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List Price:
$29.99
Our Price:
$29.99
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Availability:
Usually ships in 3 to 5 weeks
Company:
Graco Baby
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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 infant unit must be set to same channel
Customer reviews for 'Graco Ultra Clear II 49mhz Baby Monitor'
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a pretty good monitor for price
Were r pleased. I is nice and small and has good range. Excellent for price paid. The only thing that we noticed is that there is occasional static, but not as bad as the others we have had.
[Monday, December 01, 2008]
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Every grandparent needs this
Graco Ultra Clear Dual Parent Monitor
This is a perfect baby monitor for grandparents to have to monitor little grandkids when they stay away from home. No more sneaking up the stairs to see if the little ones are safe in their beds. You can hear every sound they make and know they are sleeping away.
[Saturday, November 22, 2008]
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Best Monitor for a price you can't beat!
This monitor had the best reviews. It got even better reviews than the more expensive monitors. This monitor has no interference. I found that when it did get some interference then you can just move to a window sill or the floor or even up higher to get rid of it. You can't beat the price for such a great working product.
[Wednesday, November 19, 2008]
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