Thor M40 Omnidirectional Defender Core Advantages

The omnidirectional multi-mission defender integrates detection and nterference functions. It can detect illegal invading drones by analyzing their spectrum characteristics and Drone ID. It can interfere and block drone signals to force the drone to return or land through electromagnetic suppression technology.

Thor M40 Omnidirectional Defender
Thor M40 Omnidirectional Defender
Thor M40 Omnidirectional Defender
360° Instant Dome Protection

Covering all horizontal directions (360°) and low-altitude vertical space.

Tri-Mode Precision Detection

Integrates three complementary detection technologies (Spectrum + Drone ID + Remote ID).

Extreme Environmental Adaptability

IP66.

High-Power Integrated Defense

Detection Radius of ≥4km; Interference Radius of ≥2km.

Thor M40 Omnidirectional Defender Functional Capabilities

Full-Band Spectrum Surveillance
Omnidirectional Defenses
Selective Frequency Interference
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Full-Band Spectrum Surveillance

Delivers comprehensive signal monitoring and analysis across 300MHz–6000MHz range.

Omnidirectional Defenses

Force UAVs to hover, land, or return for  a wide-area rapid defense.

Selective Frequency Interference

Enables operators to selectively activate specific interference bands to avoid interference with friendly communications.

FAQs & User Support of Thor M40 Omnidirectional Defender

What is the advantage of this omnidirectional defender compared to directional interferences?

The main advantage is Instant 360° Response. Directional Drone Interference must physically rotate to aim at the target, which can be too slow for drone swarms attacking from multiple sides.

Does the system support Remote ID detection?

Yes. The system is equipped with advanced algorithms to detect and decode Remote ID signals. This ensures compliance with modern airspace regulations and allows for more precise identification of compliant drones versus non-cooperative threats.

Can it handle FPV drones operating on non-standard frequencies?

Absolutely. The interference module covers a wide array of frequencies, including 400MHz, 800MHz, 900MHz, and 1.2GHz, which are commonly used by long-range FPV drones and DIY models, in addition to standard 2.4GHz/5.8GHz bands.

Can this device be deployed on mobile platforms like cars?

Yes. While it excels in fixed ground or tower setups, its rugged IP66 design and shock resistance make it perfect for Vehicle Integration.

Application Scenarios for Thor M40 Omnidirectional Drone Defender

Additional Fixed‑Site C‑UAS System
Argus C04 Photoelectric
Ares J11 Directional Drone Interference
Ares J20 Omnidirectional Drone Interference
Argus D20 Drone Detector

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