P30 Backpack-Mounted Drone Detection & Countermeasure System
Detect, identify, determine direction, and apply authorized RF countermeasures from one backpack-mounted system.
P30 integrates 360-degree RF detection and direction finding, supported drone identification, audible and visual alerts, a ruggedized display and control terminal, and operator-controlled multi-band RF countermeasure functions in one portable system.
RF countermeasure functions are intended for authorized security operations and controlled deployment only.
P30 RF countermeasure functions are intended only for authorized security, training, and protected-area operations. Configuration, deployment, and operation must comply with applicable spectrum, aviation, privacy, and public-safety requirements.
Integrated 360° detection and RF response in one backpack system.
P30 is a backpack-mounted drone detection and RF countermeasure system that integrates radio-frequency sensing, target identification, direction finding, display and control, and multi-band response hardware in one transportable unit.
Its omnidirectional detection antenna array supports 360-degree RF monitoring and direction finding. A spectrum-feature library helps identify supported mainstream UAV models, while audible and visual alerts and the ruggedized terminal present available bearing, distance, altitude, and estimated-model information.
After operator confirmation and authorization, P30 supports suppression or signal-informed RF countermeasure workflows. The integrated software can select a response strategy, allow manual mode selection, and return the system to detection monitoring after the response result has been assessed.
Backpack-mounted integrated Counter-UAS system
360° Detection / Identification / Direction Finding / RF Response
Mobile field deployment and rapid protected-area response
From system preparation to monitored, authorized RF response.
P30 connects its antenna array, signal-processing unit, ruggedized terminal, response modules, and battery system into one controlled workflow, reducing handoffs between standalone field devices.
Prepare & Self-Test
Install the detection and response antennas, power on the system, launch the control software, and complete the automatic hardware check and spectrum scan before monitoring begins.
Detect, Identify & Alert
Monitor RF activity in all directions, analyze supported signal characteristics, and generate audible and visual alerts with available target information.
Confirm & Select
Compare information on the ruggedized display with field observation, confirm the target, and select an authorized automatic or manual response mode.
Respond, Assess & Resume
Apply the permitted RF countermeasure, assess changes in target signal or flight behavior, and then return the system to automatic detection monitoring.
Integrated capabilities for mobile detection and authorized RF response.
P30 connects panoramic RF awareness, supported target identification, operator decision support, and multi-mode countermeasure functions in one backpack-mounted system. Each capability supports a specific stage of its detection-to-response workflow.
Integrated Backpack-Mounted Design
Integrates the signal-processing unit, detection antenna array, countermeasure modules, antennas, ruggedized control terminal, and lithium battery into one transportable backpack system.
360° RF Detection & Direction Finding
The omnidirectional detection antenna array monitors drone-related radio signals around the deployment point and supports target direction finding for operator assessment.
Spectrum Identification & Threat Alerts
A built-in spectrum-feature library helps identify supported mainstream UAV models. Audible and visual alerts present available target bearing, distance, altitude, type, and estimated-model data.
Five Listed Countermeasure Bands
Listed RF response coverage includes 900 MHz, 1.6 GHz, 2.4 GHz, 5.2 GHz, and 5.8 GHz. Final enabled bands must be confirmed for the ordered configuration and permitted deployment region.
Suppression & Signal-Informed Response
Supports suppression workflows across control, video-transmission, and satellite-navigation links, plus signal-informed response based on the communication channel detected by the system.
Ruggedized Display & Controlled Operation
The integrated ruggedized terminal displays airspace and threat information, supports system settings, and provides authorized one-click or manual response selection followed by result assessment.
Countermeasure activation remains subject to operator confirmation, authorization, and site procedures. Actual detection range and RF effect vary with the target model, signal environment, terrain, antenna deployment, configuration, and permitted operating conditions.
P30 system specifications.
Review P30 detection, identification, direction-finding, RF response, endurance, and environmental parameters. Detection capability and countermeasure configuration are listed separately for clearer system evaluation and project planning.
P30
360° RF detection, supported target identification, direction finding, and multi-band RF countermeasure in one backpack-mounted platform.
- 360° RF detection and direction finding
- Supported model identification and audible/visual alerts
- Suppression and signal-informed response modes
- Ruggedized terminal and battery-powered field use
- Model
- P30
- Product Type
- Backpack-mounted drone detection and RF countermeasure system
- Detection Method
- Omnidirectional RF signal detection, spectrum-feature identification, and direction finding
- Countermeasure Method
- RF frequency-hopping countermeasure; suppression and signal-informed response modes
- Detection Range
- 500-3000 m reference
- Countermeasure Range
- 500-2000 m reference
- Listed RF Countermeasure Bands
- 900 MHz / 1.6 GHz / 2.4 GHz / 5.2 GHz / 5.8 GHz
- Target Information
- Available bearing, distance, altitude, type, and estimated model information
- Supported Targets
- Listed support includes DJI, Autel, Dahua, and Yuneec conventional drones, together with FPV drones
- Continuous Operation
- 30 minutes
- Standby Time
- 6 hours
- Operating Temperature
- -20°C to +55°C
- Protection Rating
- IP55
- Dimensions
- 305 × 145 × 455 mm
- Weight
- 11.5 kg or less
- Power Supply
- Battery
- Operator Interface
- Integrated ruggedized display and control terminal
Detection and countermeasure ranges are reference values. Actual performance varies with target model, RF conditions, terrain, antenna installation, line of sight, system configuration, and the surrounding electromagnetic environment.
Listed response bands do not represent the detection-frequency range. Final enabled bands and system configuration must be confirmed for the ordered configuration and used only under applicable spectrum and aviation rules. Available target information depends on supported signals and data.
Integrated backpack deployment for mobile low-altitude security operations.
P30 is designed for authorized teams that need detection, identification, direction finding, and RF response in one transportable system. Its integrated backpack format supports rapid movement between temporary protection points without requiring a permanent installation.
Temporary Event Security
Establish a temporary detection and response point around approved events, controlled activities, or short-duration protected areas where rapid setup and removal are operational priorities.
Mobile Patrol & Checkpoints
Carry P30 between authorized patrol positions, checkpoints, or incident locations while maintaining an integrated RF monitoring, target-awareness, and response workflow.
Critical Facility Reinforcement
Add a portable security layer at industrial sites, research facilities, government locations, or other controlled areas when a permanent system is unavailable or temporary reinforcement is needed.
Controlled Training & Readiness
Support authorized operator training, system evaluation, and response drills where spectrum approval, safety boundaries, target procedures, and operating responsibilities are defined in advance.
One backpack must combine RF detection, direction finding, and response.
- A backpack-mounted integrated system is preferred over separate handheld or fixed equipment.
- 360° RF detection and direction finding are required for mobile situational awareness.
- Supported target identification, audible/visual alerts, and available flight information are useful to the operator.
- Suppression and signal-informed RF response modes are required within the approved configuration.
- Battery operation, a ruggedized control terminal, and rapid temporary deployment are important.
The project needs a lighter detector, handheld integration, extended localization, or persistent coverage.
- Choose P28 when detection, direction finding, and RF countermeasure must fit into a handheld integrated device.
- Choose P29L when lightweight detection and early warning are required without active RF response.
- Choose P37 when longer-range digital-signal and RID-based target and pilot localization are the primary requirements.
- Use fixed sensors and a command platform when continuous unattended or layered site coverage is required.
P30 includes active RF countermeasure functions. Deployment and operation require prior confirmation of local spectrum rules, aviation restrictions, site authority, safety procedures, and the bands enabled for the ordered configuration.
Questions about P30 detection, RF response, and field deployment.
P30 combines RF detection, supported target identification, direction finding, and multi-band RF countermeasure functions in one backpack-mounted system. Final capability depends on the ordered configuration, supported target signals, operating environment, and locally authorized RF bands.
What is P30 designed to do?
P30 is a portable backpack-mounted system that combines 360° RF detection, supported target identification, direction finding, audible/visual alerts, and authorized RF countermeasure functions in one field-deployable platform.
Does P30 provide 360° drone detection?
Yes. P30 uses an omnidirectional RF detection antenna array for 360° signal monitoring and direction finding. The listed detection range is 500-3000 m, subject to the target signal, terrain, line of sight, antenna installation, and RF environment.
What target information can P30 display?
For supported signals, the integrated terminal can present available bearing, distance, altitude, target type, and estimated model information. Data availability depends on the detected signal and the models supported by the configured feature library.
Which RF countermeasure bands are listed for P30?
The product manual lists 900 MHz, 1.6 GHz, 2.4 GHz, 5.2 GHz, and 5.8 GHz RF countermeasure bands. These are response bands rather than a complete detection-frequency range. Final enabled bands must be confirmed for the ordered configuration.
What RF response modes does P30 support?
P30 supports suppression across configured UAV control, video-transmission, and satellite-navigation links, together with signal-informed response. The operator can use authorized automatic or manual workflows according to site procedures and configuration.
What are the reference detection and countermeasure ranges?
The listed detection range is 500-3000 m, and the listed RF countermeasure range is 500-2000 m. Actual performance varies with the target model, signal conditions, terrain, line of sight, antenna installation, RF environment, and enabled system configuration.
How long can P30 operate on battery power?
The manual lists 30 minutes of continuous operation and 6 hours of standby time. Actual endurance varies with operating mode, RF duty cycle, battery condition, temperature, and the selected configuration.
What environmental and authorization requirements apply?
P30 has a listed IP55 protection rating and an operating-temperature range of -20°C to +55°C. IP55 does not mean unrestricted weather exposure or waterproofing. Active RF operation also requires confirmation of applicable spectrum, aviation, import, privacy, safety, and site-authority rules.
Define the right P30 configuration for your deployment requirement.
Tell us where and how P30 will be used. We will review the expected UAV types, detection requirement, target-information needs, permitted RF response bands, required operating ranges, field environment, deployment duration, quantity, and accessory requirements.