FlySpark HD-2 Portable Anti-Drone System | Detection • Tracking • Laser Intercept

A: The FlySpark HD-2 is a portable counter-UAS system for consumer drone threats. It combines detection, identification, tracking and laser interception in a stabilized gimbal head with rugged tripod deployment.

A: HD-2 portable anti-drone kit pricing is quote-on-application (POA) for authorized buyers. Final pricing may vary depending on fixed installation, vehicle mounting, training, deployment planning, maintenance support and custom security integration.

A: HD-2 supports drone detection, identification, tracking and laser interception. It is designed as an all-in-one portable C-UAS response platform for authorized security users.

A: HD-2 is designed for consumer drone threats. Performance depends on drone size, RCS, visibility, background conditions, weather and site geometry.

A: The listed detection range is 200–1000 m under reference conditions of visibility greater than 10 km and RCS greater than 0.01 m². Real-world detection performance may vary.

A: The listed intercept distance is 200–600 m under reference conditions of visibility greater than 10 km and RCS greater than 0.01 m². Intercept use requires lawful authorization, operator training and laser-safety procedures.

A: The laser output power is listed as ≤1.4 kW. This is a restricted laser-interception function and must be operated only by authorized trained users under applicable safety and legal requirements.

A: The listed intercept time is ≤20 seconds. Actual intercept time depends on target behavior, distance, visibility, operator workflow, system configuration and safety constraints.

A: HD-2 tracking accuracy is listed as <10 μrad RMS, supporting high-precision stabilized tracking of consumer drone targets under suitable conditions.

A: The detection angle is listed as azimuth -175° to 175° and pitch -10° to 60°, providing wide-angle coverage for portable low-altitude security deployment.

A: HD-2 can be deployed in under 1 minute, making it suitable for rapid-response field security operations when used by trained authorized operators.

A: Yes, HD-2 is designed for single-person portable deployment and control through a visual interface. Operators still require proper training, safety procedures and authorization.

A: The control terminal can show target status, battery status, intercepted image, distance and system information. Terminal options include 9″ and 15″ screen configurations depending on package.

A: The control terminal supports wired bidirectional communication. Final control layout depends on selected configuration and deployment mode.

A: Optional automatic unmanned control is available depending on configuration and approval. Use of automated functions must follow applicable safety, legal and operational requirements.

A: HD-2 supports single-person portable tripod deployment, fixed installation and vehicle-mounted configuration. The best deployment mode depends on site layout, risk level, power availability and operating permissions.

A: The listed system weight is under 45 kg, placing it in a portable professional field-deployment class.

A: Battery replacement is listed as under 30 seconds, supporting fast field turnaround when spare batteries and approved procedures are available.

A: The laser emission time is listed as 240 seconds. Actual operational use must comply with safety limits, site approvals and authorized procedures.

A: The system lists angular acceleration greater than 60°/s² and maximum angular velocity greater than 60°/s, supporting rapid tracking response.

A: The standard operating temperature range is -20°C to +55°C. A special configuration may support -40°C to +55°C depending on package.

A: HD-2 is suitable for authorized deployment at energy facilities, power stations, factories, airports, train stations, stadiums, concerts, private estates, high-end communities and intelligent city low-altitude security networks.

A: HD-2 is primarily described as a detection, identification, tracking and laser-interception system. It should not be treated as an RF jammer unless a separate RF mitigation module is specified in a custom package.

A: Suitable buyers include government agencies, defence organizations, law-enforcement bodies, airport security teams, energy facility operators, critical infrastructure security teams, approved security agencies and licensed C-UAS integrators.

A: No. HD-2 is a restricted counter-UAS and laser-interception system and is not intended for hobby, recreational, private or unauthorized use. Procurement and operation require lawful authorization.

A: HD-2 may require KYC, end-use documentation, site approval, laser-safety controls, aviation permissions, operator training, risk assessment and other applicable security/regulatory approvals.

A: Yes, FlySpark can support custom configurations including portable tripod deployment, fixed installation, vehicle-mounted setup, operator terminal options, workflow integration and site-specific deployment planning.

A: Maintenance should include inspection of the gimbal head, optical system, laser module, tripod, cables, power system, batteries, control terminal, connectors and software status. Scheduled professional maintenance is recommended.

A: Warranty support generally covers manufacturing defects under approved use and normal operating conditions. Damage from unauthorized operation, unsafe laser use, incorrect installation, physical impact, water ingress, tampering or unapproved modification may not be covered.