Wireless Bedwetting Alarm – DRI Sleeper Eclipse
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Children love this alarm because it is bright, colourful & wireless. Parents love the Eclipse because it is a breeze to use, easy to clean, made from quality materials and above all, it work...
Children love this alarm because it is bright, colourful & wireless. Parents love the Eclipse because it is a breeze to use, easy to clean, made from quality materials and above all, it works. Check out our reviews.
MADE IN NEW ZEALAND and recommended by medical professionals and doctors from around the world.
"Its advanced metal-free Urosensor™ means no skin irritation and its compact design makes it ultra-comfortable to wear. The alarm comes with one Urosensor™ and batteries.
- Two-part wireless system with no wires. Urosensor™ transmits directly to the alarm avoiding the need for a separate transmitter which the sensor has to be plugged into. No fiddly clips or domes that can break or damage. Easy, convenient and comfortable. Great for older children and restless sleepers.
- Patented moulded plastic Urosensor™. Sealed unit so urine cannot damage the electronics. Easy to clean and dry for instant re-use.
- Urosensor™ goes right inside the underpants. The best position for quick detection of urine leakage.
- Urosensor™ can be inserted inside pull-ups or diapers. The child can stay in diapers or pull-ups during training.
- No metal contacts. Doesn’t corrode or deteriorate in urine.
- Safety wireless electronics. Completely safe and no risk of skin irritation.
- Urosensor™ can transmit to more than one alarm. Parents / caregivers can have an alarm in their bedroom.
- Maximum alerting alarm. Alarm rings at around 98 decibels. Frequency of the alarm is set at the resonant frequency of the ear which is most effective for alerting the brain.
- Volume adjustment inside alarm unit. Tamper-proof.
- The alarm comes with CR2354 ‘coin’ battery. Will last for at least three months of nightly use triggering twice a night and therefore shouldn’t need changing during the normal treatment period.
- Urosensor™ includes long-life battery with special battery saving technology. Urosensor™ shouldn’t need to be replaced during the normal treatment period. The battery will last at least a year if it is used nightly and triggers the alarm twice a night.
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DRI Sleeper Eclipse
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DRI Sleeper Excel
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| The alarm is attached to the child's pyjamas | Tick | |
| Urosensor is attached to the alarm with a lead | Tick | |
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Urosensor is flexible and conductive on both sides |
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Alarm sits on bedside furniture |
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Urosensor has no wire - wireless |
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| Urosensor used conductive plastic rather than metal |
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| Urosensor goes inside underpants |
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| Urosensor can be inserted inside pull-ups or diapers |
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| Volume is adjustable |
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| Urosensor can be used with more than one alarm so parents can also have an alarm in their bedroom |
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| Suitable for restless sleepers |
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| More 'discreet' for older children |
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- Put the DRI Sleeper® alarm unit on a bedside table and switch it on. It will beep rapidly 5 times.
- Prepare a minipad by making a pocket in the absorbent layers by either cutting a 25mm (1 inch) slit in the absorbent layers with a pair of sharp scissors, or cutting the top off the minipad. With the point of the scissors create a pocket for the Urosensor™ to slide into. (The downloadable instructions include alternative methods of locating the Urosensor™)
- Remove the Urosensor™ from the alarm cradle and insert in the minipad with the black sensing strips facing your child’s crotch.
- Stick the minipad into the crotch of your child’s underwear making sure that the Urosensor™ is near where the urine will be passed.
Warning: Button/Coin Batteries are hazardous if swallowed.
The DRI Sleeper eclipse base unit contains a CR2354 button/coin cell type lithium battery which is hazardous if swallowed. The Eclipse now has a secure double-action battery compartment. Older versions of the Eclipse have a single action battery compartment. Older models of the DRI Sleeper Excel used LR44 (alkaline) button type batteries.
- Do not allow children to change the battery.
- Dispose of used batteries immediately and keep out of reach of children.
- Regularly check and make sure the battery compartment is correctly secured. Safely dispose of and replace the unit if the compartment is damaged and not secure.
Please be aware:
- Swallowing or placing a lithium button battery inside any part of the body can cause severe injury or death in 2 hours or less.
- Swallowing or placing a non-lithium button battery inside any part of the body can cause serious injuries.
- Medical attention should be sought immediately if you suspect that your child has swallowed or placed a button battery inside any part of the body.
Call the 24-hour Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26 (Australia) or 0800 764 766 (New Zealand) for fast, expert advice.
Why buy a Dri Sleeper bedwetting alarm?
MADE IN NEW ZEALAND and recommended by medical professionals and doctors from around the world. Dri Sleep Alarms have a 80% success rate. They are great for older kids, or those really heavy sleepers that don’t seem to wake up when wet.
How do they work?
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.
What is the difference between a wireless and wired alarm?
Like any product, wired is more cost effective, while wireless is simpler and easier to use.
Who makes DRI Sleeper Alarms?
DRI Sleeper alarms are an NZ company. So we can guarantee they their safety and are on hand with any questions.
Toilet Train with Confidence
- HOHolly O.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars4 days agoIt works!
Our 9 yr old was still wetting most nights, we’d tried medication but it didn’t really help, he was wetting through night nappies and saturating the bed several nights a week. I was skeptical about trying an alarm and it was definitely a few weeks of hard work - getting up through the night to ensure he went to the toilet when the alarm went off. At first it seemed to get worse as he was woken every single night, however we persisted and after about 2-3 weeks he had a night with no alarm and no wetting. Then another, and another… 3 weeks later we are alarm -free and he has been consistently dry! This has never happened. Worth every cent.
BBrollySheets17 seconds agoHi Holly, Thank you so much for sharing your experience! Congratulations to you both on this huge milestone—and thank you again for trusting the process and sharing such encouraging feedback.
- CChelseaVerified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars5 days agoGame changer!
I’ve waited 7wks to review to give my honest opinion. In the past I could count on one hand the times my 8 year olds been dry overnight. She would wake every morning with a wet nappy. Finally decided to buy an alarm. I was worried she would not wake for it, or it would upset her but she took to it totally fine! We started with it inserted in her nappy then quickly moved to it just being in underwear. Each week the alarm was going off less and less, or she would wake herself to go before it went off. After 6wks we have taken it away. She will either stay dry the whole night or the odd time will wake up herself up and go. No accidents since. It has reset her rhythm and changed her confidence. An absolute game changer for us, stick with it, it does work!
BBrollySheets4 days agoHi Chelsea, We're thrilled to hear how well your daughter responded to the alarm and how it's helped reset her rhythm and boost her confidence. Your journey is truly encouraging, and we're sure it will give hope to other families going through the same challenges.
- MMixedVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars3 weeks agoGreat alarm BUT.....
Within 2 weeks the alarm taught my sons body to hold so our accidents are at a minimum. His body still doesn't wake in the night. This is way better than where we were at and im hoping the body will eventually register the night time wake for a wee if needed.
My main gripe is the batteries DO NOT last or it is the alarm. We used it for about a month or less, then as we were going away I wanted to take it but the battery was dead. I got a new battery on our return. Our trip caused a regression so we are back with the alarm but 2 weeks later it is dead again. I'm about to get another battery so will see what happens.
BBrollySheets2 weeks agoHi Karla, Thank you for sharing your feedback with us.
- HGHazel G.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars1 month agoWorks well
The volume of the alarm works as a deterrent but does mean my son is reluctant to use it
BBrollySheets1 month agoHi Hazel, Thanks so much for sharing your experience with us.
- DSDonna S.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoBed wetting alarm
Great item, loud enough to wake me up to get child up who isn’t woken by alarm
BBrollySheets1 month agoHi Donna, Thank you so much for the great review!
