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UHF spy bug transmitter in a notebook power supply

UHF spy bug transmitter in a notebook power supply
UHF room bug transmitter gidden in a power supplier for portable PCs

UHF spy bug transmitter in a notebook power supply

UHF spy bug transmitter in a notebook power supply

  • Direct 220V power supply
  • High efficiency microphone
  • Possibility to work 24 hours a day
  • Invisible concealment
  • Multiple application fields

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UHF microphone hidden in a notebook power supply. It starts working automatically as soon as power supply is connected to the mains!

Our SPY-NOTEBOOK power supplier integrates a radio frequency room audio bug transmitter, with UHF band transmission and very efficient sensitive knowles microphone.

The radio bug, hidden in a completely invisible way, automatically starts transmitting as soon as the power supply is connected to the mains. Just tune in a radio receiver* to listen to everything that happens within the range of the microphone in real time. The device fits perfectly to all newly manufactured notebooks.

Each power supplier is equipped with an adapter plug to ensure, if necessary, compatibility also with different models of portable PCs. In any case, it will be possible to evaluate the feasibility of concealment in specific power supply models together with our technical staff.

PLEASE NOTE: images are for illustrative purposes only


*It is recommended to use the UHF bug interfaced with:

IC-ERRE / DIGICELL