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Most people don't realize how many wireless signals are bouncing around their hotel room until they actually sweep it — we've had buyers tell us they found things they weren't even looking for, which is pretty unsettling.
It covers 20MHz up to 6000MHz, so basically everything from GPS trackers to hidden camera feeds, with sensitivity rated at ≤0.05mW and a range of 70dB, which means it picks up weak signals others miss without being overwhelmed by strong ones.
Teh magnetic field detection works from about 5cm to 10cm, while wireless signal detection stretches from 5cm out to 6 meters, but it's not great for pinpointing a signal source in a crowded RF enviornment — that's just a limitation of handheld units.
We usually stock the black and blue cases, but if you need a custom color or logo on PC+LED body, that's doable for an MOQ of 500 units or so.
Battery life runs roughly 4-6 hours on a full charge with that 220mAh lithium cell, and it ships in an aviation box — the packaing alone makes it look more premium than most competitors, and we include a COA with every batch.
Lead time is typically 15-20 working days for standdard orders, but our company can push it to 10 if you're in a hurry; just confirm the quantty first so we can check stock.
Our MOQ for the AK700 is 100 units. We can discuss smaller trial orders if you're just starting out, but 100 is the standard for wholesale pricing.
Typical lead time is 15-20 business days after order confirmation and payment. Custom packaging might add a few extra days.
Yes, we can share the CE certification paperwork upon request. Just ask your sales contact, and we'll send it over.
That 10-meter range applies to strong wireless signals in open areas. For magnetic field detection, it's 5cm to 10cm, and for weaker wireless signals, it's 5cm to 6 meters. The actual range depends on signal strength and environment.
Yes, each AK700 comes in an aviation box as standard. We can customize the box with your logo or branding for bulk orders—just let us know the details.
