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summer infant wifi camera Campark BM30 3.5 inch Screen Wireless Baby Monitor with Camera – Campark

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summer infant wifi camera Campark BM30 3.5 inch Screen Wireless Baby Monitor with Camera – CamparkAbout this item 3. 5" LCD screen & 355 remote control panningBaby camera monitor can be remotely controlled 355 horizon rotation with an attached lens to expand baby's view, no need to purchase a separate lens, 3. 5" 2x digital zoom LCD screen allows you to see all of your baby's subtle movements more clearly no matter what time of day or night IR night vision and VOX modeBuilt in invisible infrared LED light baby camera monitor, automatic night

About this item

【3.5" LCD screen & 355° remote control panning】Baby camera monitor can be remotely controlled 355° horizon rotation with an attached lens to expand baby's view, no need to purchase a separate lens, 3.5" 2x digital zoom LCD screen allows you to see all of your baby's subtle movements more clearly no matter what time of day or night

【IR night vision and VOX mode】Built-in invisible infrared LED light baby camera monitor, automatic night vision clear grayscale infrared image mode, so you can see the subtle movements even at night, stop repeatedly waking up to personally check and enjoy a peaceful night's sleep. Be triggered, the screen will automatically wake up.

【Two-way intercom】Baby monitor has a built-in microphone and speaker for clear two-way voice calls, so you can use the built-in white voice lullaby when your baby can't sleep or needs to calm down. Or, you can reply in time to calm your baby when she cries.

【Expandable to 4 cameras】Baby Camera Monitor is plug and play, no setup required. One parent machine can be paired with 4 child cameras, one machine to take care of two children, the elderly, or pets. (Additional cameras are sold separately.)

【Simple setup and operation】Baby Camera Monitor just plug in the camera and turn on the parent machine, the camera will automatically pair with the baby monitor. No WiFi or APP download on your smartphone, 100% digital privacy from hacking. Long-range transmission (up to 200m in the open). 950mAh high-capacity battery lasts up to 12 hours.


3.5-inch LCD screen and 2x digital zoom

The Campark BM30 video baby monitor has a 3.5-inch TFT LCD screen. It will help you keep a close eye on your baby with a clear picture. The 2x digital zoom of the video baby monitor allows you to observe your baby carefully and clearly.

Easy to set up and operate

Simply plug in the camera and turn on the parental side, and the camera will automatically pair with the baby monitor. No WiFi or APP to download on your smartphone, 100% digital privacy and protection from hackers Parental unit is powered by a built-in rechargeable lithium battery, compact and portable enough to carry around your home??

Two-way audio communication

The baby monitor covers a transmission range of up to 820 feet in an open area. With the two-way intercom system, you can comfort your baby with your own voice and give them a timely response when they need you. Or you can remind him to be safe while playing on his own.????

Voice-activated mode

VOX is a sound-activated power-saving mode. When this feature is turned on, the parent's screen will turn off and the audio transmission will remain on when there is no operation for 30 seconds. Once the baby camera detects a sound or cry, the monitor screen will automatically light up.

High-resolution night video

Automatic lightless infrared night vision continuously monitors your baby while he or she sleeps at night. Constantly measuring the room temperature ensures that your baby is warm and comfortable enough. The camera unit can also help your baby fall asleep with 4 soft lullabies.?????

The remote control panel 355°

The BM30 baby monitor features a 355° remote control pan design that allows you to remotely control the baby camera to extend your view and care for your baby in a quiet, smooth, discrete way??

Warm Tips

  • Obstacles such as walls/doors/glass/trees can affect the digital wireless transmission range.
  • The baby monitor supports long-distance transmission up to 200m (660ft) ~ 250m (820ft) in open areas.
  • When fully charged, the main unit works without being plugged in, while the camera needs to be plugged in all the time.
  • Regarding the wide view lens of the baby monitor, it is mounted on the camera in the package. It can be removed from the camera if you want a closer image.
  • The Campark BM30 baby monitor supports up to 4 cameras. You can use additional cameras in different rooms, and all these images can be looped on the parent device. This baby monitor is not only for babies but also for pets, seniors, patients, and other people you care about.

How to pair the camera and baby monitor

Step 1: Plug the power into the camera.

Step 2: Press and hold the parent camera on/off button for 6 seconds until the blue light flashes fast.

Step 3: Release the power button and immediately press and hold the pairing button on the bottom of the baby camera until the blue light flashes fast. They will be paired automatically.

Step 4: If successful, the live view will be displayed on the monitor. If not, repeat the steps above. (See pages 11 and 12 of the manual).


Specifications

  • Screen: 3.5-inch LCD monitor
  • Lens: Wide angle lens (detachable)
  • Pan: 355° (remote)
  • Zoom: X2
  • Resolution: 640 x 480 (VGA)
  • Expandable: 1 receiver pairing up to. 4 cameras
  • Power: Type-C DC 5V/2.0A
  • Battery: 3.7V 950mAh rechargeable lithium battery

Package

  • 1 x baby monitor
  • 1 x camera
  • 1 x Wide angle lens (detachable)
  • 2 x USB data cable
  • 2 x Power adapter
  • 1 x User manual
  • 1 x Lens bag

 

 

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