The Double Socket Recorder may seem to be a regular mains wall socket however it hides within it an extremely sophisticated recording method which might be invaluable to investigations produced by private detectives and private investigators. This covert device can record inside 10 metres with absolute clarity in WAV format and will not be noticed. In the bottom edge of the socket there is a USB connector which is out of sight. This enables the private detective or private investigator to download the recordings to either a laptop or a PC which could be played making use of a media player, giving private detectives and private investigators clear and accurate info. The device has a total recording storage time of 70 hours, giving private detectives and private investigators a fantastic deal of data to allow them to solve their case.
To be able to charge the Li-battery in the Double Socket Recorder, the charger plugs into the USB socket after which into the socket itself, giving a battery life of roughly 8 hours of recording each time. The device is perfect for private detectives and private investigators to utilize in domestic or corporate circumstances.
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