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- Amazon Sales Rank: #1018609 in Sports & Outdoors
- Brand: Mini Gadgets
Cdrfld - Economy Bug Detector With Rf And Lens Finder
Product Description
If you have the feeling you are being watched or eavesdropped the CD-RFLD is what you need to feel at ease. This wireless detector can detect hidden wired and wireless video dead or alive and alerts you in one of three ways: an alarm silent LED or vibration. It locates bugs on frequencies from 1 MHz to 6500 MHz and you can adjust the detecting sensitivity.
Features Detects Hidden Video Cameras Dead Or Alive! Wide Range Sweep For Bugs From 1MHz - 6500MHz. Detects Wired & Wireless Hidden Video Cameras! Silent Alert Vibration Mode Alarm alert mode Silent LED Alert Mode Instant auto-detecting function Wide Band RF bug detector with working frequency between 1MHz - 6500MHz Also sweeps and detects VHF UHF WiFi Bluetooth and GSM bugs. Very small light weight and portable size. Detecting sensitivity adjustable Multi-alarming mode: vibrating beeping & LED light indicator Built in Li-Ion BatterySpecifications Detecting frequency range: 1MHz - 6500MHz. Laser detecting range of wired cameras (self-shoot): 0.1 - 20 m Detecting range of RF device: 0.05 - 10 m (subjected to the transmitting power of the RF device) Viewing Lens: IR filtered lens Current consumption: 8mA Self-shoot detecting wave length: 920nm Material: ABS Size: 65x48x15mm Battery: Internal Li-Ion - Full charge will last up to 6 hours for the lens detector and up to 15 for the RF detectorIncludes 1 RFLD Detection Device 1 Set of earbuds 1 Instruction Booklet 1 Power cordCustomer Reviews
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