Graco Ultra Clear II 49MHZ Baby Monitor
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Released: 2006-11-01
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Color: White
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Graco Ultra Clear II 49MHZ Baby Monitor
- Soft glow nightlight with 15 minute auto shut-off timer
- 2 channels to reduce interference
- Soundlights for visual connection to baby
- Belt clip for portability and includes two 49MHz parent unit
- Monitor works with standard 110 V US outlets
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Product Description
The UltraClear II Baby Monitor is a portable, reliable way to check up on your baby without waking her. It has a soft glow nightlight that illuminates Baby's room as she settles herself in for sleep time, then shuts itself off automatically after 15 minutes.
Features:
- Soft glow nightlight with 15 minute auto shut-off timer to help comfort Baby as she goes to sleep
- Includes 2 parent units so you can keep one in your bedroom and take one with you to conveniently stay connected to Baby
- Sound lights on parent units let you "see" when your baby wants you
- Belt clip on parent unit lets you monitor baby while doing stuff around the house
- Portable and Lightweight - take it around your home or over to Grandma's
- 2 channels for more privacy
- Range up to 500 ft so you can hear baby even from another floor of your home
- Parent unit can be used with batteries or included a/c adapter
- Volume and channel control
- Wipe with damp cloth, do not submerge in water
- To operate, both parent and child unit must be set to same channel
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Graco Ultra Clear II 49MHZ Baby Monitor
- Baby Product: 0 pages (2006-11-01)
- Publisher: Graco Baby
- Label: Graco Baby
- Studio: Graco Baby
- Manufacturers Age: 10 years and up
- Average Customer Review: based on 117 reviews
- Sales Rank in Baby: #18
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Summary: they work just fine 2010-03-18
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Summary: I had no idea I could buy a little sleep on Amazon 2010-03-15
Comment: I've had this for three nights, and my only frustration is that I waited so long to get it.
I'm not using this for a baby. Mom is terminally ill, and I'm trying to take care of her. She falls and doesn't call me, so I've been getting up with every noise in the night to check on her. I've been averaging two hours of sleep per night. Please excuse me if my review is a little jumbled.
There are high-pitched screams and low-pitched moans and everything else in between coming from that room, and everything is crystal clear and well balanced. I can even hear her muttering in frustration. I thought the sound lights would be useless, but they're very helpful in getting a handle on volume levels when I've just been woken up and I'm still a bit confused. Even if I'm not sure what I just heard, one light is a pretty good indicator that nothing is seriously wrong. Every time I've seen five lights, I've gone in there to find a problem. Four lights mean I'm dreaming about Star Trek.
The parent units emit a very soft hum, which I'm beginning to find comforting. I know without looking that the unit is on, but the hum is not loud enough to be annoying.
I've got wireless gear all over this house, and there is no interference. I can take a parent unit all over the house and outside into the yard (in a concrete block home) and still get a good signal.
A couple of thoughts--not complaints, more like wishes for enhancements: it would be nice to be able to charge rechargeable batteries in the parent units. And it would be nice to have a separate on/off button instead of messing with the volume every time I turn it on. These are very trivial wishes and not worth deducting a star.
I'm not using this for a baby. Mom is terminally ill, and I'm trying to take care of her. She falls and doesn't call me, so I've been getting up with every noise in the night to check on her. I've been averaging two hours of sleep per night. Please excuse me if my review is a little jumbled.
There are high-pitched screams and low-pitched moans and everything else in between coming from that room, and everything is crystal clear and well balanced. I can even hear her muttering in frustration. I thought the sound lights would be useless, but they're very helpful in getting a handle on volume levels when I've just been woken up and I'm still a bit confused. Even if I'm not sure what I just heard, one light is a pretty good indicator that nothing is seriously wrong. Every time I've seen five lights, I've gone in there to find a problem. Four lights mean I'm dreaming about Star Trek.
The parent units emit a very soft hum, which I'm beginning to find comforting. I know without looking that the unit is on, but the hum is not loud enough to be annoying.
I've got wireless gear all over this house, and there is no interference. I can take a parent unit all over the house and outside into the yard (in a concrete block home) and still get a good signal.
A couple of thoughts--not complaints, more like wishes for enhancements: it would be nice to be able to charge rechargeable batteries in the parent units. And it would be nice to have a separate on/off button instead of messing with the volume every time I turn it on. These are very trivial wishes and not worth deducting a star.
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Summary: Get the Sony NTM-910 Dual 2010-03-15
Comment: I own the Sony NTM-910 and this model. I much prefer the Sony, since it comes with rechargeable batteries in the receivers which automatically recharge, whereas the Graco won't even recharge batteries if you buy them yourself. Also, the Sony is voice-activated, which means it is completely silent until the baby makes noise, even when turned all the way up. The Graco on the otherhand, you have to turn almost all the way down to avoid a constant hum, which will make you an insomniac in no time quick if you turned it up. I just assumed all monitors had this feature, and am sorely missing it on this one. The Sony NTM-910 comes in a dual receiver model, which I would recommend over this. I almost bought it but due the (...) price difference I opted for this model. However, the (...) will quickly be eaten up in battery costs, so no real advantage there.
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Summary: Perfect! 2010-03-10
Comment: We had a sony monitor that had a voice activation, blah blah and it was horrible. And more expensive. This monitor is perfect. It comes with two parent monitors so we leave one in the bedroom and the other in the office and kitchen. It doesn't make the annoying clicking/interference sounds that the sony monitor made. Sound is very clear. Perfect and the price is excellent.
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Summary: Both parent units stopped working w/in 3 weeks of purchase. 2010-03-03
Comment: Both parent units/receivers stopped working within about a week of each other. When we turned the parent units to "on," we would hear sound from the nursery unit/transmitter for a fraction of a second----then nothing but white noise. This white noise/static sounded much like the fan in our nursery...so we didn't even know that the receivers had broken until we heard crying from the nursery (and then realized, "Wait...we're not hearing that in the monitor at all").
We're very careful with our electronics...and judging by the fact that these both stopped working independently of each other, I know it had nothing to to with the AC adapters, a mix-up on the channel selection, etc.
Fortunately had a few days left before Amazon's 30-day return policy ended, so shipped back for a full refund.
We're very careful with our electronics...and judging by the fact that these both stopped working independently of each other, I know it had nothing to to with the AC adapters, a mix-up on the channel selection, etc.
Fortunately had a few days left before Amazon's 30-day return policy ended, so shipped back for a full refund.
I did pick up another monitor on one of the channels. Keep this in mind if you have neighbors with babies. Since the monitor has two channels, I just switched to the other one (and turned the monitor off after naptime so the neighbors couldn't hear my singing/TV/what have you).
They still work after a year, and I haven't really even taken very good care of them - they've been loose in suitcases, they've been yanked off of shelves and fallen on hard floors.