iProtect 1210 Bug Detector: Finds Active RF Transmitters, 50 to 3000 MHz

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The iProtect 1210 is discontinued. Replaced by the iProtect 1216.

3-band RF detector, 50 MHz to 12 GHz, analog and digital transmitters. In stock, ships the same working day.

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The iProtect 1210 is discontinued and no longer in stock. Its replacement is the iProtect 1216, a 3-band RF detector covering 50 MHz to 12 GHz, in stock and shipping the same working day. The iProtect 1210 was a covert, portable, body-worn bug detector with an integrated antenna and a full range of professional features, detecting active radio-transmitting devices from 50 to 3000 MHz, including digital signals, with search, sound, vibration and sleep modes.

Working frequency ranges from 50 to 3000 MHz, and the 8-segment bar graph indicator measures precisely the radio field level and location of bugging devices. Powered by a CR2430 lithium battery, the iProtect 1210 will help you search and detect:

Active radio transmitting surveillance devices (or RF bugging devices) in premises, vehicles, and items
Discover the improper use of mobile phones and other communication equipment for picking up conversations
Transmit the information in this case to another phone or record it onto an answering machine
Detect harmful emissions from GSM-jammers or mini recorder Suppressors
Detect harmful emissions from microwave ovens, communication antennas, and other electronic appliances

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Portable Bug detector Main Features:

Detection of all kinds of active radio-transmitting devices including digital signals
Microcontroller driven operation
Small-sized (credit card) and does not attract attention
Working frequency range 50—3000 MHz
8-segment bar graph indicator for precise measuring of the radio field level and location of a bugging device
Integrated antenna
Calibrated sensitivity for rejection of background fields
Powered by a CR2430 lithium battery

iProtect 1210 Specifications:

Frequency range: 50 - 3000 MHz

Power, QTY: CR2430, 1

Average current consumption: 8.5 - 16 mA (from 0.36 mA in Sleep)

Continuous operation: 18 - 32 hours (50 - 90 hours in Sleep)

Dimensions: 55*85*7

Indicators:

"Low battery”
"Pulse” indicator for recognizing digital transmitters including GSM and DECT

4 Working/Detection Modes:

Search – is a silent mode
Sound – will produce sound when a transmission is detected
Vibration – will vibrate when motion is detected
Sleep – the unit will wake up every 3 seconds to check the environment

The zero feature is when you are "zeroing” in on a device - press the zero button and the display will clear out and only show when the signal becomes stronger.

How to use the iProtect 1210:

Prepare the room as stated in the user manual (page 9)
Leave the room to let the device adjust the sensitivity (page 10 of the user manual)
Choose operation mode
Start your sweep

Is the product discontinued?

The iProtect 1210 has been discontinued and is out of stock. The recommended replacement is the Digiscan Labs iProtect 1216, a newer 3-band RF detector designed to detect both analog and digital RF eavesdropping devices.

What frequency range does the iProtect 1210 detect?

The iProtect 1210 detects radio-frequency signals from 50 MHz to 3000 MHz, covering a wide range of active RF transmitting devices, including analog and digital transmitters.

Can the iProtect 1210 detect digital transmitters?

Yes. The iProtect 1210 can detect digital RF transmissions, including signals from devices such as GSM and DECT transmitters. A dedicated pulse indicator helps identify digital transmission activity.

What detection modes does the iProtect 1210 have?

The iProtect 1210 offers four detection modes: Search, Sound, Vibration, and Sleep. This allows it to be used silently, with audible alerts, through vibration, or in a low-power monitoring mode.