KRIVS offers portable privacy detection equipment, including the K-99 detector for checking wireless signals, magnetic sources, and potential hidden camera lenses.
KRIVS is associated with portable privacy detection equipment, including the K-99 Hidden Camera Intelligent Detector. Documented features include RF signal detection, magnetic field detection, optical lens scanning, and night-vision infrared detection.
Browse KRIVS manuals for setup instructions, sensitivity adjustment, detection modes, and troubleshooting. Results depend on operating conditions, and an alert alone does not confirm a hidden device.
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The available documentation includes the KRIVS K-99 Hidden Camera Intelligent Detector user manual, covering controls, detection modes, specifications, and troubleshooting.
Turn on the detector using the power switch. RF detection is the default mode. Adjust the sensitivity knob to suit the environment and consult the manual for the other detection modes.
Nearby wireless devices can cause interference. The manual recommends turning off known nearby transmitters where practical and reducing sensitivity until repeated triggering stops. An alarm does not by itself confirm a hidden device.
RF mode may not detect cameras that are not transmitting wirelessly. The K-99 manual describes an optical lens-scanning mode for visually checking for camera lens reflections.
No official KRIVS warranty, registration page, or support contact has been verified. Check the documentation and packaging supplied with your device, or contact the seller for assistance.