SIGNALPEN(TM) PENCIL SIZE RF DETECTOR LIGHT, 60 Hz to 1.2 GHz, Miliwatts to Kilowatts, Direct Contact or Inductive Detector, No Battery! Fits in Shirt Pocket!
SKU SIGNALPEN
$49.95
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SIGNALPEN(TM) PENCIL SIZE RF DETECTOR LIGHT, 60 Hz to 1.2 GHz, Miliwatts to Kilowatts, Direct Contact or Inductive Detector, No Battery! Fits in Shirt Pocket!
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SignalPen(TM)
Our device, in the style of a pen. A portable device that you hold at the end of the pen to detect any RF signal source in close proximity without a battery. It uses RF electromagnetic field as a power source to light up an indicating light. Simple tool/instrument to locate or troubleshoot any RF source from handheld transceiver, mobile radios, or base station and radio repeaters. This device also detects a high voltage AC power line from 15kV and above, also a handy tool for electrician. Just store in shirt pocket like your other pens!
Self-Powered RF Detection Light (No Battery Needed)
Product Dimensions: The size of a pen
Specifications: 60 Hz to 1.2 GHz
For Optional Models: 2.4 to 6 Ghz Min. to Max.
RF Powered Detection: Milliwatts to Kilowatts
Proximity Detection: Wireless: 0.5 in to 3 ft
Capable of in-circuit detection from 20 mW. 30 seconds at 100W
Warranty: 3 years warranty no matter what, except:Intentional breakage and tampering of device
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The impedance transformers are classified in ratios of 2:1 (100:50 ohm) to 16:1 (800:50 ohm). The outputs can be configured as balanced (Balun) or as unbalanced (unun) with respect to the inputs which are considered all unbalanced coax at 50 ohms. All impedance transformers are designed for 1.8-31 MHz unless otherwise specified.