Ensure you capture every detail during your investigation! The UMD alerts you to ultrasounds—sounds beyond human hearing. It’s ideal for verifying faint EVPs or detecting even subtle vibrations like light taps or footsteps. Pair it with a camera or voice recorder to gather potential paranormal evidence for further analysis.

Features

★ Ultrasound Detection ★ Instantly detect ultrasounds beyond human hearing with real-time alerts from UMD’s LED lights.

★ EVP Verification ★ Easily confirm faint EVP recordings by pairing UMD with your voice recorder for accurate paranormal evidence.

★ Sensitive Vibration Detection ★ Detect even the lightest taps or footsteps, ensuring you never miss subtle paranormal activity.

★ Customizable Sensitivity ★ Adjust sensitivity to your preference using the control knob to capture stronger or weaker signals.

★ Visual Alerts ★ 12 LED lights illuminate according to sound strength, giving you a clear visual indication of detected paranormal sounds or vibrations.

★ Dual Mode Functionality ★ Use UMD on soft surfaces for ultrasound detection or hard surfaces for precise vibration monitoring.

★ Perfect for Investigations ★ An essential tool for paranormal investigators—use it during Q&A sessions to interpret entity responses via light patterns.

★ Wide Frequency Range ★ Detects frequencies from 0 to 30 kHz, capturing both audible and inaudible sounds during your investigations.

★ Portable & Convenient ★ Powered by a single 9V Alkaline battery, UMD is lightweight and easy to take on all your paranormal explorations.

★ Made in the USA ★ Proudly manufactured in the USA, ensuring top quality and performance for your investigative needs.

How to Use

• Insert a fresh 9V Alkaline battery and power on the UMD.
• Adjust the sensitivity using the knob.
• More lights indicate stronger sounds or taps.
• For ultrasound detection: Place the UMD on a soft surface to prevent vibrations from triggering it.
• For vibration detection/EVP verification: Place it on a hard surface. Use it in Q&A sessions (e.g., “one tap for yes, two for no”) and observe the lights for responses.