The R-330ZH jamming station consists of an electronic equipment vehicle mounted on a 6x6 truck chassis and a diesel-electric power station with four active phased array antennas fitted on telescopic masts mounted on a two-axle trailer. Phased array antennas offer many advantages to the radar system designer, such as agile beams, low profile, and scalability. Active arrays use Transmit/Receive (T/R) modules to provide the last stage of amplification for transmitted signals, the first stage of amplification for receive signals, and provide both amplitude and phase control at each radiating element.

The R-330ZH Zhitel can be deployed in less than 40 min. It can operate in autonomously thanks to Diesel electric generators for a period of 1.600 hours. The station is designed to solve the following tasks: detection, direction finding and jamming wearable mobile stations of mobile satellite communications Inmarsat and Iridium, detection, direction finding and jamming base stations of cellular communication standard GSM 1900 consumer navigation equipment jamming of satellite communications systems NAVSTAR (GPS). The product can operate in stand-alone mode as well as in the conjugate pair, both master and slave under the control of the complex R-330ZH. Though listed above which the signal is suppressed by one hundred percent within 20-30 km from the operating station. Its communication is also suppressed because of oppression before turning on the radio communication between the units is transmitted prearranged signal that alerts the complete radio silence and turns off the radio communications. The signal is transmitted through the inclusion of a wired link, means of messengers, etc.