Cäm Additional Camera: Expand Your Baby Monitor Coverage

By Bblüv Canada | Published: 2026-11-02

Category: Product Reviews

Learn how to add a second Cäm camera to your baby monitor setup, place it for clear views in two rooms, and avoid common setup mistakes.

Quick answer

To expand coverage with the Cäm Additional Camera, pair it with your existing Cäm monitor, place it in the second room with a clear view of the crib, and test the signal before relying on it overnight.

Why add a second camera instead of moving one

Moving a single camera between rooms means you lose coverage in one space while you monitor the other. A second camera lets you keep an eye on both the nursery and another room—such as a playroom or a second bedroom—without unplugging and repositioning hardware. The Cäm Additional Camera is designed specifically to work with the Cäm system, so it adds a view rather than replacing your main unit. Before you buy, check that your existing monitor supports multiple cameras; the product listing does not specify a maximum number, so confirm with the manufacturer if you plan to add more than one.

Placement trade-offs in a two-room setup

A camera aimed at the crib gives the clearest view for sleep monitoring, but it may not cover the whole room. In a second room used for play, a wider angle might be more useful. Avoid placing the camera on a shelf where it can be reached by a toddler, and keep cords out of reach. The Cäm Additional Camera provides HD video, which helps you see small details, but it does not guarantee night vision or pan-tilt—those features are not listed, so plan a fixed angle that captures the area you need most.

Step-by-step setup for two-room coverage

Check compatibility with your Cäm monitor: Confirm that your existing Cäm monitor supports additional cameras. The Cäm Additional Camera is built for the Cäm system, but the maximum number of cameras is not stated in the product details, so contact Bblüv support if you plan to use more than one extra. Test pairing before you mount anything permanently.
Position the camera for a clear view: Place the camera at a height that gives a direct view of the crib or play area, and avoid pointing it at a window or bright light that could wash out the image. Keep the camera at least three feet away from the crib to reduce the risk of cords being reached. Do a daytime test to check for glare and blind spots.
Secure the cable and camera: Use cable clips or a cord cover to route the power cable along the wall and out of your child's reach. Mount the camera securely if you are not placing it on a stable, high shelf. Never leave loose cords hanging near the crib. Tug gently on the cord to confirm it is fully secured.
Pair the camera and test the signal: Follow the pairing instructions that came with your Cäm monitor to add the new camera. Then walk to the farthest point in your home where you would use the monitor and check that the video stays clear and the connection does not drop. Test at night as well, since Wi-Fi interference can differ after dark.
Label the camera view: If your monitor allows naming cameras, label each one by room (e.g., 'Nursery' and 'Playroom') so you can switch quickly. If naming is not available, note which camera is which before bedtime. Practice switching views before you need to do it in the dark.

Product facts

Cäm: Additional Camera || Cäm: Une caméra en extra: The Cäm Additional Camera is an HD video baby camera designed to work as an extra unit for the Cäm baby monitor system. It adds a clear view to your existing setup without replacing your main monitor, making two-room coverage practical.
Cäm: Additional Camera || Cäm: Une caméra en extra