Rebel Group is expanding its OPERA-OX portfolio with two new vehicle-mounted electronic warfare (EW) systems designed to disrupt, deceive, and disable adversaries’ electromagnetic signals.
The OPERA-OX family now includes the OPERA-OX FR and OPERA-OX BOX, two systems designed to meet different operational needs, the company told Defender Media.
OPERA-OX FR
Built to disrupt drone remote-control links, the OPERA-OX FR features a dome-shaped antenna and supports four selectable frequency bands.
According to Rebel Group, it incorporates a modular design with 14 jamming modules, delivers a total power output of 1,000 watts, and has a stated jamming range of at least 70 meters (230 feet).
The modules are mounted on a protective frame secured by magnetic mounts, helping keep the equipment in place while protecting it from potential impacts.
OPERA-OX BOX
The OPERA-OX BOX has a reported jamming range of at least 70 meters (230 feet) and can accommodate up to 13 jamming modules, depending on its configuration.
Its enclosed housing resembles a conventional car roof box, allowing it to sit on a vehicle’s roof with a less conspicuous profile.
The system operates across two radio frequency (RF) ranges: 300 to 1,050 megahertz and 2,100 to 2,700 megahertz.
Both the OPERA-OX FR and OPERA-OX BOX use battery packs that provide at least 90 minutes of continuous operation.
