Bug Detector Anti-Spy RF & Camera Scanner

Discreet protection for conversations, meetings and travel.

This compact Bug Detector Anti-Spy Security Device is designed to help you locate hidden cameras, GPS trackers and wireless listening devices in your surroundings. Built from durable ABS plastic and powered by a rechargeable 450mAh lithium polymer battery, it combines laser and RF (radio frequency) detection in one easy-to-carry unit. The device offers laser detection for camera lenses at approximately 10 cm-10 m and radio signal detection at approximately 5 cm-10 m, covering most typical room and vehicle scenarios.

With a receive frequency range of 1 MHz-6500 MHz, this detector can assist in identifying suspicious RF activity from many common spying devices. The adjustable sensitivity control allows you to narrow or widen the detection range, helping you pinpoint the potential source more accurately. Its pocket-sized design (65 x 48 x 15 mm) makes it suitable for use in offices, hotel rooms, meeting spaces, vehicles and home environments.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Versatile detection modes - Uses RF scanning and laser lens detection to help locate hidden cameras, GPS trackers and wireless bugs.
• Portable and discreet - Lightweight, compact body slips easily into a pocket or bag for business travel and daily use.
• Simple to operate - Intuitive controls, adjustable sensitivity and included earphone support more private, focused detection.

FAQ

Q: What types of devices can this detect?
A: It is designed to help detect many RF-based bugs, GPS trackers and hidden cameras operating within the 1 MHz-6500 MHz range, as well as camera lenses via laser reflection.

Q: Is the battery rechargeable?
A: Yes. It includes a built-in 450mAh lithium polymer battery and an AC charger for convenient recharging.

Q: Can I use it in hotels and rental properties?
A: Yes. Its compact size and quiet operation with the earphone make it suitable for checking hotel rooms, rentals and meeting spaces.

Q: Does it measure harmful radiation from household appliances?
A: No. This device is intended for RF and camera detection, not for measuring health-related radiation exposure.