AN ADORABLE SLEEP BUDDY
Parenthood can be stressful. Take the guessing out of the picture with KELVIN, the cute night light that can quickly let you know whether your child's room temperature and humidity levels are safe
HOW KELVIN WORKS
KELVIN's night light automatically changes color based on your child's room temperature. Check on your child quietly without disrupting his or her sleep!
BLUE
Under 68° F (Under 20° C)
AMBER
68-72° F (20-22° C)
RED
Above 72° F (Above 22° C)
CHOOSE YOUR SETTINGS
Toggle between Fahrenheit and Celsius at the touch of a button.
SIMPLE. CUSTOMIZABLE.
Customize KELVIN's optimal temperature range based on your physician's recommendations with KELVIN's easy-to-use interface. You and your family decide what's best.
Tech Specs
Dimensions: 3.25" x 3.25" x 1.25"
Weight: 0.14 lbs (2.25 oz)
Material: Child-safe ABS; LED
Temperature Scale: Fahrenheit and Celsius
Operating Temperature Range: 32-104 F, +/- 2F (0-40 C, +/- 1.5C)
Operating Humidity Range: (20-90%, +/- 5%)
Power: Type A A/C wall adapter included (Input: 100-240 V, Output: 5 V)
Cable: Detachable 4 feet USB
Approvals: FCC, CE, RoHS, REACH, CA65
Patent: D898,024
FAQs
The AAP doesn't give one number. It advises avoiding overheating: dress your baby in no more than one layer more than an adult would wear to be comfortable, and skip hats indoors. Ask your pediatrician what range they recommend, then set KELVIN to match.
Blue means the room is cooler than your set range, amber means it's within range, and red means it's warmer.
Yes. While KELVIN's default range is 68-72 °F (20-22 °C), you can change the desired range.
Yes, KELVIN's display shows both the room temperature and the humidity.
You can toggle between Fahrenheit and Celsius depending on your preference.
KELVIN must be plugged in to work and comes with a USB cable and adapter.
No. KELVIN shows room conditions so you can adjust them. It doesn't monitor your baby, and it isn't a substitute for safe-sleep practices.
Source for the AAP guidance: A Parent's Guide to Safe Sleep, HealthyChildren.org (AAP).
