Core parameter overview
- System type
- Net-capture interceptor
- Operation
- Autonomous pursuit with operator confirmation
- Coverage
- Interception within 1-2 km of launch point
| Parameter | UB-NC600 | UB-NC900 | UB-NC1200 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum speed | 100 km/h | 120 km/h | 140 km/h |
| Flight time | 25 min | 32 min | 40 min |
| Target class | Up to 5 kg | Up to 8 kg | Up to 12 kg |
| Weight | 9 kg | 13 kg | 18 kg |
Typical use: Urban sites, crowds, and facilities where debris and evidence matter
Related systems in the same defense chain
- UB-FJ Series Fixed Omnidirectional Drone Jammer Station
- UB-GUN Series Portable Anti-Drone Jammer Gun
- UB-BP Series Backpack Counter-Drone Jammer
- UB-VM Series Vehicle-Mounted Counter-UAV System
- UB-RD Series Ku-Band Drone Detection Radar
- UB-RF Series RF Drone Detection And Direction Finder
- UB-EO Series EO/IR Drone Tracking Camera
- UB-GS Series GPS Spoofing Decoy Device
- UB-HD Series Handheld Drone Detector
- UB-ID Series Integrated Detect-And-Jam Station
- UB-C2 Counter-UAV Command Platform
Selection FAQ
Why use a net instead of jamming?
Net capture physically removes the drone without broadband interference and preserves the aircraft as evidence. It is preferred over crowds, fuel facilities, and sites where uncontrolled descent is unacceptable.
Who authorizes the launch?
The operator confirms interception from the UB-C2 console after sensor confirmation. The pursuit and capture sequence itself is autonomous.
What happens to the captured drone?
The net keeps the target intact, and it is lowered by parachute or tether to a recovery zone for handover to security or law enforcement.