What information needs to be confirmed for the signal jammer project regarding the examination room and meeting room?
A list of project documents covering authorization, floor plans, frequency band testing, site selection, control methods, and boundary acceptance.
The challenge of the signal jammer project for examination rooms and meeting rooms is not simply putting the equipment into the rooms, but rather ensuring that the target area meets management requirements under the premise of legal authorization, while minimizing disruption to normal communication outside the authorized boundaries.
1. First, confirm the authorization and project boundaries.
Before selecting equipment, the purchaser should confirm local requirements regarding radio spectrum, communication interference, privacy, and public safety, as well as the scope of the project’s written authorization. It is necessary to clarify which rooms, time periods, and frequency bands fall within the project scope, and which adjacent areas must maintain normal communication.
2. Provide a floor plan and basic site information.
It is recommended to provide the room’s length and width, ceiling height, wall materials, door and window locations, corridor and stairwell directions, floor distribution, available power supply, and planned installation location. For multiple examination rooms or meeting rooms, each room should be numbered to avoid discrepancies between the quotation and the location list.
3. Test the field signals in the main frequency bands.
Record signal strength for different operators and major frequency bands at least in the center of the room, around the perimeter, near doors and windows, and at authorized boundaries. Stronger signals may be observed near base stations, windows, or higher floors, requiring adjustments to the number, location, orientation, or frequency band configuration of equipment.
4. Confirm omnidirectional, directional, and control methods.
For typical enclosed rooms, models with built-in omnidirectional or external antennas can be evaluated; when the key coverage direction is clear and one side of the boundary requires focused control, models with built-in directional antennas can be evaluated. For temporary testing, remote control or timed operation can be considered, while for multiple rooms and long-term maintenance, the TCP/IP network management system can be evaluated.
5. Include the acceptance criteria in the project documentation.
- Test each frequency band confirmed by the target country and operator;
- Verify the target communication type at multiple locations within the room;
- Confirm the extent of impact outside the door, in the hallway, and at the authorized boundaries;
- Record the installation location, device number, channel configuration, and test results;
- The network-connected project simultaneously checks online status, timers, alarms, permissions, and logs.
Documents to be sent before requesting a quote
Country and city, operator, authorization details, floor plan, on-site photos, signal test results, number of rooms, usage periods, management method, power plugs, quantity, language, and delivery date. Without on-site signal and boundary information, only preliminary model recommendations can be made; nominal distance cannot be considered a final coverage commitment.
Prepared/Reviewed by: Jiakang Secure Technical Documentation Team. Content is compiled based on existing product documentation and project selection logic, and does not replace local regulatory review, spectrum licensing, or on-site testing.
Do I need to customize signal jammer according to the country and site?
Send the target country, operator, site type, coverage boundary, quantity, and control method, and we will confirm the model and frequency band accordingly.