The Transmitter Detector is a bug detector used to catch RF signals from bugging equipment such
as room bugs, radio transmitters, and other listening devices. Transmitter
detector operation can be conducted by non-technical users who require a
sensitive transmitter detector to search for electronic bugs.
RF
detection can sweep the spectrum from 1 MHz to 2500 MHz.
Room
transmitters placed in an office, a home, hotel room, conference room, even your
car, all may pose a threat to voice privacy. Using the Transmitter Detector's
sensitivity control feature and
radio frequency
meter will give you the edge to home in on hidden
transmitters and bugs. The Transmitter Detector also can detect bugging
equipment placed in your telephone in the event that someone has bugged your
phone, phone equipment, or phone wiring.
If you are searching for
radio transmitters in an area that has high radio signal traffic, you might
encounter false transmissions, which is a good reason to have a sensitivity control feature. If you are operating your transmitter detector in
close proximity to cellular phone antennas, radio station antennas, tv antennas,
airport traffic controller towers, emergency services like fire department,
police department, ambulance, and hospitals, the increase in radio congestion
may affect your searching operations.
Specs:
Weight: 7 oz.
Dimensions: 5.3" x 3.3" x 1.5" High-Impact
Case
Antenna: Telescoping Whip Antenna (extendable to
33")
Power: Requires 1 ... 9 volt battery
Q: Why does the Transmitter Detector limit its search
for bugs and RF transmitters to the range of 1 - 2500 MHz?
A: Many commercial radio transmitters or privacy
invading electronic bugs are below the level of 2500 MHz. This Transmitter
Detector targets that range based on popular transmitters that operate in the 100
- 500 MHz range. If you suspect that the eavesdropper is using non-commercial
radio transmitters, such as expensive, un-popular bugging equipment that
operates at higher frequencies, then we offer higher level Bug Detectors for
your convenience.
Q: How sensitive is the
Transmitter Detector?
A: With an antenna that
extends to almost 3 feet tall, it is able to pick up weak and strong signals in
both narrow and wide band ranges.
Q: How
often do false alerts happen?
A: RF transmissions from sources other than an
electronic bug may be present, so you will have to physically move around when
conducting a search.
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