DRI Sleeper Eclipse Wireless Bedwetting Alarm - Enuresis Solution for Children

Product Information

The DRI Sleeper eclipse Urosensor is a world-leading innovation incorporating a sensor and transmitter in one unit. There are NO wires because the Urosensor transmits directly to the alarm avoiding the need for a separate transmitter which the sensor has to be plugged into. This means added comfort for your child because there is no bulky transmitter attached to their undergarments and no fiddly clips or domes that can break or damage.

The moisture sensor is placed in the child's underwear or diaper. The alarm can be near the child, or with their carer up to 11 metres (35 feet) away. When the child wets their bed, the alarm sounds. Many children have low levels of the hormones that regulate urine production at night, but DON’T wet the bed. If hormones are an issue then your doctor may prescribe medication to use along with the alarm. Most likely, a bedwetting alarm solves bedwetting for up to 9 in 10 young people. We have many resources and lots of experience so can guide you if needed. The Urosensor™ is a consumable item because the battery cannot be replaced due to the unit being permanently sealed to prevent moisture from entering the electronics. However, the long-life battery together with special battery saving technology means that the Urosensor™ will not need to be replaced during a normal treatment period. It will last at least a year used every night, provided the alarm is turned off when it is not in use. (The reason most other wireless alarms have a separate transmitter is that the sensors cannot be sealed due to inadequate battery life. The battery in many wireless alarms has to be changed regularly, often at monthly intervals). Safety wireless electronics The Eclipse bedwetting sensor is completely sealed and waterproof so it can be inserted into diapers, pads or between two pairs of underwear. The sensor is made of conductive plastic, so it is safe and easy to clean. The sensor sends a short safe signal to the alarm base without the need for an extra uncomfortable transmitter.Many children have low levels of ADH, but DON'T wet the bed. If low levels of ADH are an issue, your doctor can advise the best form of treatment.

Urosensor™ technology – the only non-metal urine sensor means there is no corrosion by urine, no skin irritation, and is easy to clean for instant reuse. The sensor will last at least a year if used nightly and triggers the alarm twice a night. The special electronics make the wireless Urosensor™ completely safe. The DRI Sleeper® Eclipse alarm uses a remote wireless sensor to detect bedwetting. Simply place the small Urosensor™ in the child's underwear and the DRI Sleeper® Eclipse receiver on a nearby bedside table. When wetting starts, the Urosensor™ will trigger the receiver alarm, sounding a loud alert and waking the child.

Children may eventually learn not to wet the bed on their own. If you think about it, you taught them not to wet themselves during the day – why would you not teach them to not wet during the night? We have been a distributor of DRI Sleeper bed wetting alarms for over 30 years. Our experience gives you access to unparalleled support and advice by simply calling 0741 835 3100. All advice comes from bedwetting alarm experts who are ready to help with any questions about night toilet training. Dri Sleeper can help out anyone who might have trouble staying dry overnight, including deep sleepers and those on short-term medication. It is, however, especially suitable for children aged four and up. How Do I Fit the Dri Sleeper? The DRI Sleeper range of bed wetting alarms are manufactured in New Zealand and is one of the world's leading brands of bed wetting alarms for kids.

This is a replacement sensor for the DRI Sleeper eclipse. View the instructions for pairing the sensor and alarm Parents alarm - Can be connected with an additional alarm for the parent's room up to 12M(40ft) away

Resource Kit

With each Dri Sleeper Eclipse you also get the following resources to further assist in bedwetting treatment: Bedwetting Alarms work through a process called conditioned learning; your child will soon respond to feelings of a full bladder during the night. Night toilet training typically takes between 2 – 12 weeks, with gradual improvement along the way. Success is achieved when your child reaches 14 dry nights. Yes, it is very safe. Our alarms comply with all regulatory requirements around the use and safety of electronic devices. Also, when the sensor detects moisture, it transmits twice for only 1.3 seconds to trigger the alarm and then stops transmitting. We suggest ditching the diapers as they can remove the feeling of wetness which may interfere with the learning process. If you need the diapers to reduce the stress or mess, then go for it.