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Sweeps from 1MHz all the way up to 8GHz, which covers everything from old-school bugs to modern 5.8G wireless cameras and GPS trackers — that's a wider range than most handheld units in this bracket. You'll get detection sensitivity down below 0.03mW, so it'll pick up a weak signal a lower-end device would miss entirely, something we see a lot in real sweeps at rental property or conference rooms.
The display uses 9-level LED lighting, not some vague beeping system — each bar tells you how close or strong the signal is. Integrated 1000mAh polymer battery gives 8 to 12 hours of continuous run time, which is pretty much a full workday for a sweep or a couple of full scans of a midsize office. It's got a sensitivity knob, so you can dial it back in noisy urban environments where you'd otherwise get a false alarm every block.
Basically, what this G319 does is combine a 73dB range with that 0.03mW floor, giving you a tool that's better than the cheaper sweepers for finding hidden transmitters in walls or ceiling tiles. An experienced operator can typically work a 2000-square-foot space in under 90 minutes, though that varies by clutter. For compliance, we include a standerd COA and it's marked "For Research Use Only" — no CITES issues, no special permits needed for most US and EU shipments, but our company can supply the TDS on request.
We usually keep 50 units or so on hand, and lead time is about 7-10 business days form order confirmation for quantities under 200. For US buyers, customs clearance is straightforward since there's no encryption or restricted radio tech inside — just a straight RF receiver. Also, if you're buying for an institutional account, we've got the paperwork for a standard SDS if your compliance team asks for it.
One detail a lot of people don't think about: the antenna screws off, so you can pack it flat for transport, and the total weight is 280g give or take. It's not ideal for outdoor sweeps in heavy rain — no IP rating — but for indoor sweeps it's a solid mid-range tool. Roughly 107mm tall without antenna, about teh size of a large smartphone.
The G319 can detect 1.2G, 2.4G, and 5.8G wireless cameras specifically. The detection range depends on signal strength, but it's sensitive enough to pick up signals as low as 0.03mW, so even weak camera signals should trigger the 9-level LED indicator.
The built-in 1000mAh polymer battery gives you 8 to 12 hours of working time, depending on usage. It draws about 60mA current, so you can easily get through a full day of scanning without needing to recharge.
Since it's labeled 'For Research Use Only', it doesn't come with standard consumer certifications like CE or FCC. It's meant for professional or experimental use where formal compliance isn't required.
We typically don't have a strict MOQ for this model — single units are available for sampling or testing. If you need bulk pricing, just let us know the quantity and we can work something out.
No, the metal housing is actually designed to shield internal electronics from interference, not to block incoming signals. The detector still picks up frequencies from 1MHz to 8000MHz effectively through the antenna and sensor components.
