RF Bug Detector Pen for Hidden Cameras, Trackers and Wireless Bugs, 1–12,000 MHz

RF Bug Detector Pen for Hidden Cameras, Trackers and Wireless Bugs, 1–12,000 MHz

Black 2PC
$117.99
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RF Bug Detector Pen for Hidden Cameras, Trackers and Wireless Bugs, 1–12,000 MHz

RF Bug Detector Pen for Hidden Cameras, Trackers and Wireless Bugs, 1–12,000 MHz

$117.99
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Know what's in the room before you say anything.

Rented apartment, hotel room, a car you don't fully trust: this pen-sized detector (model WT09) scans passively across 1 to 12,000 MHz for the radio signals that wireless cameras, GSM bugs and GPS trackers give off, and adds a laser lens finder to spot camera lenses from 5 cm to 10 m.

Six signal-strength LEDs and a five-step sensitivity dial let you walk the signal down to its source. Choose a beep, a silent vibration, LEDs only, or plug in a headset. Rechargeable over Type-C, about 30 g, 16 × 103 mm — it lives in a jacket pocket.

Why you'll like it

  • Full-band RF scan — 1 to 12,000 MHz, passive, including Wi-Fi cameras.
  • Laser lens finder — catches camera lenses 5 cm to 10 m away.
  • Four alert modes — beep, vibration, LED, headset.
  • Adjustable sensitivity — 5 levels, 6 signal LEDs to home in.
  • Pocket-sized — 16 × 103 mm, about 30 g, Type-C charging.

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Specs

Model WT09
Detection RF 1 – 12,000 MHz; laser lens detection 5 cm – 10 m; working range 0.1 – 10 m
Alerts Beep · vibration · LED display · headset
Sensitivity 5 levels, potentiometer; 6 signal-strength LEDs
Battery Built-in rechargeable, Type-C, low-voltage warning
Size / weight 16 × 103 mm · about 30 g

Good to know

  • Detects transmitting devices; a camera that only records to a card is found with the laser lens finder, not the RF scan.
  • Sweep slowly with sensitivity lowered near routers and phones, which also transmit.

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