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The sensor that listens across 30 MHz to 8 GHz.

Compact and cost effective by design, so it can be deployed at the scale real spectrum control demands, rather than as a single large sensor at one site.

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30 MHz to 8 GHz

Everything it can be told to watch

1 cable

Power and data over ethernet, about 6 W. Wireless backhaul where a cable cannot go

Receive only

No transmitter inside, so it cannot interfere with your systems

1.2 kg

20 × 15 × 6 cm, held by two band clamps

HIVE

The brain of the network. It turns what hundreds of sensors hear into one live picture, and decides what each of them listens for.

It correlates what several sensors saw, classifies the signal, and puts the likely source on a map. No chart to interpret.

It keeps everything it hears, so you can go back to last Tuesday and see exactly what happened.

The HIVE interface: bands in alert, the country-wide hex map of cell states, live critical alerts, and a located source in Upper Galilee classified as a sweep jammer with 94 per cent confidence and 380 metre accuracy

The bands it listens to

One network, 30 MHz to 8 GHz. Every band needs a different way of listening.

Click a band

Coverage

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30 MHz 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 GHz

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Cover everything you operate.

A city, a border, a flight corridor, a whole network of sites. Tell us the area and we will show you the coverage, and what your teams would see: whether it is clear to operate, and where any interference originates.

Talk to our team