Electronic Warfare

KVERTUS AD CERBERUS

Also known as
  • 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.

AntennaPatternMounting
QuadrifilarDome-shaped pattern, circular polarization, up to 4 dBiMagnetic vehicle base
Collinear360-degree horizontal coverage, vertical polarization, up to 6 dBiMagnetic base with spring-loaded connector
PatchDirectional, 60-90 degree pattern, up to 10 dBiMagnetic 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.

ElementPublished configurationWhy it matters
Generator unitsOne to three units, each with one to four generatorsAllows a crew to scale the installation from a small set of protected bands to a 12-band vehicle system.
Jamming channelsFixed bands inside 130-6000 MHz with 50, 80, 100, or 200 MHz bandwidthThe band package can be selected for the drone-control and video-link threats expected around the vehicle.
Power sources220 V AC, 12 V or 24 V vehicle power, battery, or generatorThe same kit can run from a vehicle electrical system or from field power at a fixed position.
ControlCable remote with individual channel activation and a master activation controlOperators can switch bands independently instead of running every channel continuously.
Timeline

KVERTUS AD CERBERUS Key Events

  1. 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

  2. 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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