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If you want the picture on a handheld parent unit, and you do not want the camera on your home WiFi, the product is Bebcare Motion. If you want the picture on your phone, the product is Bebcare iQ. If you already know you need two rooms on one screen, the product is the 2-camera kit.
The parent unit
Motion sends video to a parent unit with a 4.3-inch screen. The Motion page calls that screen True Color. Setup does not ask for a WiFi password. The link does not use Bluetooth, and it does not use a phone app. The stated range is up to 800 feet.
The set on the Motion page includes one camera. That same parent unit can pair with up to four cameras, and it can show them on a split screen. You leave the parent unit on through the night. The phone stays a phone.
From that parent unit you can talk back through the camera. The camera has night vision. The screen shows the room temperature, and the unit warns you if the room gets too hot or too cold. You can zoom, and you can pan and tilt the camera. There is a night light. The parent unit can also play lullabies. Linda is a separate music player and night light. Linda is not a baby monitor.
The white noise silencer quiets the static on the parent unit, so the sound that comes through is the baby. The Motion page states 20 hours of standby battery life.
What low emission means here
On Motion, low emission means the ultra-low radiation mode is on. That is a statement about the radio in the product. Motion is not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition, and it does not take the place of an adult in the room.
The 2-camera kit page states its own figure: 94 percent reduced wireless EMF compared with an average baby monitor. That number is the kit page's claim. It is the same kind of design statement.
The breathing sensor mat is optional. It works only with a compatible Bebcare monitor. It does not run on its own, and it is not a medical device.
Two rooms
The 2-camera kit is the page for split screen. The set is one Bebcare Motion monitor plus one additional Motion camera. Both rooms show on the one 4.3-inch parent unit. The stated range is up to 800 feet. This kit does not use home WiFi.
If you buy the single Motion first, you can add cameras later, up to four on that parent unit. The kit is the box that already includes two cameras.
The WiFi monitor
Bebcare iQ is a 1080p camera on your home WiFi. The camera pans and tilts, and it has night vision. You watch it in the Bebcare app. The app needs the home network.
The picture can be on the phone you already carry. It also depends on the router. When the router is off, or when you do not want a camera on the home network, use Motion. Motion keeps the picture on the parent unit, and setup has no WiFi step.
Sound only
Bebcare Hear is the audio monitor. It has a parent unit and a baby unit, and no camera. The Hear page states a range of up to 2,000 feet. Hear uses a local link, so it does not need home WiFi or a phone app. It has an ultra-low emission mode.
A lot of people open a video page when they only wanted to hear the room. Hear is the page for that. The stated range is longer than Motion's, and there is no picture.
The four pages, side by side
| Motion | 2-camera kit | iQ | Hear | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connection | Parent unit. No home WiFi. | Parent unit. No home WiFi. | Home WiFi and the Bebcare app. | Parent unit. No home WiFi. |
| In the box | One camera and one parent unit. | Two cameras and one parent unit. | One 1080p camera. | One baby unit and one audio parent unit. No camera. |
| What you watch or hear | 4.3-inch parent screen. | Split screen on that parent unit. | The phone app. | Audio on the parent unit. |
| Stated range | Up to 800 feet. | Up to 800 feet. | Uses the home network. | Up to 2,000 feet. |
| More cameras later | Up to four on the parent unit. | Up to four on the parent unit. | Add an iQ camera. The picture stays in the app. | No camera. |
What parents ask
What is a low EMF baby monitor?
On Motion and on Hear, it means the ultra-low emission mode. On the 2-camera kit page, the stated comparison is 94 percent reduced wireless EMF versus an average baby monitor. None of these products is a medical device.
What is a non-WiFi baby monitor?
Motion and Hear use a local link to a parent unit. They do not need home WiFi, Bluetooth, or a phone app. iQ does need home WiFi, because the app uses your network.
What is split screen for two rooms?
The 2-camera kit shows two cameras on one parent screen. The single Motion set includes one camera. You can add cameras later, up to four. The kit is the box that already has two.
How far does Motion reach?
The Motion page and the kit page both state up to 800 feet. Hear, which is audio only, states up to 2,000 feet.
Can I use my phone as the monitor?
With iQ, yes. The Bebcare app is the screen, and it needs home WiFi. With Motion, Hear, and the 2-camera kit, the screen is the parent unit.
How many cameras come in the Motion box?
One, on the Motion page. Two, on the 2-camera kit page. Either parent unit can pair with up to four cameras.
Which page should I open?
One room, video, no WiFi: Motion. Two rooms on one screen: the 2-camera kit. A phone app on home WiFi: iQ. Sound only: Hear.
Bebcare. 18 October 2026.
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