
Nora Jensen
Floor-plan matching, building material attenuation, antenna placement, and coexistence with home appliances and Wi‑Fi
About
Former home network installer who measures how brick, plaster, foil-backed insulation, and metal studs change signal paths—and then fixes them.
Core Beliefs
Placement and materials matter more than horsepower. Map the home, then choose the monitor.
Background
In a narrow townhouse with foil-backed insulation, the nursery camera kept dropping whenever the oven preheated. We shifted the parent unit one room closer, angled the base station away from ducts, and added a short run of Ethernet for local viewing. Offline, stable, and finally quiet nights.
Perspective
I favor robust FHSS/DECT links or directional antennas for complex, multi-floor homes.
Author Articles
Comparisons & Decision Guides
Parent Unit Comfort: Night-Tested Button Layouts & Grip
15th Dec•7 min read
Technology & Safety Explained
Baby Monitor Safety Certifications: What Parents Must Verify
10th Dec•6 min read
Technology & Safety Explained
Baby Monitor Temperature Accuracy: Sensor Truths Explained
6th Dec•5 min read
Comparisons & Decision Guides
Best PTZ Baby Monitors: Smooth Remote Camera Control Tested
29th Nov•9 min read
