LORNET STAR 24

Transmitter
Operating frequency range:
2406 - 2414 MHz
Two types of emitted signal:

• Pulse: Pulse modulation of the carrier frequency with a duty cycle of 44
• CW: Continuous carrier frequency emission

Maximum peak output power in Pulse mode: 10 W
Maximum average output power in Pulse mode: 230 mW
Maximum output power in CW mode: 200 mW
Manual power adjustment range: 20 dB
Beamwidth: 90 degrees

Receiver
Frequency range:

• Second harmonic: 4812 - 4828 MHz
• Third harmonic: 7218 - 7242 MHz

Receiver sensitivity: Not worse than -110 dBm
Dynamic range of the receiving path (including attenuator): 24 (10) dB
Number of frequency channels in automatic channel selection mode: 5

Battery
Lithium-ion battery:

• Voltage: 12 V
• Capacity: 7.8 Ah

Continuous operation time at maximum power:

• Pulse mode: ≥ 3 hours
• CW mode: ≥ 1.5 hours

Dimensions & Weight
Device dimensions:

• Operational (without telescopic rod): 47×10×5.5 cm
• Folded (without telescopic rod): 29×10×7.5 cm

Telescopic rod dimensions:

• Folded: 43×4×4 cm
• Extended: 99×4×4 cm

Weight:

• Operational (without telescopic rod): 700 g
• Telescopic rod weight: 0.4 kg

Carrying case dimensions: 50×26×12 cm
Shipping weight (transport packaging): 2.4 kg
Export packaging dimensions: 44×38×16 cm
Export packaging weight: 4.5 kg

Operating Conditions
Temperature range: +5 to +40°C

Removable telescopic rod allows the operator to easily switch the device between search and inspection modes.
Maximum efficiency in detecting any electronic devices in the most challenging conditions when used with other interchangeable antenna modules of Lornet Star.
Spare battery with a charging time significantly shorter than discharge time enables 24/7 operation if needed.
The device resembles a handheld metal detector, making it convenient for personal screening after walk-through metal detector checks.
Ultra-thin (22 mm) antenna module, compact design, and lightweight construction allow search operations in confined and hard-to-reach spaces.
Two signal emission modes:

• Pulse modulation of the carrier frequency with a duty cycle of 44 (Pulse)
• Continuous wave signal (CW)

Identification of electronic components vs. natural semiconductors (rust, metal-to-metal contacts, etc.) in CW mode by listening to the amplitude detector output signal (2nd and 3rd harmonics) via built-in speaker or headphones.
CW mode can detect active analog radio microphones through acoustic feedback.
Auditory assessment of 2nd and 3rd harmonic levels via click repetition frequency, played through the built-in speaker or wireless headphones.
Automatic frequency channel selection with the lowest interference level for operation in complex electromagnetic environments.
Automatic and manual output power adjustment.
Manual sensitivity control for receivers.