Choosing bug detectors

Do you suspect that someone may be listening to your private conversations or watching you with a video camera? Then you need one of our bug detectors. These devices reveal the location of hidden bugs by "scanning" the radio frequency spectrum for nearby transmissions. You use them by "sweeping" or walking through a room with the bug detector activated. If they find a bug, you will be alerted by an audible sound as well as receive a visible indication on the bug detector's display. There are several factors to consider when choosing bug detectors.

One of the first things to consider when choosing bug detectors is the type of display. Some models show both the signal strength and also the actual frequency of the signal being transmitted. This type, actually an RF scanner, can also be used for testing your own spy equipment's transmitter capabilities. The other common type simply gives an indication of signal strength, which is enough information for you to find a bug in a room.

Consider choosing bug detectors with an LCD for low-power and long battery life. Pay attention to the frequency range - a good bug detector covers a range of 1 MHz to 3 GHz. This covers all possible radio frequencies. Also, look for rechargeable NiCad or NiMH batteries to save on the cost of buying disposable batteries.

Another factor to consider when choosing bug detectors in an audible alert feature. This helps you in locating a bug in a room by starting to emit an audible tone when a bug is detected - with the audible signal changing and getting stronger or weaker as you get nearer or further away from the bug. This is an invaluable aid in finding a bug in a large room or other area.

When using bug detectors, be sure you "sweep" the whole room - bugs are extremely small nowadays, with some being no larger than a dime. Hidden cameras have also been miniaturized, with some board cameras with transmitters being no larger than a box of matches.
As you can see, there are quite a few factors to consider when choosing bug detectors. Be sure to consider the display type, whether or not there is an audible alert feature, type of batteries, and low-power operation. All of these different factors make for a good reason to do business with a company such as totalsecuritywarehouse.com. We have years of experience in this industry, and have the necessary expertise to help you choose the bug detectors that are right for you. In addition, we have a large selection of all types of spy and security equipment - one of the largest selections available anywhere.