The DRI Eclipse wireless bed wetting alarm system is an easy-to-use alarm that works without wires. A small battery operated Urosensor is worn by your child to bed. When your child wets, the sensor detects the urine and transmits a signal to a small receiver that emits a loud chirping noise to alert you and your child. The Urosensor (urine detector) can be used with a mini pad, pull-up or sandwiched between two pairs of underwear. Simply cut a slit in the mini pad or pull-up and slide the Urosensor in place.

The alarm receiver is placed on a table or night stand so your child must get up and get out of bed to switch the sound off. The alarm emits a loud chirping sound from the receiver. The volume can be adjusted from inside the battery compartment. An on/off switch on the side of the receiver allows you to control the unit.

The wireless Urosensor should not need replacing because it has no moving parts and is fully sealed, eliminating the risk of urine getting inside. The internal battery will last two to three years. However, it may be damaged if it is put through the washer and dryer (the static electricity of the dryer can cause damage) so make sure it has been removed from the underwear before washing.

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The DRI Eclipse Urosensor is suitable to use in a pull-up or minipad. Simply cut a 1 inch slit on the inside of pad or the pull-up in the crotch area. Insert the point of the scissors into the slit, and moving the scissors from side to side, make a small tunnel into which you can insert the detector. To make sure that the Urosensor stays in place, it can be useful to tape across the slit once you have put the detector inside. The Velcro piece that secures the alarm to the pajama shoulder can be pinned or sewn in place. The covering layer of some pullups and minipads are designed to keep the user dry, and if the Urosensor is placed just under that layer, it may not trigger. It is best to insert the Urosensor under the layers of the absorbent material so that they will become wet and press onto the Urosensor.

Alternative placement is to use underwear with double fabric in the front fly area. Cut a slit in the outside layer toward the crotch and insert the Urosensor inside with the black sensing strip facing the user. Note: Wrapping the Urosensor in a tissue before insertion can help the wetting to be detected more quickly. Another option is to wear two pairs of close fitting underwear and put the Urosensor, wrapped in a tissue or not wrapped, between the two pairs. (More extensive placement instructions)

Manufacturer	Anzacare
Alarm Type	Sound with volume control
Alarm Warranty	6 months
Sensor Type	Sensor inserted in mini-pad or panty liner
Sensor Battery	Non-replaceable sealed battery that lasts 2 to 3 years
Receiver Battery	One Panasonic 2354 or equivalent
Color	Orange and black
Urosensor Dimensions	2.0" x 1.0" x 0.35"
Receiver Dimensions	3.0" x 1.5" x 0.75"
Shipping Weight	8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Instruction Manual	DRI Eclipse Instruction Manual DRI Eclipse Urosensor Tips
Care Instructions	Clean sensor with soapy water and small toothbrush every few days to remove urine residue.

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From Diane at 9/10/11
Is there a way to adjust the volume on the alarm unit?
Yes, the alarm unit is set to a high sound volume, but it can be increased if you prefer. Open the battery compartment on the base of the case. There is a volume control, which is adjustable with a small screwdriver, inside this battery compartment.

From Annie at 10/20/11
Which side of the sensor should be closest to the body?
The two black sensing strips, which detect the wetness, should be closest to the body.

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the only alarm you'll need We had the best outcomes putting the alarm in a mini pad manufactured by Seventh Generation. All the newer styles are paper thin so there is no way to insert the sensor. This brand is organic so there is still some thickness to their padssince they don't use the "space age" materials.

Our son struggled with enuresis for years. We were told he had a partial seizure disorder so we could expect this problem. We patiently followed the neuros suggestions but to no avail. But he was getting to the age of sleep-overs and he was so embarrassed. We just wanted to help him feel normal. So we started checking out the alarms. After researching them all, wedecided onthe Dri Eclipse. So glad we did.

Although the alarm is very loud, our son slept so hard that it was necessary for us to get him out of bed whenever it went off. No one else in the house ever slept through it! He is a particularly heavy sleeper. Nonetheless, the alarm still managed to train his brain and he has now been pull up free since four months before his 10th birthday. I wish we had known about this alarm when he was younger. Regardless, it was the first and only alarm we needed. Our five year old is chomping at the bit for her turn to use it. Her problem is not nearly as bad as his was so I expect she'll be trained even faster. Deb Awesome AWESOME. In 2 weeks our 7 year old girl - who was awake and consciously deciding to pee the bed every night - decided she did not like the alarm and instead uses the toilet now. Dry pull-ups on almost every night now. 7 Year Old Hates Alarm... stops peeing Age sixteen finally dry This turned out to be a great product Julie Small, convenient, and great results! Having many more dry nights after three weeks. As suggested, the sensor is wrapped in a few squares of toilet paper and placed directly in the Good Nite. Happy Mom Absolutely fabulous product, a must-have Now this product totally worked and helped the brain-pee pee connection work within 2 weeks! We still wore for precaution another week, but it worked and my child actually enjoyed waking up before alarm would. Best money ever spent! My son is so proud of himself and we are too! First 2-3 times I helped escort on trips to bathroom but after that he was awesome at getting up, switching off, going to pee and returning to bed. We put inside womens ultra thin pad in his underwear (cut a slit in pad for sensor). Took the slightest drip and it sensed it. I would keep one pad pre-cut spare just in case for frequent trips during night. Wish I had bought sooner! Save a fortune on nighttime pants. Must have, would recommend for even younger children, like 3 year olds and up. My son is 5 and a deep sleeper, but this helped him learn sensation of bladder fullness! Thanks to the creator of it!! Mrs b Efficient,reasonable cost,excellent! First have explanation/calm demonstration of product use. Then for young child read books to show the issue is more common then they think. (Ex.David's Secret Soccer Goal-Levine, Prince Bravery & Grace Mimi the excited Grandmother! Great product,Very happy I tried it! Just felt the need to give you another success story to put on your website.It works, it really does work! We were sceptical that this would work for our child who had rarely had a dry night in 7 years.

It didn't happen over night or in 2 weeks as some of the other reviewers said for us, but because we were firm and refused to stop using the Dri sleeper until treatment was achieved it worked.I feel a huge weight lifted off both my childs shoulders and mine as well.When your child is wetting the bed you feel like it's your fault,like you didn't toliet train them properly or something.Thank goodness for Dr.Page's knowledge it taught me how to fix this problem and also about the causes of bedwetting.I learned my child was simply a very heavy sleeper. We ordered the eclipse model and it was worth every penny.If your child has this problem, this is the answer.Try it... you will be very glad you did.

A million thank you's Dr.Page T. Very good item Im 64 and had prostate problems I use depends pull
on briefs day and night 24/7 I live with night time
BUT day time I was worried to go anyplace as one time in the mall I looked down and I had a "BIG"
spot (the mall was packed)I quickly left.I don't
feel it when I wet I've (with testing) Place the
sensor in spot that works with only a little leak
that gives me time to a just or leave. Disabled Veteran Discrete Yet Sensitive For Seniors As senior man with prostate disease and taking drugs that cause a deep sleep, I do suffer from occassional bedwetting. I love this product as I can wrap the sensor in a few layers of toilet tissue and tuck it into my shorts so I don't need the minipad. It's so sensitive that only a 1/2 tsp. of water will sound the 90 db alarm so it will wake you up. The sensor fits into the receiver and shuts off automatically, thus preserving battery life. It's quite small overall. I didn't like having to use the provided minipad so came up with the toilet tissue idea myself. However, if a man wears boxers, you should consider the minipad. Roadrunner DRI Eclipse Wireless Bedwetting Alarm The part that is worn has accidentally gone through the washer and dryer and STILL works great! Allen

DRI Eclipse Wireless Bed wetting Alarm

Wireless enuresis alarm that works in a pull-up

Sensor style: Sensor worn inside a mini pad or pull-up
Alert type: Sound (with volume control)
Available colors: Orange with Black etching
Includes: One sensor and receiver
Details: Remote Urosensor transmitter is docked on the alarm unit when not in use

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Comments about DRI Eclipse Wireless Bed wetting Alarm:
We had the best outcomes putting the alarm in a mini pad manufactured by Seventh Generation. All the newer styles are paper thin so there is no way to insert the sensor. This brand is organic so there is still some thickness to their padssince they don't use the "space age" materials.

Our son struggled with enuresis for years. We were told he had a partial seizure disorder so we could expect this problem. We patiently followed the neuros suggestions but to no avail. But he was getting to the age of sleep-overs and he was so embarrassed. We just wanted to help him feel normal. So we started checking out the alarms. After researching them all, wedecided onthe Dri Eclipse. So glad we did.

Although the alarm is very loud, our son slept so hard that it was necessary for us to get him out of bed whenever it went off. No one else in the house ever slept through it! He is a particularly heavy sleeper. Nonetheless, the alarm still managed to train his brain and he has now been pull up free since four months before his 10th birthday. I wish we had known about this alarm when he was younger. Regardless, it was the first and only alarm we needed. Our five year old is chomping at the bit for her turn to use it. Her problem is not nearly as bad as his was so I expect she'll be trained even faster.
bottom line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.

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