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GPS Signal Blocking Jammer for Car Beidou and GPS satellite signal blocking GPS jammer power supply also from OBD GPS Signal Blocking Jammer for Transportation
GPS Signal Blocking Jammer for Car

GPS Signal Blocking Jammer for Car Beidou and GPS satellite signal blocking GPS jammer power supply also from OBD GPS Signal Blocking Jammer for Transportation

GPS and BeiDou Signal Blocker for Cars and Transport Vehicles

  • Blocks GPS signals L1 and L2
  • Blocks Beidou satellite signals
  • Built-in rechargeable battery
  • Also powered via OBD port
  • Effective range of 5-10 meters

prod cod: ZeroTrace

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ZeroTrace Signal Jammer for GPS and Beidou Tracking.

ZeroTrace employs a radio interference system targeting GPS L1 and L2 frequencies, along with the Beidou satellite network, to block tracking signals within a range of 5-10 meters. This compact device can be powered via USB or through its built-in battery, providing around two hours of autonomy. It can also be directly connected to the vehicle's OBD port, ensuring continuous power supply and uninterrupted operation.

It is particularly useful in situations where preventing unauthorized location tracking is essential, such as in company vehicles, rental cars, or transport fleets.

This technology disrupts the same frequency bands used by GPS and Beidou systems, emitting signals that interfere with tracking devices' communication with satellites, effectively disabling real-time tracking capabilities.


Further Information:


BeiDou: China's Alternative to GPS and the Galileo System

BeiDou is a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) similar to the U.S. GPS and the European Galileo system. The name "BeiDou" comes from the Chinese characters 北斗 (Běidǒu), meaning "Big Dipper," referencing a constellation of seven stars. Developed by China, BeiDou was created to establish an independent navigation system that delivers precise global positioning, navigation, and timing services.


Key Benefits of the BeiDou System:

Global Reach: While BeiDou initially focused on the Asian region, its third generation, BeiDou-3, now ensures worldwide coverage, with its satellite constellation completed in 2020.

Comparable Functionality to GPS: Similar to GPS, BeiDou operates through a network of satellites transmitting signals to Earth. Devices like smartphones, vehicles, and other receivers can determine their location by triangulating signals from at least four BeiDou satellites.

Enhanced performance in specific regions: While GPS is more widely recognized globally, BeiDou offers certain advantages, such as increased precision and reliability in specific areas, particularly in Asia, where it was designed to provide optimized local performance.

Civil and military applications: BeiDou supports both civilian services (e.g., for air, maritime, and ground traffic) and military operations, with different access modes, including encrypted signals for sensitive applications.

Compatibility with other systems: BeiDou is also compatible with other navigation systems, such as GPS, GLONASS (the Russian network), and Galileo, enabling devices to leverage signals from multiple satellites to improve location accuracy and reliability.


Applications of BeiDou:

Automobiles: Used for navigation and tracking systems.

Smartphones: For geolocation and mapping applications.

Transportation: For traffic management and vehicle navigation.

Military: For strategic applications and national security.


In conclusion, BeiDou is a satellite navigation system that not only reduces dependence on GPS but also offers greater autonomy, especially in Asia. It has become an integral component of the global satellite network used for positioning and navigation.

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