On the parent unit:
Higher sensitivity lets you hear quieter sounds from your baby’s room. Lower sensitivity reduces the impact of quieter background sounds.
Tip: If there is continuous background noise from sources like a fan or air conditioning, decrease the sensitivity to prevent affecting the sound level lights or allowing these sounds to be heard on the parent unit. The sound sensitivity level will also affect the display's responsiveness in battery saver mode. To learn more about battery saver mode, see “What monitoring options are available on the Philips Avent Video Baby Monitor?”

The information on this page applies to the following models: SCD861/26, SCD863/26, SCD871/26.
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