What does db mean on BT baby monitor 2000?

dB is an abbreviation for decibels The usual unit for noise measurement is the sound pressure level (SPL). dB is a unit of sound pressure that measures the relative energy of a sound wave. The higher the sound level, the greater the amount of energy it has. The lower the sound level, the less energy it has.

What does db mean on a BT baby monitor

A db is a unit of measure for sound pressure. It’s a measure of the amount of sound energy hitting something. The lower the number, the quieter the sound. The higher the number, the louder the sound. dB levels for a baby monitor are usually between 20 and 30 dB, for example. The quietest monitors we recommend are under 20 dB.

What does db mean on the new BT baby monitor

The dB rating indicates the sensitivity of a monitor's speaker. A higher number means a louder sound. You can check the sound level on the product's packaging. Some monitors will also show a sound level in the room, rather than your baby. While this is helpful, it doesn't take into account the distance between the monitor and your baby.

What does db mean on a BT baby monitor?

dB is an abbreviation for decibel. Decibels sound pressure refers to the volume of sound at a given point. The smaller a sound is (or the higher the sound pressure), the higher the dB value. The higher the dB value, the louder the sound.

What does db mean in BT baby monitor

dB is an acronym for decibel which is a unit of measure for sound intensity. A sound level of 30 dB is equivalent to a quiet conversation. A sound level of 60 dB is the sound of a lawnmower. A sound level of 100 dB is the sound of a hand-held hair dryer. While the sound pressure level of a sound wave is the actual amount of physical force exerted on your ear. For example, if you have a sound wave at 100 dB, that means that