| Customization: | Available |
|---|---|
| Frequency Range: | CDMA/GSM/Dcs/Phs/3G/4G |
| Frequency: | GPS/2.4G/WiFi/5g/5.2g/5.8g/WiFi |
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| Specification Item | Details |
| Product Model | VS-X11 |
| Product Name | Multi-Band Signal Jammer |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 385mm × 290mm × 90mm |
| Net Weight | 2.7KG |
| Operating Voltage | AC 220V (recommended) |
| Power Supply Mode | External power cord connection + built-in 24V power supply |
| Continuous Operating Time | 24 hours (stable performance under normal conditions) |
| Power-On Protection | Equipped with a power-on protection circuit, 1-2 seconds delay after power switch activation |
| Output Channel | Output Frequency Band | Output Power | In-Band Flatness | Remarks |
| CDMA/GSM | 870-960MHz | 38dBm | ±0.5dB | Shields 2G mobile phone signals |
| DCS/PHS | 1805-1920MHz | 36dBm | ±1dB | Shields 2G/early 3G mobile phone signals |
| 3G | 2010-2170MHz | 36dBm | ±1dB | Shields mainstream 3G mobile phone signals |
| 4G (1) | 2300-2390MHz | 36dBm | ±1dB | Shields one of the core 4G frequency bands |
| 4G (2) | 2550-2655MHz | 36dBm | ±1dB | Shields another key 4G frequency band |
| 4G (3) | 2550-2655MHz | 36dBm | ±1dB | Redundant coverage for 4G signals in high-density areas |
| GPS (Customized) | 1560-1620MHz | 36dBm | ±1dB | Shields GPS positioning signals (customizable for specific needs) |
| 2.4G/WIFI | 2400-2500MHz | 36dBm | ±1dB | Shields 2.4GHz WIFI signals (common in home and office networks) |
| 5G | 3400-3600MHz | 36dBm | ±1dB | Shields mainstream 5G mobile phone signals |
| 5.2G | 5100-5255MHz | 36dBm | ±1dB | Shields 5.2GHz WIFI signals (used in high-speed WIFI 6 networks) |
| 5.8G/WIFI | 5725-5850MHz | 36dBm | ±1dB | Shields 5.8GHz WIFI signals (common in public hotspots and enterprise networks) |

| Serial Number | Accessory Name | Quantity | Unit | Remarks |
| 1 | VS-X11 Jammer Host | 1 | Set | Core device |
| 2 | Power Cord | 1 | Root | Selected based on the user's country/region (e.g., Type A for the US, Type G for the UK, Type I for Australia) |
| 3 | Power Adapter (Optional) | 1 | Piece | Can be built-in or external, depending on user needs |
| 4 | Remote Control (Customized, Optional) | 1 | Piece | Available for additional payment if required |
| 5 | Packaging Box | 1 | Box | Protective packaging for transportation and storage |
| Symptom | Possible Causes | Troubleshooting Steps |
| Power indicator does not light up when the device is turned on | 1. Power cord is not properly connected. 2. Internal battery (if applicable) is dead. 3. Power indicator is damaged. |
1. Check the power cord connection at both the device and the outlet; reinsert if loose. 2. If the device has a replaceable internal battery, replace it with a new one (consult the manual for battery type). 3. If the above steps do not work, the power indicator may be damaged-contact our after-sales team for repair. |
| Power indicator flashes when the device is turned on | 1. Motherboard fault. 2. Internal motherboard malfunction. |
Do not attempt to repair the motherboard yourself. Immediately turn off the device, disconnect the power, and contact our technical support team for professional inspection and repair. |
| Fan does not work when the device is turned on | 1. Fan switch (if separate) is not turned on. 2. Power indicator is off (device not powered on). 3. Fan is faulty. |
1. Check if the fan has a separate switch and ensure it is in the "ON" position. 2. Verify that the power indicator is on (if not, refer to the first symptom above). 3. If the power is normal but the fan still does not work, the fan may be faulty-contact us to replace the fan. |
| Short shielding distance or no shielding effect | 1. Power plug is not connected to the mains. 2. Main power switch is not turned on. 3. Internal components have fallen off. 4. Strong surrounding base station signals (signal field strength ≤ -50dBM). |
1. Check the power plug and ensure it is firmly inserted into a working outlet. 2. Confirm the main power switch is in the "ON" position (power indicator should be on). 3. Pick up the device and shake it gently left and right; if abnormal noises are heard, internal components may have fallen off-stop using the device and contact support. 4. If the base station signal is too strong, adjust the installation position (e.g., move the device closer to the area needing shielding) or install multiple devices for overlapping coverage. |