Video Monitoring The latest models of baby monitors also feature several other options that takes the pressure off monitoring your baby 24/7. The video monitoring capability of some model allows you to watch over your baby anytime and anywhere in your house. You may even avail of the web cast feature that makes it possible for a parent, who's away on a business trip, to keep track of their baby or kid at home. They work through the radio frequency and use FM signals to transmit the sound. The major set-back of this variety is the tendency of other receivers picking up the same signal that your monitor transmits, thus less privacy and disturbances are possible. On the other hand, the digital model may cost a little more but it provides more privacy and usually has a wider range of reception than analog. But when examined by professional ghost hunters, they turn out to be ghost voices also known as electronic voice phenomenon. Baby Monitors and Interference Baby monitors can either be wired and wireless. Both types of devices have their own advantages and disadvantages. For wireless devices though, one of the disadvantages is interference. So where should you place your wireless baby monitor to minimize wireless interference? You need to place it as far away as possible from other devices especially wireless ones. This includes router and wireless/ cordless phones. The baby s and parents units should also be placed as far away from the microwave oven since it can also cause great interference. Since this is the kind of service and specialty they provide, you can be quite sure that you as parents are given the best possible monitoring they can provide. This is one advantage of going pro. Another advantage is that there is usually customer support that will be willing to help you in case you encounter any problems. 4) Keep your electronic devices at a safe distance from each other. If channel adjustments still won't work and the substitution of the appliance is not an immediate alternative, make an effort to keep the conflicting devices at a safe distance from one another. Doing so will somehow reduce the likelihood of interference.