Scanlock M2

Counter Surveillance Receiver

When searching for active RF transmitter listening devices, speed is essential. If important meeting areas are under threat from electronic eavesdropping, minutes or even seconds could potentially be worth tens of thousands of pounds to an eavesdropper.

The detection and location of illicit RF transmissions requires swift and silent action to identify and locate listening devices on the Radio Spectrum without alerting potential eavesdroppers to what is happening.

Scanlock M2 makes the detection, identification and location of covert radio transmitters quicker and easier than ever before.

Imagine how long it would take to manually tune a radio into every station on the FM bandwidth to identify what was transmitting at each frequency.

With Scanlock M2 you can not only cover the whole FM bandwidth, but a 500 times wider bandwidth, all in less than 5 seconds.

The Global Spectral Analysis Software adds a further dimension to identifying listening devices. Scanlock M2 can be controlled remotely via telecommunication networks.

Data can be saved directly to disk for further analysis; allowing multiple scan comparisons easily identifying any new and unusual bursts in activity.

Compact and portable, Scanlock M2 is easily transported and can be desk-mounted for continuous monitoring during meetings.

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Scanlock M2 - User Benefits

• Quickly identifies and locates active RF transmitters
• Simplified presentation of complex information
• Controllable externally via telecommunication networks to perform scans as required from any location
• Compact for easy transportation
• Cable checking function allows operator to check telephone and mains cables for listening devices
• Records identified legitimate signals, speeding up subsequent scans
• Desk-mountable to provide continuous monitoring during meeting
• Timer function allows regular scans of an area to be recorded for later analysis
• Graphic software spectral analysis for easy identification of suspicious devices