Portable Radar Laser Jamer for Car Inhibits Laser Gun from Obtaining Range Measurement

Radar detectors are great for protecting you from radar when it comes to preventing speeding tickets, but they're no help when the police are using lasers. Since you don't get advance warning against lasers, radar detectors are essentially speeding ticket notifiers (if they do emit alerts at all). Against lasers, the right tool is a laser blocker. Lasers are widely used throughout the country, so for full protection, you'll need laser scrambler to complement your radar detectors.

The laser jammer can not only detect when the police are shooting at you, but it can also actively jam the laser gun, giving you enough time to slow down and disable the singal jammer. (Learn about laser jammer legality here.) They are a perfect complement to radar detectors.

• When the radar laser blocker detects the presence of a laser signal aimed at the vehicle, it fires a powerful light signal at the source, effectively confusing or overwhelming the laser gun and preventing it from accurately measuring the vehicle's speed.

Laser jammers usually consist of one or more sensors mounted on the front of the vehicle to detect the incoming laser signal, as well as the control unit and the laser diode or transmitter that emits the jamming signal. When the sensor detects the laser signal, the control unit activates the jamming signal and then sends the jamming signal to the source of the laser gun.

• It is important to note that in some jurisdictions, the use of portable laser jammer may be restricted by law, as they are often seen as devices that evade law enforcement.