Oricom

• Video Monitor (Secure Range): Allows you to see and hear the baby. You can watch them sleep, but you have to be looking at the screen to know if something is wrong.
• Babysense (Breathing Monitor): A "blind" system that uses sensor pads under the mattress to feel the baby's chest movement. It actively monitors for breathing irregularities and alarms you if movement stops for 20 seconds.
• Note: Oricom sells these separately or in "Value Packs" containing both.

Yes. The Oricom Babysense7 is included on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG) as a medical device. This certification means it has undergone rigorous testing for efficacy and safety, distinguishing it from the many "wearable" consumer baby gadgets that are not certified medical devices.

Yes. Most of the Oricom Secure video monitor range (e.g., Secure710, Secure870) features Multi-Camera Capability. You can usually pair up to four cameras to a single parent unit. This is ideal for families with twins or children in different rooms, allowing you to cycle through the views or use "Split Screen" mode (depending on the model).

Oricom audio monitors utilize DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) technology. This ensures crystal clear sound with zero interference from other household devices like Wi-Fi routers or microwaves. Crucially, it provides a secure, encrypted connection so that neighbors or scanners cannot listen in on your nursery.

Yes. While they are famous for their in-car UHF radios, Oricom also produces a wide range of Handheld UHF Radios (Walkie Talkies). These are popular for families camping, hiking, or keeping in touch on large properties where mobile phone reception is poor. They are rugged, easy to use, and compatible with all standard Australian UHF channels.