Philips AVENT audio baby monitor Essential SCD502 audio babyphone DECT

The Philips AVENT SCD502 DECT baby monitor provides a reliable audio connection to keep track of your baby. It uses DECT technology with 120 channels to ensure clear sound and interference-free transmission. The compact white receiver and parent unit are powered from mains or AA batteries and offer up to 24 hours of battery life, with a maximum operating range of 300 meters in open space.

Advantages

DECT technology with 120 channels delivers a secure and private audio link between parent and baby units. Crystal-clear sound reproduction helps you hear your baby’s noises accurately. Portable power options (AC or AA batteries) and up to 24 hours of battery life make the unit convenient for extended use. The unit’s compact white design fits easily into home environments and is simple to place where needed.

Suitable for

• Home use for monitoring infants and young children
• Rooms where a clear, interference-free audio connection is required
• Situations that need portable monitoring without constant mains power

Key specifications

• Product: DECT baby monitor Philips AVENT SCD502
• Type: DECT babyphone
• Maximum range: 300 m (open space)
• Channels: 120
• Built-in display: No
• Power: AC adapter or AA batteries
• Battery life: Up to 24 hours
• Colour: White
• Dimensions: 220 mm x 156 mm x 56 mm
• MPN: SCD502/26
• EAN: 8710103839545

How to use

Place the baby unit in the child’s room within recommended distance from the cot and plug it into a mains outlet or insert AA batteries. Place the parent unit where you will be staying and switch both units on to pair them using the DECT connection. Adjust the volume on the parent unit to a comfortable level and test the audio before leaving the room. Keep the baby unit on a stable surface, away from bedding and at a safe distance from the child.

Recommendations

For best performance, use the monitor in line-of-sight or with minimal obstacles between units. Battery life depends on usage and settings; using mains power when possible reduces interruptions. Avoid placing the baby unit near large metal objects or other electronics that could cause interference.