Radios (self-contained Units)

50 YOF NOTES R ANKLE AND FOOT PAIN. WAS REAKING UP A DOG FIGHT LAST NIGHT WHEN SHE FELL DOWN AND HER ANKLE MONITOR PUSHED IN TO HER R FOOT. DX: R ANKLE SPRAIN, R FOOT SPRAIN.

27YOM PRESENTS TO ED WITH 3 DAYS OF PAIN, REDNESS, EDEMA TO LEFT DISTAL CALF AND ANKLE. PATIENT ARRIVES WITH LEFT ANKLE MONITOR AND ESCORT. HE HAS HAD THE LEFT ANKLE MONITOR SINCE AUGUST THIS YEAR. STARTING 3 DAYS AGO HE DEVELOPED REDNESS, PAIN, AND EDEMA TO LEFT DISTAL CALF AND ANKLE, SIMILAR IN REGION TO ANKLE MONITOR. DX: CELLULITIS OF LLE

37YOF PRESENTS W/ C/O RIGHT ANKLE PAIN FROM AN ANKLE MONITOR. ASKING US TO TAKE OFF THE MONITOR, AND GIVE HER A NOTE THAT SHE CANNOT WEAR IT. REPORTS PAIN AND HAS ABRASIONS FROM THE MONITOR DX: CHRONIC ANKLE PAIN

95YOF TO ER FOR LEFT HIP PAIN, PT FELL IN HOME AFTER LOSING HER FOOTING, PT LIVES BY HERSELF W/ HER SON LIVING AS HER NEIGHBOR WHO CHECKS ON HER & HAS BABY MONITOR TO KEEP EYE ON HER,AND HEARD HER FALL, NO THINNER USE DX FALL, UTI W/O HEMATURIA, LEFT HIP PAIN

40 YOM C/O ANKLE PAIN AFTER WEARING ANKLE MONITOR DX ANKLE PAIN, PT LEFT AMA

26YOM BROUGHT IN BY SELF COMPLAINS OF LEFT ANKLE PAIN DUE TO ANKLE MONITOR BEING PLACED TODAY. DX: ACUTE LEFT ANKLE PAN

50YOM A MONITOR FELL OFF THE WALL AND STRUCK HIM IN THE HEAD DX FACIAL LACERATION

23YOF WAS CHANGING HER RADIO IN THE CAR, PULLED IT OUT, AND IT STRUCK HER RIGHT KNEE. DX: ACUTE PAIN OF RIGHT KNEE

6 MOM PRESENTS WITH FACIAL LACERATION S/P WAS AT HOME WHEN A BABY MONITOR FELL ON PATIENT'S FACE. DX: FACIAL LACERATION

9MOF BABY MONITOR FELL OFF SHELF AND HIT PTS HEAD DX: CLOSED HEAD INJURY

38YOF PRESENTS WITH AN AREA OF IRRITATION AND INFECTION TO HER LEFT ANKLE AFTER WEARING A DRUG ANKLE MONITORING BRACELET DX: CELLULITIS OF LEFT LOWER EXTREMITY

38YOM PERSENTS WITH TOO TIGHT PAROLE MONITORING BRACELET ON RIGHT ANKLE, THAT WAS PUT ON LAST WEEK. FEELS IT IS CUTTING INTO HIS SKIN, LOST PAROLE OFFICER NUMBER.. ALSO STATES A HEALING SORE ON LOWER LEG, STATES ITS FROM A BICYCLE PEDAL A FEW DAYS BEFORE HIS ARREST, HIS SHIN HIT THE CURB. DX: PAIN OF RIGHT LOWER EXTREMITY, CELLULITIS OF RIGHT LOWER ETREMITY, TRAUMATIC OPEN WOUND OF RIGHT LOWER LEG

The baby monitor was plugged into the wall outlet, but it was in the "off" position. The consumer said that they always leave the monitor plugged into the wall unless they are going to take it somewhere. The consumer said the electric cord plug is what was damaged from this incident. The consumer said she noticed an electric noise from the baby monitor and it was crackling like something in a frying pan. The consumer checked the cord and attempted to remove it. The end of the electric cord with the metal prongs that plug into the wall outlet was almost fused to the wall outlet. The consumer was able to remove the plug from the wall, but that end of it was melted. The plug was damaged, but it did not trip the breaker. After the consumer removed the plug from the wall outlet, she went down stairs and tripped the circuit breaker. The consumer noted that they had to get an electrician to come out and replace the wall outlet. The consumer called the mfr's and left them a voice message and asked for a return call within 24 hours, but she has not received it. The consumer believes that this could have led to a fire if she did not noticed the problem when she did.

I am writing to formally lodge a complaint regarding a burn injury sustained by my son due to a bedwetting alarm device purchased from Amazon, following the recommendation of his pediatrician. On the advice of our pediatrician, we purchased a wireless bedwetting alarm designed to assist with nighttime enuresis. The device consists of a small moisture sensor placed in the childs underwear and a wireless receiver that vibrates and sounds an alarm when moisture is detected. (2025 New Wireless Bedwetting Alarm for Boys & Girls. Sold by OVEVVE-US. Shipped by AMAZON) Prior to use, we tested the alarm by placing the sensor under running water. The receiver responded appropriately by vibrating and sounding the alarm, confirming it was functioning as intended. We used the device for the first time on the evening of August 30th 2025. As instructed in the product manual, we placed the sensor in my sons underwear. My son placed receiver in the waistband of his pajama pants, so he could feel the vibration when the alarm sounded. The manual states: "Place the receiver where the child can hear the alarm. Monitoring begins." It does not warn against placing the receiver in direct contact with the skin. My son went to bed at approximately 8:00 PM and slept through the night. Upon waking at 7:30 AM on August 31st 2025, he complained of pain on his left hip. Upon examination, I discovered a deep burn on his skin, approximately 1.5 cm wide, with a blue corrosive stain and an indentation matching the shape of the prongs on the receiver. My son had wet the bed during the night but did not wake up due to being a heavy sleeper, and he remained lying on the receiver until morning. Upon inspecting the device, I noticed two small metal prongs on the back of the receiver, the side that had been pressed against his skin. These prongs were coated with a blue corrosive substance, which appears to have transferred to and embedded into his skin. My father, a retired medical doctor with over

My husband and I really enjoyed this monitor for the first few months that we had it. We even bought a second camera to put elsewhere in the house so that we could monitor his playtime. However, on 09/01/11 at 2:00am, I woke to the sound of static coming from the monitor. My husband reached over and tried to turn the video feed on (the screen had gone black), but it wouldn't come on. Just a black screen and static on the audio. He turned it off and back on, same result. Then he turned the device over and we could see a bright glow coming from the little vents on the back of the device, and could quickly smell the odor of burning electronics as the back inside of the device caught fire. We immediately jumped out of bed, unplugged the device from the wall and carried it outside by the antenna. The device was plugged directly into a wall outlet, not into any crazy chain of surge protectors or anything else, and had never been wet, played with, handled by our child, pet, was not close to any moisture or heat, etc. or anything else out of the ordinary. It was simply sitting on our nightstand like every other night for the past 4+ months. This device is apparently poorly manufactured and had we not woken up when it started to catch on fire, who knows what would have happened.

The baby monitor was being used for its indicated purpose. It was plugged in overnight as we were monitoring our baby. In the morning we went to unplug it and it was not working and was hot. Upon examining the parent unit we noticed the outside of the battery cover was melted. We pried open the cover, which was too damaged to open correctly, and found the battery and plastic areas of the interior of the device were melted. The monitor device was sitting on headboard of our bed, not exposed to any heat or extreme conditions. There were no injuries, we waited until the device had cooled before attempting to open it. I contacted the company who made this device expressing our concerns, but have received no response.

We used this baby monitor for about 6 months, all of which time the wall power adapter would get very hot. I then noticed the wall power adapter plug started to crack on the parent unit. Within 1-2 weeks it completely cracked open so that you could see the inside of the plug adapter. This could have caused not only a fire but God forbid one of my babies had touched it!

We bought a Motorola baby video monitor 5/27/12. This summer the parent unit wasn't charging well or holding a charge. I would normally charge it on my nightstand overnight and hadn't moved the charger in several weeks but because it was dead during naptime, I went to move the charger downstairs. When I unplugged the charger I realized the insulation had broken away from the transformer and there were frayed, exposed copper wires. No injury occurred but the potential for someone to get electrocuted is significant. This charger was rarely moved so there's no reason this sort of damage should have occurred unless it's a defective product.

8/2/2012) The consumer stated that she plugged in her clock/radio for the first time. After having it in for approximately 2 weeks, she noticed that she would become very nauseous, migraine headaches, eye throbbing, etc. The consumer also started to smell an odor in her room as if something was burning. She immediately unplugged the unit. Her symptoms seemed to have dissipated after she had done this. The consumer stated that she had done research on the Internet for clock/radio and radiation symptoms. The information given was the same symptoms that she was experiencing. The consumer had not contacted the manufacturer. Note: The consumer did not receive medical attention.

Woke up in the middle of the night from the smell of smoke and saw smoke coming from monitor charger cord. The smoke was specifically coming from the end plugged into the wall. The product was returned to Babies R Us and replaced at no charge.