If the temperature is not appearing or shows as 0°C/32°F on the display of your parent unit, it may indicate a loose temperature sensor. inches), it no longer boasts a light show and 19-strong selection of lullabies along with nature sounds, womb sounds and white noise. The Parent unit may be out of range of the baby unit; if this is the case, the parent unit will beep to let you know. The side of the display does feature a red light if the battery is low, a blue light when it’s charging and a green light to show the camera is connected.

Also, if you don’t have decent Wi-Fi, or would rather keep your monitor system a closed-loop for simplicity and reliability, then this is perfect. The BT 3000 Video Baby Monitor is a high-quality baby monitor that will help to give you that added peace of mind that your little one is resting or sleeping peacefully.Down the side of the screen are a series of lights that will indicate if sound is detected, going from green to red as it gets louder. We live in a two-bedroom flat, so I can usually hear my baby crying wherever I am in relation to the nursery anyway. Unless you have a flat surface near the cot to stand it, you should expect to have to fix it to the wall. If you believe the performance of your battery is too short, for the time that you have been using it, please contact us.

Also, if your little one gets hold of it then you needn’t worry too much about mucky hands or even the odd drop to the floor. But without an ability to link to Wi-Fi, or be used with an app, this monitor may seem a little old-fashioned. Since this is a plug-and-play closed system, you can use it anywhere – on holiday, for example – without faffing about with Wi-Fi.These allow you to leave the monitor in standby with the screen off, saving battery life; it will pop on when it detects anything. display on the parent unit is conveniently portable, allowing you to move freely around your home while still keeping a watchful eye on your baby. A small diffused amber light will displays to indicate the unit is on – something that might distract your little one, but generally isn’t bright enough to be an issue. These ranges can only be achieved in ideal conditions when there is a clear line of sight between the Baby and Parent unit.