Description
KJB Security Products DD1206 RF Wireless Signal Detector
The KJB DD1206 RF Wireless Signal Detector from KJB Security Products is a counter-surveillance device which locates hidden bugs that send digital transmissions using standards like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and analog signals broadcast at up to 12 GHz.
The DD1206 is a best in class counter surveillance device. Unlike all typical searching devices, it can detect modern ‘hidden’ bugs which use such protocols as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi at a long distance.
Such bugs, especially Bluetooth types, are practically undetectable by common RF detectors due to their very low transmitted power and special type of modulation.
The DD1206 uses a separate channel with a high, (2.4/5 GHz) frequency pre-selector to detect and locate Bluetooth and Wi-Fi with a much higher sensitivity.
The DD1206 unit also then processes the demodulated signal in order to identify which protocol has been detected.
In addition, the DD1206 unit can detect all ‘classical’ bugs and inspect them for the presence of correlation by sending sound impulses as well as other digital transmissions at a standard distance (GSM, LTE, 3G, 4G, and 5Ghz, DECT, etc.)
The DD1206 is a sophisticated handheld radio frequency detection device that incorporates the ability to detect nearly any type of wireless protocol, including digital frequencies such as Wi-Fi and analog frequencies reaching up to 12Ghz in range.
Making DD1206 detection device extremely successful at finding unwanted surveillance threats are the two different antennas users can deploy and the demodulation feature which enables the users to hear the sound signature of the frequency.
The DD1206 unit can detect a variety of conventional bugging devices including FM-modulated transmitters, digital transmitters, GSM bugs, etc.
Using sound to detect transmitters, the unit can produce a loop-back effect with a microphone to pick up and transmit the beep.
When a signal is detected, the demodulation display will flash and the detector will sound depending on the type of transmission detected.
The extra antenna allows the device to avoid interference from external sources in cities or near broadcasting towers.
The DD1206 is the perfect tool in searching for digital and analogue transmitters in the frequency ranges
Main antenna: 50MHz – 12GHz Wider coverage, particularly at lower frequencies, has made it possible to increase the detection distance of a conventional VHF/UHF bug by 2–3 times, while saving perfect sensitivity at the higher bands (GSM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc.)
Antenna 2: 1.4-2.48 GHz and 4.9-5.875 GHz This is the first time when an affordable RF detector gets the microwave log-periodic directed antenna supplied in the standard set. 2–4 times longer distance to all sources above 2GHz (Wi-Fi 2.4GHz, Wi-Fi 5GHz, Bluetooth, WIMAX, LTE High, etc.).
The directionality provides easy pinpointing of a wireless source. Now you not only know that there is a Wi-Fi source, but can quickly pinpoint it.
Correlation function discovers FM-transmitters by the presence of sound is different from other detectors this unit can produce a loop-back effect A microphone transmitter will pick up the sound and transmit the beep.
The demodulation display will pick up the transmission and flash simultaneously.
Also, when the unit detects other transmission, different sounds will come from the unit depending on the type of transmission it detects.
- Detects Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, DECT, GSM, and RF
- Operation up to 20 hours
- Power 2xAAA
- Frequency range, Antenna #1: 50MHz – 12Ghz.
- Indications: Active antenna, Low battery, Mode, Identification, Attenuator, Secondary demodulation
- Antenna 2, GHz: 2.4–2.48 /4.9–5.875
- Dimensions: 3 inch (7.62 cm) L × 0.5 inch (1.27 cm) W × 5 inch (12.7 cm) H
