Ukrainska Pravda described Cerberus as a vehicle-mounted mobile EW device used on the front line by Ukrainian forces.
Role detailsKVERTUS AD CERBERUS
- AD Cerberus
- Cerberus
KVERTUS AD CERBERUS is a Ukrainian modular vehicle-mounted electronic warfare system from Kvertus. The company describes it as a generator-block system for protecting vehicles from radio-controlled UAVs, with external antennas, selectable vehicle or generator power, and up to 12 fixed jamming bands across 130-6000 MHz.
Role in Conflicts
Antenna Options
Kvertus frames Cerberus as a modular car-mounted system that can mix antenna types and cable lengths to match the bands a crew needs to cover.
| Antenna | Pattern | Mounting |
|---|---|---|
| Quadrifilar | Dome-shaped pattern, circular polarization, up to 4 dBi | Magnetic vehicle base |
| Collinear | 360-degree horizontal coverage, vertical polarization, up to 6 dBi | Magnetic base with spring-loaded connector |
| Patch | Directional, 60-90 degree pattern, up to 10 dBi | Magnetic base with tilt adjustment from 0 to 80 degrees |
Profile / Specs
Profile
- Origin
- Ukraine
- Built by
- Kvertus
- Type
- Vehicle-mounted electronic warfare system
- Service note
- 2020s
- Designer
- Kvertus
- Designed
- 2024
- Unit cost
- Not stated publicly
- Produced
- 2024-present
- Number built
- Not stated publicly
Specifications
- Jamming frequency range
- 130-6000 MHz
- Generator architecture
- Up to three blocks with 1-4 generators per block
- Jamming bands
- Up to 12 frequency bands
- Channel bandwidth
- 50, 80, 100, or 200 MHz depending on selected frequency
- Antenna options
- Quadrifilar, collinear, or patch antennas
- Antenna mounting
- Magnetic vehicle mounts; patch tilt adjustable from 0 to 80 degrees
- Cable length
- 1.5 m or 3 m
- Effective operating range
- Up to 500 m depending on conditions
- Vehicle installation radius
- 80 m or more in the November 2025 Kvertus catalogue
- Output power
- 30 or 50 W per generator
- Power supply
- 220 V AC, 12 V or 24 V vehicle power, battery, or generator
- Remote control
- Cable-connected control with individual channel activation and master activation
- Operational readiness
- Up to 30 seconds
- Deployment option
- Tripod available for trench deployment
- Protection rating
- IP65
Generator And Power Architecture
Kvertus presents Cerberus as a vehicle-installation kit assembled from generator units rather than as a single fixed-band box.
| Element | Published configuration | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Generator units | One to three units, each with one to four generators | Allows a crew to scale the installation from a small set of protected bands to a 12-band vehicle system. |
| Jamming channels | Fixed bands inside 130-6000 MHz with 50, 80, 100, or 200 MHz bandwidth | The band package can be selected for the drone-control and video-link threats expected around the vehicle. |
| Power sources | 220 V AC, 12 V or 24 V vehicle power, battery, or generator | The same kit can run from a vehicle electrical system or from field power at a fixed position. |
| Control | Cable remote with individual channel activation and a master activation control | Operators can switch bands independently instead of running every channel continuously. |
Timeline
KVERTUS AD CERBERUS Key Events
Vehicle-installation article published
Kvertus publishes an article describing Cerberus as a building-block EW installation for cars, designed for easy vehicle mounting and configurable frequency coverage.
Sources: KVERTUS EW Installations for cars page
Front-line use noted
Ukrainska Pravda describes Cerberus as a mobile EW device for vehicles in a front-line discussion of modular battlefield systems.
Sources: Ukrainska Pravda frontline EW feature
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