Professional Digital Pocket Bug Detector

Professional Digital Pocket Bug Detector features the very latest digital technology and is particularly suited to locating hidden devices such as GPS trackers, GSM (mobile phone) based bugging devices such as “ghost” phones, as well as all other conventional “bugging” devices. It features a mammoth 1MHz to 6GHz (6000MHz) frequency range as well as increased sensitivity to ensure that even the most sophisticated devices can be located. Such devices include miniature room bugs, mains powered bugs, telephone bugs, video transmitters, mobile telephones, GPS trackers, walkie-talkies, etc.

 

A 10-LED bar graph display indicates signal strength along with an audio tone, enabling you to pinpoint the transmitter precisely. If you wish to check for transmitters without alerting others the Professional Digital Pocket Bug Detector can be set to vibrate mode. If any signals are detected the unit will pulse vibrate silently, allowing you to keep it concealed on your person in a jacket pocket, for example.

 

Once you have located a suspect signal using the Professional Digital Pocket Bug Detector, by simply attaching the supplied headphones you can use the “Demodulation” facility to identify whether the suspect device is transmitting any audio such as that from a bugging device microphone or a telephone bug transmitter.

 

A special feature of the Professional Digital Pocket Bug Detector is the Digital “Peak Pulse” detector giving it the ability to locate modern devices that only transmit momentarily and are therefore easily missed using conventional bug detectors. Such devices include Trackers and GSM based devices where a “Burst” signal or SMS (text messages for example) are sent occasionally. The Professional Digital Pocket Bug Detector will alert you if a device has transmitted within the vicinity even for just a fraction of a second.

 

This combination of features adds up to making the Professional Digital Pocket Bug Detector the ultimate handheld Bug Detector, surpassing even many larger so called “professional” devices.