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_x005F_x005F_xD83D_ Detector 2.4 GHz (WiFi Signal Indicator 2.4–2.524 GHz)
This compact portable detector is designed to determine the presence and relative strength of signals within the WiFi band of 2.4–2.524 GHz. The device operates as an RF activity indicator in this spectrum and can be used to detect wireless transmissions, including control or data links operating in the 2.4 GHz band.
Signal strength indication is performed using LEDs: one LED indicates weak signal, two LEDs indicate medium level, and three LEDs indicate strong signal. An additional audible buzzer alert allows monitoring of the RF environment without constant visual attention. Due to its compact size, the detector easily fits into a pocket and can be used as a personal field RF activity indicator.
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We treat such indicators as rapid primary tools for monitoring activity in the most common 2.4 GHz band. In real operational environments, having a compact device that instantly shows signal presence without complex configuration is critical for quick situational decisions.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Device type | RF signal indicator / 2.4 GHz detector |
| Operating range | 2.4–2.524 GHz |
| Channels | 128 (1 MHz step) |
| Signal level indication | 1 LED — weak, 2 — medium, 3 — strong |
| Alerts | LEDs + audible buzzer |
| Modulation | GFSK |
| Reception range | Up to ~1.1 km (LOS, +20 dBm transmitter) |
| Antenna | Whip antenna, SMA, gain 2 dBi |
| External antennas | Directional antenna connection supported |
| Battery | Li-Ion 600 mAh |
| Operating time | >10 hours |
| Charging | USB 5 V |
| Housing | Impact-resistant aluminum |
| Dimensions (without antenna) | 100×66×27 mm |
Comment
The device functions as a signal presence indicator in the WiFi band rather than a spectrum analyzer or jammer. It is most effective as a fast field tool for evaluating RF activity intensity in the 2.4 GHz range. The ability to connect a directional antenna allows approximate localization of a signal source by direction.