Non-linear junction detector LORNET NLJD

A Non-Linear Junction Detector (NLJD), such as the LORNET model, is a specialized electronic counter-surveillance device used to detect hidden electronic components, whether powered on or off. It works by transmitting a high-frequency radio signal; any semiconductor (found in listening devices, cameras, cell phones, or explosive circuitry) re-radiates harmonic frequencies, which the NLJD picks up. This makes it an essential tool for Technical Surveillance Counter-Measures (TSCM) sweeps to locate covert bugs, and by EOD teams to find electronic fuzing in Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), ensuring the security of sensitive facilities and personnel.

• Detects hidden electronic devices by their semiconductor “signature,” even when off.

• Critical for Technical Surveillance Counter-Measures (TSCM) and bug detection.

• Used by EOD teams to locate electronic components in IEDs and booby traps.

• The LORNET NLJD is a specific, professional-grade model known for its sensitivity.

• A non-intrusive way to sweep rooms, vehicles, and objects for clandestine electronics.

• A cornerstone tool for physical security and counter-terrorism operations.

Find hidden electronics, on or off. The LORNET NLJD is a professional Non-Linear Junction Detector for TSCM sweeps and EOD operations.