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Using your BT Digital Baby Monitor 250
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IMPORTANT!
The temperature sensor
used in this BT Digital Baby
Monitor 250 is intended as
a guide, to provide parents
with an indication of the room
temperature in which the unit
has been placed.
It is designed to operate within
an approximate tolerance of
+/- 1°C and is not intended to
be as accurate as some medical
devices. Please note that your
own temperature reference e.g.
your central heating thermostat
may not be as accurate, possibly
due to tolerances and positioning
of the thermostat in relation to
the Baby Monitor sensor.
Healthcare professionals advise
that the ideal temperature for
your baby’s room is between
16 °C and 20°C.
Your Parent unit has a built-in
mechanism to prevent
repeated
annoying audible alerts if the
room temperature hovers
around an alerting threshold.
Temperature monitor
There is a temperature sensor on the Baby unit to
constantly monitor the temperature in your baby’s
room and you’ll be alerted if it gets too hot, too
warm or too cold by the colour of the Baby unit
nightlight changing and the Parent unit will vibrate,
sound an alert beep and display a message on the
screen. The alert type on the Parent unit can be
changed, see page 32. The temperature will be
constantly shown on the Parent unit display in ˚C.
To stop an alert, press any button on the Parent unit.
Temperature monitor indicators
Temperature On the Baby unit On the Parent unit
Below 16°C
Nightlight
glows Blue
Display shows
Too
Cold
16 – 20°C
Nightlight
glows Yellow
21 – 24°C
Nightlight
glows Orange
Display shows
Too
Warm
Over 24°C
Nightlight
glows Red
Display shows
Too
Hot