Most RF detectors stop at 6 or 8 GHz. Modern surveillance devices don't.
The iProtect DD1240 scans frequencies from 9 GHz all the way to 44 GHz — the ultra-high microwave and millimeter-wave bands where next-generation bugs, covert transmitters, and 5G-based surveillance devices operate. If your current sweep equipment tops out below 10 GHz, you have a blind spot. This closes it.
Eavesdropping technology has moved into frequency ranges that conventional bug detectors simply cannot reach. Millimeter-wave transmitters are smaller, harder to find, and increasingly common. The DD1240 was purpose-built to detect RF energy in these upper bands with approximately -40 dBm sensitivity — enough to locate low-power covert devices at close range.
The DD1240 displays both Modulation Level and RF Level simultaneously, giving you two independent data points to distinguish real threats from ambient interference. The 30-degree directional antenna pattern lets you pinpoint a device's location by narrowing the signal path as you sweep.
At just 172mm long and under an ounce, the DD1240 is roughly the size of a pen. The duralumin housing is lightweight and durable. A single AA battery delivers 10–20 hours of continuous scanning — enough for multiple full-room sweeps without recharging.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Frequency Range | 9–44 GHz |
| Sensitivity | ~-40 dBm |
| Display | OLED, 128 × 32 pixels |
| Antenna Pattern | 30° directional, built-in |
| Power | 1× AA battery (LR06) |
| Battery Life | 10–20 hours |
| Dimensions | 172 × 19 mm |
| Housing | Duralumin |
| Weight | 0.2 lbs |