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iProtect 1205 – RF Detector, 50 MHz–8 GHz
Code: iProtect 1205Price 34900 € VAT incl.( 28843 € VAT excl. )In stock.Compact pen-style RF detector for active transmitters across 50 MHz–8 GHz. A 16-segment bargraph, vibration, audio mode and ATT attenuator assist close inspection. Runs for 10–20 hours on one AA battery.
Manufacturer-
DigiScan Labs · iProtect 1205
Inspect your surroundings with a compact RF detector
The DigiScan Labs iProtect 1205 is a pen-style detector for locating active radio transmitters. Compare signal levels around objects, then use the ATT attenuator to narrow down a strong source at close range.
50 MHz–8 GHzradio frequency range3operating modes10–20 hoperation on one AA batteryCompact format Reach confined spaces
The 172 × 19 mm body is convenient for methodical close inspection of objects, furniture gaps and other small spaces.
Clear indication Follow changes in signal level
A 16-segment bargraph helps compare readings and locate the area with the strongest radio signal.
Signal attenuation Keep searching near a transmitter
ATT reduces the signal by up to 20 dB, helping you pinpoint a strong source when the bargraph is already full.
What does the iProtect 1205 detect?
Analogue and digital radio transmissions within 50 MHz–8 GHz, including VHF/UHF bugs, mobile transmitters, active wireless cameras, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices. It indicates radio activity; inspect the source to establish what the device does.
This description applies to the 50 MHz–8 GHz version with a 16-segment indicator.
A systematic check in three steps
- Prepare the areaInsert an AA battery and switch off known radio transmitters that are not needed for the inspection.
- Compare readingsStart with ATT off and move the antenna tip slowly around the objects being checked.
- Locate the sourceEnable ATT near a strong signal and physically inspect the area with the highest reading.
Before you startA device must transmit a radio signal to be detected. Switched-off cameras and recorders that store audio locally may remain undetected. Ordinary phones and routers also trigger a response; a reading alone does not establish covert surveillance.
Supplied set
- iProtect 1205 RF detector.
- Protective carrying case.
- User manual.
Requires one AA (LR06) battery.
Warranty and delivery
Warranty: 12 months.
Worldwide express deliveryFedEx ExpressSee the iProtect 1205 in use
Two official DigiScan Labs videos in English.
How to use
Manufacturer guidance on searching, operating modes and the ATT function.
Watch on YouTubeFrequently asked questions
Can it detect bugs and wireless cameras?
Yes, while they transmit within 50 MHz–8 GHz and their signal is strong enough. The detector responds to both analogue and digital transmissions.
Can it detect switched-off devices or ordinary voice recorders?
Devices that do not emit radio signals cannot be found by this method. This includes a switched-off camera or a voice recorder that only stores recordings in its own memory.
Is it suitable for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and BLE tags?
It can respond to their radio transmissions, but does not list devices, names or addresses. For dedicated BLE tag detection, compare BlueSleuth-Lite in the Other detectors tab.
What is the detection distance?
It is a tool for close inspection. Manufacturer examples give approximately 10–30 cm for Bluetooth, 50–100 cm for a Wi-Fi router and 30–200 cm for a GSM transmitter. Power, obstacles and the environment affect results.
Can I search for a GPS tracker in a vehicle?
You can look for the radio signals sent by a tracker. GPS satellite reception alone is not detected, and intermittent transmissions need longer observation. The manufacturer recommends the more sensitive Protect 1207i for this task.
What do the modes and ATT do?
Normal provides visual indication, Vibrating adds vibration, and Audio helps assess the character of a signal by sound. ATT attenuates a strong RF signal by up to 20 dB to help localize its source.
How long does it run, and does it need charging?
This version uses one AA (LR06) battery, with a stated operating time of 10–20 hours. Replace the battery when depleted; green, orange and red indicators show its condition.
Is this the new 15 GHz version?
This product is the 50 MHz–8 GHz iProtect 1205 with a 16-segment bargraph and ATT button. The linked documents and videos apply to this version.
