InLab unveils Stryi EW system with a jamming range of up to 50 km

Ukrainian company InLab has unveiled its new Stryi electronic warfare system, engineered to counter FPV drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles. The system delivers radio frequency jamming at ranges of up to 50 km, depending on terrain, target altitude, and radio line-of-sight conditions.

The Stryi operates across the 300–6000 MHz frequency spectrum and is equipped with two independent 100 W transmission channels. The lower channel covers the 300–2500 MHz band, while the upper channel spans 2000–6000 MHz. Both channels can operate simultaneously with a combined output power of up to 200 W, allowing the system to jam FPV drones utilising different — including non-standard — frequency configurations at the same time.

To generate jamming signals, the system employs an analogue video signal or white noise within selected frequency bands. It is managed via a secure web-based interface, enabling remote control of both the core unit and its pan-tilt platform with integrated camera.

According to technical data provided by InLab, the system can operate autonomously for up to 60 hours depending on the operational mode, or for no less than 10 hours at maximum power output. The pan-tilt platform provides coverage across a sector of up to 300° horizontally and from −60° to 25° vertically.

The system has already completed official codification and is listed on both the Brave1 Marketplace and DOT-Chain Defence platforms. The unit is priced at over UAH 1.1 million and is available for procurement through the state “e-points” programme.