carries and confirm compatibility in the RFQ.
The device captures simulated video from drones within the 100 MHz–8 GHz range in real time and allows first-person viewing of FPV camera video information. Decision: decide whether video capture is a field-verification tool, a training aid, or both — that changes how many operators need the unit.
A fixed installation is a system, not a device. It is built from a detection node that watches the airspace, a processing and alerting layer that decides what the signal means and who is told, and a mitigation linkage that hands the decision to a jammer or suppressor. Each layer is procured and documented separately, and each one constrains the others.
Before you request a fixed-system quote, you should be able to answer four questions in writing: what airspace must be covered and from which mounting points; what happens in the seconds after a detection, and who authorises a response; how the detection layer connects to the mitigation layer on site; and what compliance evidence your authority, insurer or tender requires.
Site-wide installations follow a documented procurement path, and the stationary detection and jamming systems listed further down this page are the class of equipment that path leads to. Confirm configuration, range and integration points against your own site survey rather than assuming they carry over from a mobile unit.
Generic fixed-installation sequence. Confirm the exact configuration for your site in the RFQ.
Each deployment scenario forces one specification decision before any other. Settle it in that order and the equipment class usually selects itself.
A complete RFQ gets a usable answer the first time. Send these fields together, and quote back the published figures you already have so nothing is re-negotiated later.
Send your band list, deployment type, quantity and documentation requirements through the quote form. Frequency customization, bulk quantities and branding requirements can be discussed in the same request, so the quotation covers hardware, configuration and paperwork together.
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View productthe product page states detection coverage from 100 mhz to 8 ghz, described as ultra-wideband full-spectrum coverage. the device performs analog video transmission signal detection in real time for each drone frequency band with an ultra-low false alarm rate while simultaneously displaying the relevant signal data.
yes. the platform supports replacement of the directional antenna, which is the direction-finding element. tell us which antenna type suits your band plan and operating terrain when you request a quote.
it connects to backpack-style countermeasure equipment through a magnetic interface, which keeps detection and mitigation in one operator workflow. check the interface on the countermeasure unit you intend to pair with before ordering.
the device supports bluetooth data transmission, sending viewing data to terminal devices in real time for remote viewing. confirm compatibility with the phones, tablets or consoles your team already carries.
yes. the device captures simulated video from drones within the 100 mhz–8 ghz range in real time and allows first-person fpv viewing of the camera video information, which is useful for field verification and operator training.
price, lead time, warranty, power, weight and detection distance are not published on the product page, so these come through the quote route: faye@signowa.com or +86 18025425918. include your frequency requirements, quantity and documentation needs in the same message so customization and bulk options can be quoted together.