RF vs lens finder vs team sweep — which do I need?

LAWFUL USE ONLY

Direct answer: Lens finder: glass that can be off. RF wand: some live transmitters. Team TSCM: the visit, quoted in store. Road Warrior ($248.99) is the travel kit you can hold today.

These are not three names for the same tool. A lens finder helps you spot camera glass even when the camera is powered down. An RF wand looks for some live radio — Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, and similar. It will miss a camera that is off and a tracker asleep. A team TSCM visit is trained inspection of a space you own or are authorized to have inspected. That visit is quoted at 555 Beach Street. Appointment required.

On the floor we ask what you are trying to protect and what you control. That is the consult. The fee is credited if you buy the recommended ISS equipment the same day. We will not email a model so it can be ordered elsewhere.

Many Bay Area residences take about four hours with two technicians for a team sweep. We do not publish a sweep rate. Lawful use only. Not legal advice. Investigations and sweeps are performed by California-licensed investigators from our network.

What to hold today vs what is quoted

Hold today: Road Warrior travel kit — $248.99 when in stock (ATC / pickup). Team sweep: quoted in the store.

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