
DZDT Cell-Phone Detector is specially designed to detect only cell-phone handset transmission. It is a very high sensitivity detector that can detect cell-phone operation greater than 30 meters.
Since it detects only cell-phone up-link signal and therefore is insensitive to base-station signal. It equips with a squelch knob that allow the user to optimize the sensitivity for his/hers application. The adjustable sensitivity function is especially useful for locating the cell phone in use.
It is designed for applications in those areas that jamming is not allowed. It is very suitable for patrolmen in jails, military campgrounds, court houses, examination rooms, executive conference room...........The detecting "up-link" frequency bands are selected according to local service installations.
Since the frequency bands allocated for cell phones are country dependent, buyer should indicate the location this device will be used when place order. Countries such as Thailand, Japan, Mexico etc. allocate completely frequency bands especially for WCDMA application.
This device can operate more than 10 hours on one complete battery charge suitable for continuous monitoring in place like hospital, exam room, church, ...
Antenna |
Dual band dipole omni-directional (maximum gain at vertical position)
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Sensitivity(adjustable)
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GSM : > - 55dBM @antenna
CDMA & WCDMA : >- 65 dBM @antenna |
Rejection |
>25 dB @ out of band |
Detection mode |
RF power peak detection |
Rotary tuner |
On-off switch + squelch control
(rotate clock-wise to tune on power and increase sensitivity) * |
Power |
Li-battery (single, 1880 mAh @3.7 VDC) |
Charger |
Input: 100-240 VAC, 50- 60Hz |
Output |
5V DC, 1 A max. |
Output Mode |
Vibrator / Vibrator + Toner |
Indicators |
Yellow LED on : power on
Yellow LED dimmed/off : battery requires recharging
Red LED on : Charging in progress
Red LED off : Charging completed |
Operation time |
Stand-by >14 hours
Nominal > 12 hours
Vibrator continuous on: >8 hours |
Product function: Detect cell-phone handset transmission (up-link frequency bands)
Zone I: CDMA (824-849 MHz), GSM I (880-015 MHz), PCS 1850-1910 MHz), WCDMA (1920-1980 MHz)
for Asia, Europe, and Eastern South America
Zone II: GSMII+CDMA (824-849 MHz), PCS 1850-1910 MHz), CDMA-2000 (1710-1785 MHz)
for North and Central America, western South America
Zone III: CDMA (824-849 MHz), PHS (1895-1918 MHz), WCDMA (1920-1980 MHz)
for Japan and Korea
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