Nanny Baby Respiration Monitor Bm-02
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The BM-02 NANNY continuously checks your babyThe Nanny Monitor gives parents the peace of mind when they want to get a good night sleep, as they can be sure that Nanny is guarding their pride and joy.
The Nanny Monitor uses a sensor pad, positioned under the mattress, to detect the gentle movements of an infant's chest and an alarm to wake you if your child stops breathing for 20 seconds or if their breathing drops to 8 breaths per minute.
Consists of: Sensor Pad Alarm Unit Sensor Pad The sensor pad is placed under the mattress in the cot and the alarm unit is fixed to the cot or could be mounted to the wall.
Nanny is powered by batteries and therefore does not pose a danger to the child by being connected to the mains.
The sensor pad then monitors the baby's movements (it can detect even very slight ones) and should the baby stop breathing for 20 seconds the alarm will go off to alert parents or carers.
The same thing will happen should the baby's breathing drop to eight breaths per minute.
Alarm Unit Nanny provides protection from apnoea (when the baby forgets to breathe while sleeping) not only by getting the parents attention but also by waking the baby up.
This gives parents the peace of mind when they want to get a good night sleep, as they can be sure that Nanny is guarding their pride and joy.
Features Fully portable For mattresses up to 14cm Low battery life indicator Monitors the breathing and movements of an infant.
Nanny's ultra-sensitive pad is the largest on the market Operates on regular AA household batteries for safety and simplicity Nanny is the only monitor that can be upgraded to use two ultra-sensitive sensor pads Triggers acoustic and visual alarm after 20 seconds without breathing or if breathing rate drops to below 8 breaths per minute Carries complete CE registration as a medical device and complies with 93/42/EC Device Directive It has been certified as a medical device and been tested in maternity wards 's breathing and movements to confirm the absence of a possible danger.
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