DefCon Security Products DD802 Law-Grade Counter Surveillance PRO Sweep 10GHz - Equipped with both RF detection and a camera lens finder. Handheld Sweep Detects All Active GPS Live Trackers
Product ID: 71089313
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Use the DD802 DefCon Defender from DefCon Security Products to detect covert and hidden surveillance cameras. The device's 10 MHz to 8 GHz radio frequency response is able to detect both wired and wireless cameras. Additionally, an included lens finder attachment enables you to find non-transmitting cameras by locating their lenses. The DefCon Defender also comes with an antenna. Detects wireless as well as wired hidden cameras. Lens finder attachment for detecting non-transmitting cameras. Easy to set up and operate. Detects, Locates & Prevents All Eavesdropping Bugs and Cameras Including:Wired and Wireless Cameras Wireless MicsAudio Transmitter BugsVideo Transmitter TransmittersGPS tracking (only when device is transmitting signal)All Wireless / Transmitter BugsRadio Frequency Response 10MHz ~ 10GHz GPS Vehicle Tracking DevicesAll Types of Concealed TransmittersHidden Video Cameras (Spy-Cams)Computer and FAX Eavesdropping Transmitters"Series" and "Parallel" Telephone TransmittersBumper Beepers; , Body Worn TransmittersALL TYPES OF "INFINITY" DEVICES
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It finds the things you forgot to turn off
First, make sure you turn off everything that sends wi-fi or cellular signals, including routers, computers, cell phones, security cams... The camera detector appears rather simple, but it does spot camera lenses. The RF detector does indeed pick up cell phones and other wi-fi devices. If an item sends an intermittent signal, that will only be seen when the signal is transmitted - this can make for a slower sweep (would have been nice to add a "hold signal" button or something like that). I haven't use the GPS tracker yet.
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