Camera Detector RF GSM Bug GPS Tracker Finder Detector Bug Detector

Price: kr249.00
Tax included
Art nr. NO15 C0005076A Lagersaldo 10 Items

Description

RF/GSM Bug, GPS Tracker, and Camera Detector

New features of this anti-camera and anti-surveillance signal detector: utilizes the latest technology for greater sensitivity and extended detection range.

Combines active and passive wireless scanning methods to accurately locate eavesdropping devices, wiretaps, trackers, car bugs, wireless cameras, wired cameras, and sources of electromagnetic radiation.

The CC380+ dual-mode detector can detect and locate both wired and wireless hidden cameras and RF devices.

Operates within a frequency range of 1 MHz to 6.5 GHz, covering GSM, VHF, and UHF bugs and trackers.

It can also detect and locate spy camera lenses via laser scanning.

The device's viewfinder allows you to spot camera lenses by looking through the eyepiece while facing the area being scanned.

Equipped with an automatic detection function: it vibrates, beeps, and flashes an LED indicator when it detects a bug.

Detection modes: 1. Laser detection, 2. Vibration detection (silent mode), 3. Beep detection, 4. LED display detection, 5. Headset mode.

Features low-voltage alerts and a built-in rechargeable battery. Laser detection: With its auto-detection function, the device alerts you via vibration if it detects eavesdropping devices, pinhole cameras, casino cheating devices, etc., in your immediate environment. Includes a signal strength indicator to help quickly locate the signal source.

Adjustable detection sensitivity: Features a newly upgraded sensitivity chip to quickly locate hidden cameras, eavesdropping equipment, and Wi-Fi signals. It can be connected to headphones for more discreet detection.

Specifications:

Size: 93 x 48 x 17 mm

Power supply: 280 mAh battery

Detection wavelength: 920 nm

Frequency range: 1–6500 MHz

Package includes:

1 x Laser Camera Detector Finder

1 x Headphones

1 x Charger

1 x User manual

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