What do you do? My question is, how do you get away with having just one parent unit?
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I have an elderly person who visits and stays in my casitas which is a separate unit outside my house. Will a baby monitor work at that kind of distance. Also if you can talk from the parent unit can someone on the baby unit end talk as well? You would think someone would come up with a unit for the elderly that is not connected to a call center. I just want my friend to be able to contact me if she is in trouble or if she falls or needs help I could hear what is going on. Would appreciate any help.
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I would recommend emptying. Or at least partially. We have softub, and could slip it under, but with difficulty.
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That's exactly what I did for awhile. I ended up buying a second unit because it got bothersome to be moving it.
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i found that manufacturer says you can only use one system, but some user are using two system without problem. that's what i've found so far.
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You can use it either way. I used it alone and when I changed cribs I used both.
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There is only one unit for the price. It seemed to work well for my father-in-law.
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Hi there. Yes, from my personal experience, I have one unit on 2nd floor, 1st floor and basement in my home. Hope this helps.
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I believe you can un 2 lines off the unit. It is best to take a long run and split it into two shorter runs.
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This is one unit and can be connected to others. Connecting items would have to be purchased separately.
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I think one can set it up. It might be a little difficult but my husband and I set it up one at a time while the other chased around our toddler
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I'll put it this way. Single, working mom. Toddler. Two dogs. If anything is difficult, it sits around for months waiting to be put together. This thing was up and running almost out of the box. Insert stick handle. Insert base (or nozzle). Plug in. Have at it.
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As I look at the photo of a single unit, it would only hold one (on top). I had purchased four units which gave me more flexibility. Hope that helps.
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I think you can use one panel at a time, but also even if you had to use both, you can easily zig zag the panels to fit the space desired, that will make it more sturdy and more difficult for your child to knock down.
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one unit becomes the main and the other two become slave units...the main unit has to switch back and forth....the short answer is no...
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We have an older Philips monitor that we are still using in our 5 year old's room. We don't need the portability of the parent unit anymore, but when he was younger, we took the one that came with the set everywhere around the house and even outside. We never needed a second parent unit. We have a baby due in September and I am planning on buying the new Philips monitor for her room. Love the DECT technology.
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You could set one on top of the other but it would make more sense to just assemble them together. If you set one on top of the other you'd have a space between the two of about one and a half inches that would be pretty much useless. The way that you assemble them you would be able to make the two of them one unit, they do assemble very easily. Hope this makes sense, and helps! Good luck!
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My suggestion is to use them separately. That is the best way it has worked for me.