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Levana BABYVIEW20 Interference Free Digital Wireless Video Monitor with Night Light Lullaby Camera specifications:
Digital video and audio signals between camera and monitor are secure and interference free
Rechargeable monitor comes with ENERGY STAR qualified adapter
Night vision lets you to monitor your child around the clock
Standby mode lets you to turn off the monitor’s screen and be alerted only when your child makes noise
The camera helps soothe your child with lullabies and a fitted night light
Levana BABYVIEW20 Interference Free Digital Wireless Video Monitor with Night Light Lullaby Camera Description:
There’s nothing more vital to you than your child&rsquo,s safety and security. You want to be with them day and night to know that they’re safe at all times. But with so much to do around the house in an average day, you know that it isn&rsquo,t generally possible. The BABYVIEW20 is Levana&rsquo,s easy to use video baby monitor that assures you&rsquo,re generally there for your loved one. This movable system lets you to watch over your child with a handheld monitor and be alerted whenever she makes a sound, when the system is in standby mode. The night vision feature lets you to see your child when it&rsquo,s black, and you may be able to play encouraging lullabies directly from the camera. The BABYVIEW20 is the ideal solution for each parent now you may be able to rest easy knowing your child is safe!
Levana BABYVIEW20 Highlights
Set it Up in Seconds
Just switch on the camera and monitor and the system is prepared to use. You’ll now see what the camera sees on the LCD screen.
Watch Your Child with No Interference Clear Signal Technology A digital wireless system assures that you get a clear picture of your baby at all times. No interference from cordless phones, microwave ovens, WiFi signals from wireless routers, Bluetooth devices, or another wireless devices in your home. All video and audio of your baby is kept confidential and secure a digital signal assures a secure link that can’t be intercepted. Watch your baby anyplace in the house or outside up to 150 ft. Hassle Free movable Monitoring
The battery powered monitor makes carrying it around easy and convenient. The included rechargeable Lithium ion battery gives you up to 4.5 hours of uninterrupted use, allowing you to easily move the monitor from room to room. A low battery display allows you to know when the battery needs to be recharged. Just input the monitor into a wall outlet to charge the battery or for lasting use.
Around The Clock Monitoring with Standby Mode
Standby mode lets you to rest easy, but be alerted instantly. This feature shuts off the monitor&rsquo,s screen and audio. It’ll only turn back on when your child starts to cry or make sound. You’ll be now informed on the monitor you when your child starts to cry the LCD and audio will switch on.
Night Vision lets You To Watch Over Your Child Both Day and Night!
See your child at night with fitted night vision. Infrared LEDs output light that’s invisible to the human eye but may be seen on the monitor. The night vision will turn on automatically when it gets black and let you to see up to 15ft away. It also turns off throughout the day to save energy. Comfort Your Child at Night with Lullabies and a fitted Night Light
The BABYVIEW20 helps to soothe your baby to sleep at night. The camera plays a selection of lullabies that you may control with the monitor. With a push of a button you may be able to start playing music, change the song, or stop the music when your baby is asleep. All without having to go in the room and disturb her! You may also comfort your child with a fitted night light that glows softly to help calm your child in the black. You may be able to turn the night light on or off with the touch of a button.
Place the Camera Anywhere
For final portability, the camera may be battery powered 4x AAA not included. Attach the camera to your baby’s crib with the included crib mount! You may also use the camera&rsquo,s magnetic base to change the camera for the perfect view of your child.
Hear Every Sound
The camera has a fitted microphone, which lets you to hear everything that is happening in your monitoring place. LEDs on the monitor point to the level of audio being detected, if the volume is refused.
24/7 buyer Support
If you require help at any time, Levana support representatives are available 24/7 to answer any questions or to guide you through setup. Call 1 866 946 7828 to speak straight to a agent.
ROHS Compliant
The BABYVIEW20 is compliant with RoHS standards. RoHS stands for Reduction of Hazardous Substances, and is a European initiative that has been developed to decrease the use of hazardous materials in electrical and electronic equipment. The RoHS compliant logo means that Defender has taken the initiative to decrease the use of hazardous materials in the production of this baby monitor.
What&rsquo,s in the Box: Wireless Monitor Wireless Camera Rechargeable Lithium ion Battery Power Adapter for Monitor Power Adapter for Camera Magnetic Base for Camera Camera Mount Mounting Hardware fast Start Guide Instruction Manual one Year Warranty 24 Hour Online/Toll Free Support
Levana BABYVIEW20 Interference Free Digital Wireless Video Monitor with Night Light Lullaby Camera Reviews:
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40 of 42 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of five stars
2.5 stars many good ideas, but did not work well in practice overall,
November 19, 2008
By ,snapcrackle “snapcrackle” United States See all my reviews
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When I got our 1st video monitor, I wondered if it could be useful, or just a gimmick, or another way to worry about the baby! we have found it useful. There are just many things that an audio monitor can not tell you. And being able to check on your child without the disturbance of going into her room can save many of trouble, particularly in the transition times in the evening and in the morning, when little commotions can lead to bigger ones.
The video was particularly useful when our child was a little older and moving around more, and we had left her to settle herself which on occasion can seem like crying herself to sleep! : We used the video monitor to see if she was just unsettled so we much didn’t want to go into the room, or she would not learn to settle herself or had gotten into a spot she could not get out of stuck in the bars of the crib, or lost her lovey, so we required to go in and set things right. Video monitors are useful to see when a child is awake, and how awake sitting, standing, lying down or trying to climb out of bed! or on her way to sleep, or not. And they may be lots of fun, too, to watch and listen!
Our other monitor is analog, and once in a while we’d hear our neighbor talking on their cordless phone which no doubt means they hear us sometimes! A digital monitor, like the Levana, should be private and static free.
So, I really wanted to like this product. Plus, I really needed it when a new baby arrived. But while it has an nice design and many interesting features, the Levana Babyview monitor does not seem particularly workable or useful for us.
The major issue, of course, is the video and audio quality. Both are problematic on the Levana BabyView:
Video: The video quality looks barely adequate. The resolution on the baby’s face is OK, but just. The frame rate looks too low you do not get anything like uninterrupted motion. Every some number of seconds, the video freezes. From time to time, it freezes for a much longer time. The video compression used results in a blocky, low resolution quality, though luckily that mainly affects low contrast regions. In general it is tolerable but not particularly enjoyable to use, and lower quality most of the time than our analog monitor.
Audio: The audio had a pervasive high pitched background whine when it was on. As well, it is seemingly set to switch off and on at low volumes, so the audio is intermittent with lots of clicks, which is less than useful and more than irritating. The tiny microphone is in an odd place on the camera, it nearly looks like an afterthought, possibly that is part of the problem. In general, lower quality than our analog monitor.
Further, the user can better control the audio have a microphone that picks up low level sounds, and have a volume control on the handset that you may adjust, then the user can choose what to hear. Good quality audio can add many of info to how the child is doing. You do not want to lose audio quality to get video a monitor like this should have good quality audio and video.
Some parts of the Babyview are well done:
The design is pretty nice and compact. Handset is 5.8″ H with the antenna x 1″ deep without the clip x 2.5″ large.
The 2.3″ screen is reasonably big.
The auto switching between regular light and night vision looks to happen quickly and effectively.
The lithium ion battery in the handset is the best battery technology, by power for the weight. It’s what is used in digital cameras and cell phones. They assert over four hours of battery life.
The power adapters work at US or international voltages.
The included clamp for the camera is well made and looks probably to work well in a range of setups.
Other features are good ideas that do not work well in practice:
The voice activation feature, which leaves the screen and the sound off till it picks up many sound, helps conserve battery and possibly parents’ nerves and sleep. But it needs too much sound to switch on it is either set to too low a level, or the microphone is not sensitive enough. And again, this is something that the user can change.
The little curved base is smart, but does not work that well at the optimum focal range of five feet. When placed on a dresser beside the crib with the camera is tilted down enough to see the baby, the base blocks a big part of the image. Also, when the camera is in the base, the camera starts to tilt caused by the heavy filter on the power supply wire a biggish black cylindrical part on the wire. So for both those reasons, the cute smart magnetic base is not much use in practice.
Some of the features seem possibly nice but I am not sure I’d use them like the nightlight and the music. I nearly wonder if they added them to distinguish this product from their security cameras.
Finally, there are a couple elements of the design that are not so great. Having a bright green power LED on the front of the camera is thoughtless on a baby monitor, though luckily it is easy enough to tape over and there are so many lovely colors of electrical tape these days. And the glowing red night vision lights seem to have too much possible for diverting or upsetting a child.
The wireless frequency is 2.4ghz, the same as wireless internet and many cordless phones. The Levana has enough channels 32, with auto signal hopping that intereference should not be a big problem, but I can not certainly evaluate that now.
The company’s web site is ., though there is little information there. Their parent company is SVAT Electronics, which makes security cameras and the like. So though this is a new product from an not known brand, they do have experience with this sort of thing. Possibly their next generation of this product will have many of the wrinkles ironed out.
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36 of 40 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of five stars
Good reception/decent video quality. Easy to use.,
November 27, 2008
By ,Kiyo M. See all my reviews
TOP 1000 REVIEWER
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The most vital factor about these devices aren’t having any dropped receptions, etc. Carrying a video signal wirelessly looks like a pretty hefty task. The Levana Babyview20 INTERFERENCE FREE Digital Wireless Video Monitor does a great job carrying a consistent signal, I have not experienced any big freezes or losing video signal. But, I did notice many brief pause when there is fast motion throughout night vision, but it’s brief.
The night vision works well. The camera holds nine infrared lights. In the black, you may be able to really see it glowing red, but it’s pretty dim the green power LED is brighter, hopefully, that is not something that could scare the baby at night. You may be able to see the real infrared lights throughout the video I have uploaded, but it’s really not that bright, that’s how the digital camera sees it not to the human eye. But from the video, you may be able to just get an idea of how much infrared lights are in there. As indicated by Levana, the infrared lights are 100 safe to the baby.
There is a VOX Voice Operated eXchange feature, which lets the monitor to be off and only turns on when there’s sound detected for example when the baby starts crying on the camera. This is a nice feature, but it could have been nice to be able to change the sound sensitivity to detect lower sounds.
The monitor comes with a rechargeable Lithium ion battery. As indicated by Levana, it takes three hours to completely charge, blue LED means it’s charging and when it goes off, it means completely charged. The camera requires four AAA batteries not included if you do not connect it to an AC adapter. Levana claims the camera can operate for 4.5 uninterrupted hours with AAA batteries. And about half if you use the night light So clearly, it is best to have an outlet close the camera to use the AC instead or make sure to purchase many rechargeable AAA batteries.
On the left side of the monitor, it has a PLAY/STOP, NEXT, and VOX button.
On the right side of the monitor, it has ON/OFF dial which also controls the volume, and light UP/DOWN button above it. The power adapter jack is on the right side bottom.
Below the LCD screen, it shows the POWER/LINK/VOX/MUSIC indicator, there is also an audio level display between them with green LEDs. And of course, there is the speaker below it.
That’s all it’s. It’s really basic and simple.
Takes about three seconds for the monitor to turn on
There is four levels of light.
Three lullabies may be played on the camera. You may be able to play/stop/next from the monitor.
There’s a Night Light switch on the camera, which just turns on three star shaped lights on the camera.
The camera comes with two mounts. One is for clamping on a crib and the other is a magnetic cradle. The cradle is really pretty nice, which will let you to rotate the camera in many directions freely with ease.
Careful with the magnetic cradle! The magnet is pretty strong, so you will want to keep sensitive electronics, particularly hard drives away from it.
Sure, in today’s HD world, it’d be nice to have everything in great quality. But, higher quality videos will clearly take higher bandwidth to transmit and more battery power. The video quality is pretty much what one could expect with low end/average webcam. It is not awful, but you must be realistic. In general, it is decent since you may be able to still tell what you are looking at.
Pros:
Good range for around the house 100 150ft
Haven’t lost any reception.
Design is fit for a baby’s room.
Pretty close to real time about approx 0.5 second delay not a big big deal
Night Vision works great.
Night light
Monitor may be clipped on to your belt or as a stand
Comes with two AC adapters for powering camera or charging monitor
Basic, easy to use.
Cons
No color adjustments, you get what you get. Webcam quality
Could use wider lens to see surroundings. Perhaps have an add on to attach easily to screw on to the lens
There should be a button on the monitor to turn on/off the night light.
The camera could use rechargeable lithium batteries like the monitor.
Can change sound sensitivity for VOX
Could be really nice to have an auto panning/zooming capability
Sound can echo.
I give this product a three 1/2 stars, but will be a bit easy and give it a 4, since I haven’t tested other baby monitors.
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13 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of five stars
Nice Iteration of an present Concept,
November 3, 2008
By ,J. Hansen See all my reviews
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The Levana Babyview20 is certainly not a distinctive idea, but the way its been implemented may be considered distinctive. How many of us want to see and listed to our babies? My wife just newly had our second child, so testing out this product was easy.
In addition to being just a regular video monitor, the Babyview20 offers music, a night light, night vision, and almost static free audio overall, not bad. Both the monitor and the camera can run off of batteries, though power adapters are included.
When we 1st setup the unit and tested it out, we were quite happy with the quality. Since our daughter is so young, we simply placed the camera in her bassinet. If your child is older, you may be able to use the included attachment to attach the camera to a crib side. In general, quality was good, we could hear her breathe, and all was well. Setup was certainly a breeze.
During successive uses, but, we ran into many issues. The monitor started to lose its connection to the camera. Flipping off the monitor and turning it back on, powering the monitor with the power adapater, and switching batteries in the camera did not make a difference. I has been forced to call Levana, which offered friendly buyer support. I was told to simply hold the “VOX” button which is a mode that will only turn the monitor on if audio comes from the camera and hold down the night vision button on the camera. After doing this, lo and behold, things started working again. Either way, if you run into the issue, hopefully this may help prove to be useful.
In the end, a great product that has been executed well. It is not perfect by any means the music could sound better, for one, but, considering this appears to be Levana’s second product, I think they have, hands down, got a winner.
UPDATE: After about a week of writing this review, I have had nothing but trouble with the camera and monitor. It keeps loosing its connection, and, in spite of the advice they gave me above, I have not been able to get it to work. As well, before, there was not much static coming through the monitor, now it has a constant sound coming through it in spite of my daughter sleeping.
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How long is the warranty?
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