Professional microphone, voice recorder, audio transmitter jammer

Able to neutralizes microphones, hidden voice recorders and audio transmitterss, protecting from unauthorized wiretapping

The microphone suppression kit, using silent ultrasonic waves, is able to jammer all the microphones within its action range. This device covers up to 3.5 square meters indoor area, such as offices or meeting rooms, with the use of the main unit plus only the additional ultrasonic module (supplied). It is also possible to connect up to four additional ultrasound modules to further increase the range of action.

It is also possible to use the main module on the move, thanks to the integrated rechargeable battery, obtaining a coverage of about 2.3 square meters.

Our SJD microphone audio jammer device generates a virtual barrier between the subject and the potential eavesdropping threat, ensuring that confidential communications cannot be secretly recorded.

Maximum protection is guaranteed by an ultrasonic signal generated on the basis of a proprietary copyrighted algorithm. In addition to the ultrasonic transducers the central unit has a loudspeaker with separate volume to generate, if necessary and if desired, an audible audio noise similar to white noise.

The most common threat is certainly represented by digital microphones; in the case of a laser microphone or an analog microphone, the additional acoustic silencer, which reproduces disturbances over the entire spectrum of audio vocal frequencies, is essential to obtain maximum protection against all types of microphones: digital, analog and laser.

Functioning

The device must be positioned with the transducers facing the possible position of the interception devices (environmental recorders, hidden microphones, audio bug transmitters etc.), for example towards new guests, which represent non-neutralizable threats.

The primary device must be positioned directly towards the target, at a distance of less than 2 meters from it.

The ultrasonic loudspeaker must instead be positioned closer to the target, at a distance of 1 meter, and oriented laterally to the target itself, in order to create a virtual suppression wall against the microphones and prevent any unwanted recording or remote listening. The optimal maximum distance between the transducers and the interceptor microphone is 2.3 meters + 1.2 meters (total 3.5 square meters), with the additional ultrasonic speaker.