SpotCam Sense HD Wi-Fi Monitor Camera Compatible with Smart Home product.

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Conventional baby monitors simply transmits video with occasional audio to a dedicated handheld monitor – the SpotCam Sense Wi-Fi Baby Monitor Camera does a whole lot more.

Using high-definition imaging technology and integrated home monitoring, this monitor not only lets you see and hear your little one via any internet-enabled device like a smartphone or tablet, but also alerts you if the temperature changing significantly within their room. It is fully compatible with all smart home products, such as Alexa or Google Home for added ease and simplicity within your home.

With full HD 1080P video streaming and recording up to 30 FPS, the 155-degree ultra-wide viewing angle will show your nursery or any other room of your choice; providing you with the confidence you need throughout the early months and beyond. The spherical lens also provides enhanced picture quality with 24-hour video and audio recording. Also, the monitor displays temperature, humidity, lux levels and more – keeping you updated every step of the way. You can customise with configurable temperature, humidity, light level, motion, audio and disconnection alerts. With two-way audio recording, you will be able to hear your baby and speak back to them to calm and nurture them when needed.

The SpotCam Sense Wi-Fi Baby Monitor Camera offers banking-level data security and is fully approved by the UK’s Secure by Design Organisation. As you do not need a dedicated handset, you can share the video end alerts with any authorised person. Simply share a link and selected friends and family can view your little one at the touch of a button, enjoying the same high-quality resolution. With complete control, you can choose to enable or disable guest viewing for privacy and security when you need it most. Furthermore, with new IFTTT technology, you can even share the video with your childminder which can be viewed when they are in your house and automatically turns off when they leave.