KJB Security Products DD1200 PRO Camera Finder

BH #KJDD1200 • MFR #DD1200
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KJB Security Products DD1200 PRO Camera Finder
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KJB Security Products DD1200 Overview

The KJB Security Products DD1200 PRO Camera Finder is designed for high-end law enforcement and professional counter measures. It can discover hidden cameras by using a powerful IR principle, which reflects the cameras optic lens up to 60’ (18.29 m) away. This professional grade unit has an adjustable brightness with a bar graph indicator, a low battery indicator, and is housed in a durable metal case. The DD1200 PRO Camera Finder can locate all types of covert cameras even if they are switched off.

Detection of all types of hidden video cameras even if they are switched off
Distance of detection varies from 6.56 to 32.81' (2 to 10 m)
IR filter for rejection of natural reflections
Adjustable brightness with bar graph
Powered by 2 AAA batteries
Low battery indicator
Adjustable power of radiation
Battery discharge indicator
Durable metal case
Detection distance up to 60' (18.29 m)
UPC: 738549879015

KJB Security Products DD1200 Specs

Detection Functions
Detects all types of hidden cameras whether working or not
Detection Range
Range: 60.00' (18.29 m)
Distance: 6.56 to 32.81' (2.00 to 10.00 m)
Power
2 AAA batteries
Dimensions
5.50 x 1.25 x 0.50" (139.70 x 31.75 x 12.70 mm)
Weight
0.65 lb (0.30 kg)
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.55 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
7 x 4.9 x 1.4"

KJB Security Products DD1200 Reviews

Well made, functional, but overpriced

By Aaron
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2022-07-28

First of all, it works well to detect cameras, even at 30 ft away. This higher end model is not only better made compared to the lower cost model (it has full metal design, glass filter, etc.), but it also uses more powerful LEDs, so it can project more intense light to target more hidden/ recessed cameras. The price is ridiculously high; I suppose the lower cost model is the one to get, unless budget is not an issue.

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