Enhanced Non-Linear Junction Detector

Enhanced Non-Linear Junction Detector

The Enhanced Non-Linear Junction Detector operates on a 2400MHz working band and is engineered for broader frequency detection, supporting ranges from 50MHz to 6000MHz. This wide coverage allows it to identify a diverse array of electronic components, whether active or dormant. Its replaceable lithium battery provides over 4 hours of uninterrupted usage, and the unit runs at a stable operating voltage of 7.4V. With a total weight of 1.6kg, the detector remains manageable in hand while integrating advanced harmonic detection capabilities.

Unlike compact or entry-level models, this detector is designed for field operations that demand versatility and depth. The larger supported frequency spectrum increases its utility in modern environments where covert surveillance devices may use unconventional frequencies. It also features alert systems that include visual display, audio prompts, and vibration feedback to ensure users receive real-time information in dynamic scenarios.

The Enhanced Non-Linear Junction Detector is a trusted tool used by leading TSCM companies in Pakistan for professional counter-surveillance operations. Designed to handle varied and unpredictable signal behaviours, it can penetrate building materials to uncover concealed electronics hidden behind walls, ceilings, or furnishings. It is especially effective in locating high-risk devices such as unauthorized recorders, communication modules, or SIM-based tools within sensitive facilities.

Backed by Tactical Supply Pakistan, this model represents a step forward in surveillance detection technology. It is built to meet the rigorous expectations of law enforcement, intelligence agencies, and security contractors who require wide-range, dependable detection with adaptable feedback systems for real-time situational response.

Can this device detect electronics that operate outside standard communication bands?
Yes, its extended frequency support from 50MHz to 6000MHz allows it to identify non-standard and low-frequency threats, including modified or custom-built surveillance devices.