How To Counter IEDs & Similiar Threats Effectively - SIGN4L Electronic Warfare Systems

Improvised explosive devices in short IEDs are the most common threat for troops and personell in high risk areas.

Once hidden in a strategic or random location in advance the devices can easily be activated by simply using a cellphone.

So what excatly can be done to counter this?

In this video we will take a closer look at two new Electronical Warfare System developed exatcly for the purpose to do that.

AT IDEX 2021 the UAE based company SIGN4L introduced V-Protect and NavControl-G two Electronic Warfare Systems (EWS) to counter IED threats and drones.

V-Protect is an advanced mobile active and reactive high-power jammer system aimed at helping block common terrestrial RF signal technologies as well as portable satcom equipment, spanning radio, walkie-talkie, mobile and Wi-Fi frequencies. Boasting a counter-improvised explosive device (C-IED) and counter-drone measures, the user-friendly model is to be installed in a standard SUV and offers automatic operability by utilizing 16 channels and high emitting power amplifiers to provide support in enhancing protection range and combatting various threats across the frequency domain.

NavControl-G on the other hand is a sophisticated transmitter unit designed to help prevent unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from trespassing into specific locations. To help safeguard a sensitive area, the system can emulate GPS signals to generate position and timing inaccuracies, thereby taking control of non-cooperating unmanned vehicles. Encased in a shock-proof container, the system can be seamlessly integrated across multiple configurations - either in fixed locations or deployed on the field when required.

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