When your phone gets stuck, you won't see any signal bars on your phone. The mobile phone jammer works by transmitting radio frequency (RF) signals, which are stronger than the power of the nearest mobile phone base station or mobile phone transmission tower. The frequency of RF signals is similar to that used by mobile phone operators, making the phone unstable. Interference occurs on the downlink signal.

Only in certain limited exceptions can federal law enforcement agencies authorize the use of interference devices in accordance with applicable regulations, but mobile phone detectors are legal in the United States.

How far can the signal jammer reach?

Low power jammers can block calls within a range of approximately 30 feet (9 meters). Higher power units will create a cellless area as large as a football field. The equipment used by law enforcement agencies can shut down services within 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) of the equipment. The actual range of the jammer gps depends on its power and local environment, which may include hills or walls of buildings blocking interference signals. Although different cellular systems process signals differently, all mobile networks use interruptible radio signals. GSM is used for digital cellular and PCS based systems, using the 900-MHz and 1800-MHz frequency bands in Europe and Asia, and the 1900-MHz (sometimes referred to as 1.9-GHz) frequency band in the United States. The jammer can broadcast on any frequency and is effective for AMPS, CDMA, TDMA, GSM, PCS, DCS, iDEN, and Nextel systems. Old analog phones are equally susceptible to interference as today's digital devices.

Do police use signal jammers?

Local law enforcement agencies do not have the power to independently use interference equipment; In certain limited exceptions, the use of federal law enforcement agencies is authorized in accordance with applicable regulations. There may be multiple reasons for service loss or interference. If your service encounters problems, your first action should be to contact your wireless provider to investigate the issue. You should also address your device and connection issues based on the recommendations of the manufacturer and service provider.

What are some examples of signal interference?

The digital wireless interference of signals such as Bluetooth and WiFi can be achieved at very low power. The most common types of signal interference in this form are random noise, random pulses, step tone, warbler sound, random keying modulation CW, tone, rotation, pulses, sparks, recorded sound, seagulls, and scanning.

Types of jammers

• Portable jammers are low-power devices the size of mobile phones. They can block data transmission without obstacles within a maximum distance of 15 meters.


• Fixed jammers are more expensive and powerful. They typically have larger interference radii and wider frequency bands. Powerful jammers may require additional cooling as they may overheat. Fixed jammers typically have a range of 100 meters and require a 230 V power supply.


• A self-made jammer is a low-power device that operates over short distances. However, broadband amplifiers can be used to expand coverage.