School Teachers: Detect Cell Phones and Wireless Devices In The Classroom
The digital feature of this Bug Detector allows you to detect Detect Bluetooth, WLAN, Wi-Fi, Cellular Phones and Digital Spread Spectrum Wireless Devices. Specially designed for easy and simple use with no complex installation or professional knowledge required The unit features a detecting frequency up to 6 GHz and comes with an analog/digital detection switch.
This is a great, inexpensive system for school teachers, employers, college professors or anyone who wants to make sure that all cell phones and electronic devices are turned OFF. Detect analog cell phone signals from approximately 20 feet and digital signals from approximately 40 feet.
Features
• Detects analog cell phone signals from approximately 20 feet and digital signals from approximately 40 feet
• Digital / analog switch for signal selection3 LED indicators to determine signal strength
• Audible alarm with tonal change indicates signal strength
• Vibration warning mode
• User can use earphones for convenient monitoring of audible alarm
• Sensitivity tuner
• 3V DC power (uses 2 AAA batteries, included)
• 50 MHz to 6.0 GHz
• Detects wireless cameras at 5.8 GHz from approximately 2 feet and 2.4 GHz from approximately 5 feet
Specifications:
• Size: 87 x 55 x 24mm
• Weight: about 105g
• Detecting range: 50MHz~6.0GHz
• Power: 3V DC (AAA/UM-r battery x 2)
• Warning mode 1: Audible alarm and 3 LEDs
• Warning mode 2: Vibration and 3 LEDs
• Warning mode 3: Vibration, 3 LEDs and earphone output
• Detecting distance: for regular 10mW 5.8GHz wireless camera: 8 feet
• Detecting distance: for regular 10mW 2.4GHz wireless camera: 20 feet
• Detecting distance:
• for Cellular phone: 40 feet (set at analog)
• for Cellular phone: 60 feet (set at digital)
Size
• 3 1/2″ x 2 1/4″ x 1″
Includes
• Earpeice
• Pocket clip
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December 9th, 2009 at 11:58 am
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