Wireless Bedwetting Alarm for Children and Teenagers with a Sealed Waterproof Sensor and Bedside Base

This wireless bedwetting alarm helps children and teenagers respond to nighttime wetness through a sensor that signals a separate bedside alarm base. The DRI Sleeper Eclipse uses a sealed waterproof sensor that fits inside diapers, pads or between two pairs of underwear, without clips or cords to manage.

The conductive plastic sensor is easy to clean, making it practical for repeated nighttime use. Place the alarm base on bedside furniture out of arm's reach so the child needs to get up to switch it off. Its loud audible alert can also notify a parent who needs to help the child wake.

Features

• Wireless sensor communicates directly with the alarm base without an extra transmitter.
• Sealed waterproof sensor fits inside diapers, pads or between two pairs of underwear.
• Conductive plastic sensor is easy to clean.
• Clip-free and cord-free sensor design avoids tangled cords.
• Loud audible alarm supports nighttime alerts for the child or a nearby parent.
• Instructions are provided in English, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese.

Specifications

• Product: Wireless bedwetting alarm
• Intended users: Children and teenagers
• Sensor construction: Sealed and waterproof
• Sensor material: Conductive plastic
• Sensor placement: Inside diapers, pads or between two pairs of underwear
• Alarm base placement: On bedside furniture out of arm's reach
• Instruction languages: English, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese
• Manufacturer warranty: 1 year

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does the bedwetting sensor go?

The wireless bedwetting sensor can go inside a diaper or pad, or between two pairs of underwear. Its sealed waterproof construction allows these placement methods without clips.

Does this bedwetting alarm need a transmitter clipped to clothing?

No. The sensor sends its signal directly to the alarm base without an extra transmitter, clothing clips or connecting cords.

Where should I put the alarm base at night?

Place the bedwetting alarm base on bedside furniture out of arm's reach. This arrangement means the child needs to get up to turn the alarm off.

Can a parent receive an alert in another room?

Yes, this alarm can connect to an additional alarm for a parent's room up to 12 m (40 ft) away. That setup requires the additional alarm.