What voltage does this require? Or is it battery operated?My wife is having twins and we plan to put them side by side. Will it work independently?
1719623
Battery operated. I used mine for 8 months and never had to change the battery ( my son is now 11 months and I don't use it any longer). Great product!!!
1719624
A 3Volt Battery. It Attaches To The Diaper So You Would Need 2. It Comes With A battery. I Have Used One On My Son For All Naps And Bedtimes For The Last 7 Months And I Still Havent Had To ReplacetThe Battery. Look Up Snooza Battery On,Amazon They Aren't Expensive.
1903720
Hi! I´m not sure, but I think the AC/DC adaptor accepts any voltage between 100 and 240 volts, or somethig like that, automaticaly. I do not have this baby monitor anymore. I returned it to Philips and had my money back.
2079530
We had the baby unit in my 86 year old mom's house which was right across the street from our house.We had two monitors and it worked beautifully. She would just need to talk to me and I could go to the monitor and push the button to answer her.
423816
Don't know voltage but it has dual controls. We love the preheat feature to warm the bed before bedtime
1005135
Its not battery operated, its hand operated! :) Its perfect for next to your bed to rock the baby to sleep.
2193051
It is not a standalone device. It works with a Aeonlabs micro switch which is powered by 120v. The micro switch has a NO circuit it switches which could be used to switch 12v or 24v but this touch switch is not meant to work independently. You also need a micro switch.
192390
Hi. they don't make dual voltage. You will need a good power inverter. thank you
1902868
It is NOT battery operated. I use it with 110 volt here in United States. The plug does have a transformer on it (type 2). The input on transformer says 120 VAC and the output says 12 VAC.
693399
The unit that stays with baby does not take batteries. It can only work by being plugged into an outlet. The other unit that goes with the parent can take batteries.
1730948
It is battery operated. My 5 year old enjoys it very much. I catch her in her room playing when I least expect it.
2279936
This is a low voltage unit. Its power usage is minimal. I have two of them and they work great. Just remember to clean it every week and replace the octanol cartridge every month.
355998
Nope. It needs to be powered. I could only get one item at a time to work. If I had 2 or more things plugged in, it wouldn't work at all.
176725
On the site where this is listed....on the far left corner (near bottom) where link to of items included, it does say it takes 2 7V batteries. I was also checking the larger model, the TK4, which is $80.00 , and wish had gotten that one. It too, take 2 7V batteries. No matter, the kids are having a great time with it. Super for beach combing, but great for around the home. The kids love to scan the parking lots ! They always find something ! (and they don't dig up your yard !) Good luck, and hope it works out for you. CC
631030
It's not dual voltage, but I use it for my CPAP machine and bedside clock. It protected both during a couple of power surges and outages.
2109819
Yes, it has to be plugged in. I believe that's the case with all baby monitors. (I now use a V-tech for my 2nd grandson as Safety 1st couldn't replace the "parent" unit when it would no longer charge.)
1539668
This should only work with Pyle Monitors.Unless you purchase the twin one which comes with a IR Transmiter 12V then you have to have a higher voltage transformer for AC (Household) an electrician might help you out.The single one only works with Pyle as the IR is built in insdie the monitor, unless pyle sells IR separetely, try their webside www.pyle.com
1338078
It is connected to an electric plug. I'm not sure about the voltage. My advice would be to not buy this product though. I bought one and it stopped working three weeks later, so I exchanged it for a new one and that one stopped working two weeks later. My opinion, from my experience is that it's junk and not worth the money or the hassles.