DRI Sleeper Eclipse Wireless Bedwetting Alarm - Enuresis Solution for Children

Product Information

This is a replacement sensor for the DRI Sleeper eclipse. View the instructions for pairing the sensor and alarm 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. Benefits of Stopping Bedwetting Eclipse can be used by boys or girls, 4 to 14 years old, who want to break free from diapers and stop wetting the bed. This solution works for kids who are deep or restless sleepers and many other children who thought they couldn't get a dry nights sleep. The Eclipse is ideal for older children because there are no clips or cables, and the sensor is discreet to wear.

Long battery life – the Eclipse batteries last for a minimum of the typical treatment period which is up to 12 weeks 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? 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.Simply put, the Dri Sleeper speeds up a child's learning. The alarm sounds every time they wet, so over time they learn to notice the feeling of a full bladder even before the alarm sounds. This full-bladder feeling will start to wake them so they can get to the bathroom in time. When used as directed with night toilet training, nine in ten children will stop bed wetting. Who Can an Eclipse Wireless Bedwetting Alarm Help? Eclipse can be used by boys or girls, 4 to 14 years old, who want to break free from diapers and stop wetting the bed. This solution works for kids who are deep or restless sleepers and many other children who thought they couldn't get a dry night's sleep. The Eclipse is ideal for older children because there are no clips or cables, and the sensor is discreet to wear. How Bedwetting Alarms Work Children may eventually learn not to wet the bed on their own. However, at the age of 9, 50% of bedwetters will still be wetting the bed. This can interfere with their self confidence especially when it comes to school camps and sleepovers. Therefore, helping your child to stop wetting at night, in the same way as most children are taught to use the toilet during the day, can do wonders for their self esteem. Parents and kids tell us how proud and happy they are when bedwetting stops. With renewed confidence, children look forward to school camps and sleepovers, free from worry about wetting the bed and embarrassment. Battery will last for three months of nightly use triggering twice a night and therefore shouldn't need changing during the normal treatment period

The DRI Sleeper® eclipse Urosensor™ should be rinsed in cold water after each use and pat dry or use a hairdryer to get rid of any moisture between the sensing strips. Do not use cleaners that are chlorine-based or put the Urosensor™ in the washing machine or dryer as this will irreparably damage the sensing strips.The DRI Sleeper® eclipse uses a 3V battery so it consumes only a tiny current. With just a few microamps passing through the Urosensor™ for less than a second you can put the Urosensor™ on your tongue and trigger the alarm but you will feel nothing. Once it senses moisture the DRI Sleeper® eclipse Urosensor™ sends two low-frequency transmissions of 1.3 seconds with a break of 0.3 seconds between them. It is safe because it is not the very high frequency of radio waves (microwave) that can cause damage through the heating of tissue, plus the transmission is very brief and not continuous. Care and cleaning of the DRI Sleeper® eclipse Urosensor™ Parents enjoy less washing, cost savings on diapers and a fully toilet-trained child ready for their future.

World Patent Pending Urosensor technology is the only non-metal urine sensor ever, so there's no corrosion by urine or skin irritation Yes it is very safe. Our alarms are registered with regulatory agencies around the world. The wireless sensor transmits twice for 1.3 seconds and ONLY when the alarm triggers. It also uses safe frequencies approved for medical devices. 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. 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. Please note that the sensors for all the bedwetting alarms we sell are replaceable items. They do wear out and are not covered by the guarantee.Stopping bedwetting is a huge win for both parents and kids. With renewed confidence, children look forward to school camps and sleepovers, free from worry about wetting the bed and embarrassment. Resource Kit

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. 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. 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 Place the alarm base on bedside furniture, out of arm's reach, so the child has to get up to turn it off. The loud alarm sounds at the ideal frequency to wake deep sleepers or their parents if help waking is needed. The Urosensor™ can transmit to more than one DRI Sleeper® alarm unit, so there can be another receiver in a parent's or carer's room

Benefits of Stopping Bedwetting

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? 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 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.