Just setup the wireless device for the baby anywhere you want in the room without worrying whether the length of the wire is enough to reach the other room where you will setup the receiver. In terms of aesthetics, wireless baby monitors also provide parents an advantage. You do not have to worry about wires sticking out or going out of place. Parents, especially busy parents, install these devices so that they may be able to observe and tend to the needs of their baby if they are located in a different place at home. But another very useful function of baby monitors is during sleeping hours. This best applies to a setup wherein the baby stays in a room separate from the parents. Both types of devices have their own advantages and disadvantages. For wireless devices though, one of the disadvantages is interference. Interferences can be in the form of intercepted voices from other wireless devices such as wireless phones or static sounds. These interferences can also cause sounds to be muffled and inaudible. There are actually a number of ways to get rid or avoid interference issues when using baby monitors inside an apartment building. Here are some of them: 1) Change the frequency band. Most modern wireless devices are equipped with capabilities of channel adjustments. This is one way of patching up interference problems. Sound-activated Light It can be difficult to monitor baby sounds if you're trying to vacuum the floor or watch television. Fortunately, a number of baby monitors now come with a sound-activated light that illuminates each time it detects noise. This feature allows you to immediately know that something's going on without even hearing the sounds. This has been the concern of parents who use baby monitors in their flats. Because of the number of tenants who also use different gadgets, interference among baby monitors is quite common. With this kind of setup, security and comfort of your baby may be put at risk. Fixing Interference Problems Baby monitors are great help for parents who are always on the go.