Professional detector of GPS locators-GSM intercepts-cameras-transmitters-RF signals
Professional detector of GPS locators, GSM bugs, wiretaps, cameras and other WI-FI transmitters 50 MHz - 8.0 GHz
A useful tool for quick and fast searching of GPS locators, GSM phones, hidden bugs, cameras, etc. Suitable for inspecting the vehicle or room before the meeting and wherever you want to be at least a little sure that you are not being watched or listened to by someone else. The detector can alert almost all types of active transmitters (GPS locators, GSM bugs, active call from a mobile phone, UHF bugs, etc.). When it detects an increased signal, the detector alerts you via a colored LED scale and a smoother whistle. When you want to reveal the exact location of a hidden transmitter, you still lose sensitivity and gradually approach it.
Features
Professional detector for searching for wiretaps, hidden cameras and locators controlled by a microprocessor
Detection of all common communication bands - GSM, CDMA, 2G/3G/4G/5G, LTE, Bluetooth, Wifi and WiMAX. All types of radio transmitters and remote controls FM/VHF/UHF
16-column LCD LED graph
Power supply: 3.7V/1100mAh rechargeable battery
Dimensions: 131*75*17mm
Up to 6 hours of continuous operation
The device is controlled by a microprocessor and the search is performed using a pair of sensitive omnidirectional antennas.
The WT10 requires no complicated setup and is quick and intuitive to use.
Technical parameters:
Band detection: 50 MHz - 8.0 GHz
Dynamic detection range:> 70dB
Antenna: 3dBi omnidirectional + directional
Coverage: 10 cm ～ 10 meters (depending on the signal strength)
Signaling: 16-bar LCD graph
Screen: 2.6 inch LCD display
Power supply: Battery: Lithium 1100 mAh
Typical battery life: up to 6 hours
Charging time: 2 hours
Working temperature: -10 ~ +50 degrees
Dimensions: 131 * 75 * 17mm
Package contents:
1x RF detector
1x USB charging cable
1x Instructions Czech download + English
Additional parameters
| Category: | Spy Bug Device |
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| Warranty: | 2 years |
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