With the continuous development of technology, mobile networks have undergone several upgrades—from the initial 2G networks to 3G, 4G, and now 5G. At the same time, wireless mobile signal jammers have also evolved continuously.
Mobile signal jammers are mainly used in schools during exams, college entrance examinations, and other venues where the use of mobile phones and communication devices is prohibited. As communication network frequency bands have increased, mobile signal jammers have evolved from the initial 3-antenna models to 8-antenna and even more than 10-antenna jammers, and now to jammers with built-in antennas.
So why do exam venues typically choose signal jammers with built-in antennas?
1. Aesthetic and Modern Design
Jammers with built-in antennas have an aesthetically pleasing design that meets modern aesthetic standards. They blend seamlessly into exam rooms without drawing attention, helping maintain a professional and distraction-free environment.
2. Safety and Environmental Considerations
Built-in antenna jammers are more environmentally friendly and safer. Previously, external metal-cased jammers could reach high temperatures of 50–60°C after long periods of operation, posing certain safety risks. The built-in antenna jammers from Dexinkang use plastic shells, which effectively solve this problem while being non-toxic and environmentally friendly.
3. Portability, Practicality, and Low Maintenance
Older external antenna jammers often had issues with lost or damaged antennas. Built-in antenna jammers house both the transmitting antenna and the power supply inside the device casing, making them very simple and convenient to use. When needed, you just connect the power, and it operates normally. After use, there is no need to disassemble the antenna—just turn off the power. This greatly improves usability and reduces maintenance costs.
4. Uniform Signal Coverage
Built-in antenna jammers typically use omnidirectional antennas, providing 360° signal coverage. This ensures there are minimal blind spots in multi-room or multi-floor exam venues, which is difficult to achieve with external antennas that require manual alignment.
5. Enhanced Interference Effectiveness
Modern exam environments often need to block multiple communication bands simultaneously (2G, 3G, 4G, 5G, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth). Built-in antenna jammers are designed to optimize interference across all relevant frequencies, achieving consistent and reliable signal blocking.
6. Compliance with Regulations
Built-in antenna jammers are usually designed to meet local regulatory requirements for signal strength and electromagnetic emissions. External high-gain antennas may inadvertently interfere with nearby buildings or networks, potentially violating telecommunications regulations.
7. Easy Installation and Reduced Setup Time
Because antennas and power units are integrated, built-in jammers require minimal setup and no complex cabling. They can be quickly deployed across multiple exam rooms or floors, saving both labor and time.
8. Durability and Longevity
Integrated design reduces the risk of physical damage to antennas or connectors, making built-in antenna jammers more durable and reliable over the long term compared to older external-antenna models.