Drone Wall

High-power directional RF denial system engineered for concentrated, sustained disruption across all primary drone-relevant frequency bands — from the 2.4GHz range through 6.4 GHz with a range of 10 km. NATO tested.

Total RF output: ~1500 W
Output power: 29.4 dBW
Effective range: 10 km
Active bands: 4

Positioning & mission role

The Drone Wall is BPNE's inner-layer, high-power directional RF denial platform. It concentrates roughly 1,500 W of absorbed power across five simultaneously active bands — 2.4 GHz, 5.2 GHz, 5.8 GHz and 6.2 GHz — into a focused denial sector, severing the control link, telemetry and video downlink of the drone at the point where it matters most. Because all thirteen sub-channels transmit in parallel with no sequential switching, there is no scan gap for an agile, frequency-hopping platform to exploit. It is best deployed where the threat picture is dominated by commercial and lightly modified COTS airframes flying Wi-Fi-derived control protocols, and where operators need sustained, continuous denial rather than short bursts. Four directional antenna elements with vertical linear polarisation shape the emission into the protected sector, so effect is delivered from 50 m out to 10 km standoff while keeping spill-over away from friendly spectrum users. The system was tested in a NATO environment and is designed to sit under the BPNE C2, cued automatically by passive RF and radar detection so that the operator authorises the engagement rather than hunting for the target.

Fixed perimeter protection
Vehicle-mounted forward area defence
NATO tested

Core advantages

Focused power density — 300-400 W per sub-channel maximises RF power density in each targeted band
Simultaneous multi-band — all four bands run in parallel with no sequential switching delay
Extended range — directional antenna geometry delivers denial from 50 m out to 10 km standoff

Frequency coverage

2.4 GHz: 2400 – 2500 MHz · 3 sub-channels · 300 W
5.2 GHz: 5150 – 5350 MHz · 3 sub-channels · 300 W
5.8 GHz: 5725 – 5850 MHz · 3 sub-channels · 300 W
6.2 GHz: 6200 – 6400 MHz · 3 sub-channels · 300 W
Total: 4 active bands · 12 sub-channels · ~1200-1500 W

Technical specifications

Number of bands: 4
Antenna type: 4 × directional
Antenna gain: 4 dBi per element
Polarisation: Vertical linear
Total output power: 29.4 dBW
Absorbed power: ~1500 W homogeneous
Operational range: 50 m – 10,000 m
Coverage mode: Focused directional denial
Best-fit environment: 2.4 / 5.2 / 5.8 / 6.2 GHz Wi-Fi-centric threat environments

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