SISCO professional GPS bug detector offers audible tone variations to identify device types, plus a vibration alert for discreet use. This GPS sweeper includes sensitivity level indicators and a correction function to activate dormant bugs. The tracking device detector also provides multi-color LEDs to differentiate WiFi, Bluetooth, and cellular signals.

Wideband Multi-Signal Detection

Intelligent Signal Analysis and Precise Localization
SISCO professional GPS bug detector suits corporate boardrooms, hotel suites, rental cars, and private residences for routine security sweeps. Tracking device detector helps identify unauthorized surveillance in government offices and during business travel. GPS signal detector also assists vehicle fleet managers in locating hidden trackers on company assets, while RF bug detector ensures confidentiality in legal consultations and executive meetings.
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| Model | SISCO-GD-1206S |
| Frequency Range | 50MHz – 4GHz |
| Detected Signals | GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, 2G/3G/4G/5G, FM, DECT |
| Antenna 1 | Broadband for GPS tracker and low-freq devices |
| Antenna 2 | Dedicated 2.4GHz for WiFi and Bluetooth |
| Battery | 3.6V 350mAh Li-ion rechargeable |
| Runtime | ≥ 15 hours continuous |
| Sound Alert | Buzzer with variable tones per signal type |
| Vibration Alert | Silent motor for discreet use |
| Sensitivity | Stepwise attenuation (ATT+) and gain control |
| LED Indicators | Multi-color for signal category identification |
| Strength Display | Real-time bars and pulse waveform |
| CORR Function | Activates dormant eavesdropping bugs |
| Charging | USB port |
| Housing | Metal casing |
| Weight | 230 g |
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Q1: Can this professional GPS bug detector pick up WiFi and Bluetooth signals?
A1: Yes, its dedicated 2.4GHz antenna captures WiFi cameras and Bluetooth eavesdroppers, while the broadband antenna covers GPS trackers, cellular devices, FM, and DECT – all within 50MHz–4GHz.
Q2: Does this tracking device detector find dormant GPS trackers?
A2: No, it only detects actively transmitting devices. But the CORR button can send a trigger pulse to activate certain dormant bugs, forcing them to emit a signal that the RF bug detector can then locate.
Q3: How does this GPS signal detector differentiate device types?
A3: Through distinct audible tones and multi?color LEDs – orange for DECT, green for WiFi, red for cellular. The signal strength bar also rises as you approach the source, helping with precise localization.
Tips: How to use CORR on this professional GPS bug detector?
Press the CORR button to emit a triggering pulse that forces some dormant eavesdropping devices to transmit. While holding CORR, slowly sweep the area and watch the signal strength bar. Any sudden spike indicates an activated bug. Release the button to stop the pulse, then use the dual antennas to home in on the source. This function is especially helpful when you suspect a device is in standby mode and not actively broadcasting, allowing your tracking device detector to locate it reliably.
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