Handheld Counter-UAS Systems

Handheld counter-UAS systems are portable, operator-carried platforms designed to detect, track, and neutralize unauthorized unmanned aerial systems at tactical ranges without requiring vehicle-mounted hardware or fixed ground infrastructure. These systems address the growing threat posed by commercial and modified consumer drones used for surveillance, contraband delivery, and payload-carrying attack scenarios against personnel, facilities, and critical infrastructure. Depending on the system variant, neutralization is achieved through directed RF jamming, GPS and GNSS signal denial, laser-based optical disruption, or kinetic net projection, with RF jamming being the most widely deployed mechanism in current handheld configurations.

Professional handheld counter-UAS systems cover multiple simultaneous frequency bands within a single directional antenna assembly, typically spanning 433 MHz, 868 MHz, 915 MHz, 2.4 GHz, and 5.8 GHz drone control frequencies alongside GPS L1 at 1575.42 MHz and GLONASS L1 at 1602 MHz. Directional antenna gain concentrates output energy toward the target drone rather than broadcasting omnidirectionally, reducing interference to adjacent communication systems outside the beam path.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies handheld counter-UAS systems to verified defense, law enforcement, and licensed security operators requiring portable drone defeat capability for personnel and facility protection across Pakistan.