What is a WiFi Jammer?
A Wi-Fi jammer sends a predefined white noise signal in specific bandwidths, which interrupts with any Wi-Fi / Bluetooth communications. Our jamming units can be programmed to jam any number of discrete frequencies within their RF capabilities.
How does a Wi-Fi jammer work?
Cellular jammers specifically block cellular signals, which means cellular devices. If a sender is active, your telephone won't have a network signal. Wi-Fi jammers produce a frequency to dam Wi-Fi connections and disable devices “from connecting to 3G, 4G, GPRS, or conductor Wi-Fi networks.”
Why would someone use a Wi-Fi jammer?
It is used to prevent communication of alarms within wireless security systems. Devices for jamming are called interference generators or signal suppressors and they are commonly known as jammers.
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