300-13400MHz Handheld Drone Detector for Anti Drone System with 2400-2500MHz Detection
300-13400MHz handheld drone detector for anti-drone systems, featuring 100W max output power, 43dBi peak gain, and high efficiency over 60%. Customization available with 50,000 pcs/month supply capacity.
300-13400MHz Handheld Drone Detector
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LDK-W10 Handheld Drone Detector 300-13400MHz UAV Detection For Detect FPV DJI Autel Racing Drone
Product Overview
The LDK‑W10 is a portable ultra‑wideband drone detection handset for on‑site air‑space security. Covering 300 MHz‑13.4 GHz, it recognizes over 100 drone models, supports global RID standards and delivers real‑time spectrum & target data. Boasts IP54 dust‑splash resistance, up to 8‑hour runtime, Bluetooth & Type‑C OTA firmware upgrade. It can link with counter‑drone jammers for detection‑and‑countermeasure workflows, ideal for field inspection, event security and critical site protection.
Why choose LDK-W10 Drone Detector--Product Features
Product Technical Specifications
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Parameters
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Receiving Frequency Band
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300MHz-13400MHz
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Identify the type of UAV
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1) Mainstream Drone Brands: DJI, AUTEL, Fimi, Hubsan, Skydroid, etc.
2) Analog FPV Racing Drones: PAL/NTSC Analog Video Transmission Systems (Analog FPV)
3) Digital FPV Racing Drones: Walksnail, HDZero, Artosyn ArtLynk series (e.g., BetaFPV P1), Antigravity A1, OpenIPC, etc.
4) Wi-Fi drones: PowerEgg X, Parrot Disco, Yuneec, 3DR Solo, GDU Byrd, Xiaomi, ZLL-XL-PRO, Syma X30, SJRC drones, Skydio, Walkera T210 Mini, SwellPro SplashDrone, etc.
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Detection Range
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500m–5km (Detection ranges may vary depending on the frequency band, environment, and drone model. The maximum range corresponds to a typical model operating at full power under unobstructed line-of-sight conditions)
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RID Detection
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2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, 5.8 GHz Wi-Fi, 2.4 GHz Bluetooth, compliant with China’s GB 46750-2025, the U.S. ASTM F3411-22a, and the EU’s ASD-STAN prEN 4709-002.
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Screen
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2.4-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 240×320, supporting the display of drone detection lists, real-time spectrum information, detailed information on detected targets, menu settings, etc.
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Alarm Method
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Vibration, Sound, and GPIO Alarm Outputs
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Log Record
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Internal Storage Log
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External Interface
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Type-C, Bluetooth, GPIO
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Antenna Interface
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3 probe antennas (SMA male connector with female port)
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OTA
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Supports firmware updates via USB-C or Bluetooth
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Battery Capacity
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Removable lithium-ion battery
Nominal voltage: 7.4V
Capacity: 2800mAh
Charging: Type-C, 5V/1A (takes approximately 5–6 hours to fully charge)
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Battery Life
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Approximately 8 hours (single battery, at room temperature)
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Buttons
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Power button, volume controls, menu button, OK button, etc.
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Environmental Suitability
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Operating temperature: -25°C to +55°C (battery life may decrease in low-temperature environments)
Storage temperature: -30°C to +60°C
Protection rating: IP54 (dust-proof and splash-proof, not suitable for immersion)
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Max safe input electricity flat
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+1dBm
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Device Dimensions
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Main unit with antenna back clip (L x W x H): 360 * 63 * 54 mm
Main unit without antenna back clip: 140 *63 *41 mm
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Weight
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Main unit, including battery and antenna: 450g
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Product Desciption
Q1: What drones can the LDK‑W10 detect?
A1: It supports more than 100 drone types: mainstream consumer drones from DJI, Autel, Fimi, Hubsan, Parrot, Syma, SJRC; analog FPV racing drones; digital FPV craft like Walksnail, HDZero, OpenIPC, BetaFPV P1, Antigravity A1. New drone signatures can be added through OTA firmware updates.
Q2: What is the maximum detection distance?
A2: Up to 5 km maximum under unobstructed line‑of‑sight for full‑power analog video‑transmission drones. Practical detection distance varies by obstacles, interference environment, drone transmit output power and signal bandwidth. Typical working range is 500 m‑5 km.
Q3: What Remote‑ID standards does it comply with?
A3: It captures RID broadcast on 2.4 GHz /5.8 GHz Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth. Complies with China GB 46750‑2025, US ASTM F3411‑22a and EU ASD‑STAN prEN 4709‑002 Remote‑ID specifications.
Q4: Can this detector work with counter‑drone jammers?
A4: Yes. The GPIO alarm output port can connect to external backpack‑style countermeasure devices. When a drone is detected, it triggers the jammer to realize integrated detection‑countermeasure operation.
Q5: How long is battery working time? Can battery be replaced?
A5: Equipped with removable 2800 mAh lithium‑ion battery. Continuous runtime is around 8 hours at room temperature. Spare batteries can be swapped in field to extend working hours. Full charging takes 5‑6 hours with Type‑C 5V/1A input.
Q6: What does IP54 rating mean for this unit?
A6: IP54 offers dust‑resistance and splash‑water protection. It can resist splashing rain outdoors. Do NOT immerse the device into water. Operating temperature range: ‑25℃ ~ +55℃. Battery performance drops under extreme low‑temperature conditions.
Q7: How to update drone signature database?
A7: Support OTA upgrade via Bluetooth or Type‑C USB cable. You can install new firmware to expand drone‑identification library and optimize detection algorithms.
Q8: What alert modes are available?
A8: 3 alarm outputs: local buzzer sound, motor vibration, and external GPIO electrical signal for linking third‑party equipment. All detection events can be saved to internal storage as log records.
Q9: Why no drone target shows up while spectrum shows radio signals?
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Confirm the detected radio signal comes from real‑drone transmission, not other wireless interference sources.
Check if the drone model is covered in current signature library, perform OTA upgrade if required.
Obstacles or heavy RF noise will degrade identification performance; relocate to open‑air test location.
Q10: What is the package list?
A10: Main host ×1, replaceable Li‑polymer battery ×1, detection antennas ×3, Type‑C charging cable ×1, power charger ×1.
