Protection when your baby monitor goes quiet

Breakdown coverage begins after the shortest applicable portion of the manufacturer's warranty expires. Power surge coverage begins on the date of purchase.

Yes. Power surge damage to the monitor’s internal electronics is covered from the date of purchase.

Yes. You can receive a full refund during the 30-day free-look period.

If a covered breakdown cannot be repaired economically, your plan may provide a replacement or reimbursement instead.

Keep your purchase receipt, sales invoice, and Agreement handy throughout your coverage period. You can also store digital copies in your SureBright Vault so they’re easy to access when you need to file a claim.

Yes. If normal use eventually causes a mechanical or electrical component to fail, that breakdown can be covered. Ordinary aging that does not result in an actual failure is not covered.

Each failure is assessed against the terms of the protection plan. A subsequent issue may qualify when it is a separate covered breakdown and meets the applicable requirements.

A deductible may apply depending on the specific plan. Your Confirmation Email contains the applicable deductible and other plan-specific details.

Mechanical failures can qualify as well. The plan covers mechanical or electrical breakdowns, provided the failure meets the coverage terms and isn't caused by an exclusion.

Yes. Both types can contain eligible electronic components that may experience a covered breakdown.