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Item Details
Buyers Guide - Baby Monitors
ILC Reference NO 61:22:001
Item sourced from ILC NSW database
Short Description
A baby monitor consists of a plug in transmitter (in the baby's room) and a receiver placed wherever the carer is in the home. As well as being used to monitor a baby in another room the monitors can be used to listen to a person who is "at risk" and / or who needs to communicate with a carer.
Price Guide
Approx Price: $0.00
Price Date: 14/03/2008
More Details
. The same frequency for both units is selected. A choice of two is given in case of interference.
. Switch the units on, adjust the volume and sounds can be heard even through closed doors or outside.
Considerations for use:
. A battery operated receiver can by carried around the house with the carer.
. The distance over which the monitor will work depends on what is between the two units eg the number and type of walls. Claims vary from around 50 - 100m.
. Some have a light that indicates noise. This is helpful if the carer has a hearing impairment or if they are engaged in some noisy activity.
. An automatic battery back up can be useful in the event of a power failure.
. Compare models for background noise. Some may be unacceptably loud.
. A voice activated model may not detect softer sounds
For more information on specific models, go to www.choice.com.au and type 'baby monitors' in the search box. Also talk to a retailer at an electrical retails store or baby products stores.
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These are general suggestions - if you experience considerable difficulty in performing activities of daily living, consult an occupational therapist at a community health centre or aged care assessment team, or make an appointment with the ILC.
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