How It Works

A phone jammer transmits low-powered radio signals to cut off communications between cell phones and cell base stations. It does not interfere with any communications other than cellular phones within the defined regulated zone. Upon activating a phone jammer, all idle phones will indicate "NO NETWORK." Incoming calls are blocked as if the cellular hand phone were off. When the phone jammer is turned off, all cell hand phones will automatically re-establish communications and provide full service. The jamming area is influenced by the location of the cell tower and the obstacles between cell tower and the cellular jammer. It means that in normal conditions, if the distance is close between the cell tower and the phone jammer, it will have less jamming area. Likewise, if there are obstacles and walls between the cell tower and the cellular phone, the jammer will give more jamming area.

Provides Acoustics Isolation

A phone jammer provides the ultimate solution in any area where cellular communications frequently cause nuisance either by loud incoming call rings or resulting loud telephone conversations. Examples of places where cell phones can be disruptive include:

Protects Against Breach of Security Policy

Cell phones are innocent-looking communication devices that enable continuous transmission of voice/data. In secured places, where policy does not warrant the use of mobile phones, it is almost impossible to detect a person conducting cell phone conversations or to spot other such misuse, especially when mobile phones are very small. Examples of places where cell phone use may not be allowed include:

Addresses Safety Issues

In accordance with fire code regulations, mobile phones must be switched "off" in any area that has a potentially explosive atmosphere, including petrol service stations where sparks could cause an explosion or fire. These preventable accidents occur more frequently than most people realize. Areas where mobile phone use is prohibited include: