Stinger HD Laserfiber jammer – ESO blocker

Stinger HD Laserfiber jammer – ESO blocker

The weapon against light barrier measurements

• Protection against Laser measurements
• Protection against ESO 1, 2 and 3.0 measurements as in Germany
• Protection against autovelox measurements like in Italy
• Invisibly integrated – only 3mm in diameter
• As an upgrade for every Stinger radar detector
• Can also be used as an HD laser blocker

Something so small, so powerful!

Stinger is setting standards again. The new HD Laserfiber is an ESO blocker and laser blocker in one device. Integrated in the license plate frame, it reliably disrupts all types of ESO light barrier measurements. Regardless of whether ESO 1, 2 or 3.0 measuring devices. These are very common in Germany. A very similar measuring device, the Autovelox, known from Italy, is safely blocked and the speed measurement is prevented. Preferably, 2 HD laser fibers, one on the left and one on the right, are mounted in the license plate frame.

Practically invisible

The HD laser fiber can also be used as a laser blocker. The HD laser fiber replaces the HD laser transmitter on your Stinger radar detector. So the size shrinks from already very small 16x16mm to a diameter of only 3mm. A laser blocker that can be mounted practically invisibly on the vehicle.

 

Legal Notice!

Important information on the amendment to the Austrian KFG (Motor Vehicle Act) which prohibits the operation of laser jamming devices. We would like to point out to all customers that the optionally available malfunction function in this device has been prohibited by law in Austria since 2017. In other countries, warning of radar or laser measurements is also a criminal offense. We will of course help you to set up your device in accordance with the legislation in your country.

Extract from KFG Austria 2017:

“Radar or laser blocker”

• 98a. (1) Devices or objects with which technical devices for traffic monitoring can be influenced or disrupted must not be attached to or in motor vehicles and must not be carried in motor vehicles.

(2) Violations of the provision of Para. 1 are to be blamed on both the driver and the registered owner of the vehicle.

(3) Are the in para. 1 discovered devices or objects on or in vehicles, the organs of the public security service or the road inspector are entitled to take coercive measures to prevent further travel until these devices or objects have been removed. These devices or objects are to be declared expired. “