Mitigating against potential threats is the key to success when protecting VVIP’s. In recent times the use of Remote Controlled Improvised Explosive Devices (RCIED) presents the highest threat to VVIP’s when transiting by road or when roaming in public areas.
Understanding the threat and applying a decisive response in the Radio Frequency Spectrum ensures that VVIP’s have the required protection to allow them to continue with their daily routine.
VVIP Protection
ECS has vast experience in providing high quality integration of its VVIP products into commercial vehicles, both luxury and standard models, for use in the mobile or static role. For more information on this range of jamming equipment please visit the Vehicle Jamming section of our website.
To counter the latest threats from RCIEDs, ECS has developed a family of RF Inhibitors. The entry level is a lightweight man pack jammer. KESTREL is a family of flexible-role lightweight jamming systems designed for easy deployment. The system can be rapidly deployed in a back pack, or a carry forward frame.
The KESTREL family design utilises sophisticated Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS) technology to provide a flexible programmable power efficient solution. The Kestrel jamming system is fully integrated and includes a battery docking interface compatible with LIPS5 Lithium Ion battery (with an option for LIPS9 battery) to provide fully autonomous operation in excess of 4 hours. The ‘Kestrel’ is equipped with an integral GPS antenna that can be removed for vehicle mounting applications.
With a wide selection of antennas across the threat frequency band, ECS ensure that the integration of the system is not only of the highest cosmetic standards, but the system performs to its maximum potential, guaranteeing protection of the VVIP.
ECS recommend the following equipment in support of the VVIP roles:
DART SERIES • FALCON PLUS • GRIFFIN • KESTREL
For further information on the above product and to register with Enterprise Control Systems Ltd to obtain access to our downloads section, please visit our website www.enterprisecontrol.co.uk