Radio Frequency Detector or RF Detector

How the Zone Protector filters out stray signals that can cause false alarms?

One of the most important proprietary features of Cellbusters latest product, The Zone Protector™, is advanced frequency filtering.

Most standard RF Detectors or Radio Frequency Detectors on the market are wideband frequency detectors. They scan for a wide range of frequencies all at once. As a result, they not only pick up cell phone signals; they also pick up stray frequencies from a range of devices, such as garage door openers, walkie-talkies, children’s toys, and even RF noise from microwaves and light switches. So they can create false alerts. Over the last 10 years, all standard Radio Frequency Detectors have had this problem.

The Zone Protector™ has advanced features unheard of in standard RF Detectors or Radio Frequency Detectors. It’s an RF detector capable of detecting between 20 MHZ and 6GHz, and it allows users to specify the desired frequency or frequencies they want to scan for within that range. It has a 32-bit microprocessor, which enables it to scan for frequencies with advanced logic. False alerts are filtered out, so only real cell phone, smart phone, and mobile device frequencies are detected.

The Zone Protector will detect all modern frequency transmission types in use today, not only in the US and Canada, but all over the world. It’s a cell phonedetector, smart phone detector, mobile device detector, and Wi-Fi detector, as well as an RF Detector. In fact, if anew frequency comes along that has not been programmed into the device, the Zone Protector™ can be readily programmed to detect it. Cellbusters has designed the technology so users of the Zone Protector™ can keep up with the latest developments in mobile transmission.

The Zone Protector is manufactured in the USA, and consists of high quality components and engineering standards.

You can be assured that when you purchase a Zone Protector™, you are getting the most advanced detector on the market today. The standard RF Detectors and Radio Frequency Detectors simply can’t match its capabilities.

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